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IEN636 Financial Economics 7.5 ECTS credits | |
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TIMEPERIOD: Q2 LANGUAGE:Swedish EXAMINER Stefan Hellmer Univ lekt PREREQUISITES Applied Mathematical Economics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics or corresponding. COURSE AIM The course aim is to enhance the understanding of how risk and uncertainty can be incorporated into economic analyses. CONTENTS The course deals with value, expected return and uncertainty when dealing with financial and real assets. The core of the course is the understanding of how uncertainty can be evaluated and dealt with in different portfolio models, institutional arrangements and financial instruments where markets for derivatives, such as futures and options, are analyzed. TEACHING EXAMINATION Exam 6.0 credits. Assignment Report 1.5 credits. COURSE GRADE SCALE: ITEMS/CREDITS | |
| Assignment Report | 1.50ECTS |
| Written exam | 6.00ECTS |
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COURSE LITERATURE Haugen, R.A; Modern Investment Theory. Prentice Hall 1997. Further coursematerial might be added. Further information: International Office |
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