MGF 402LEC - Investment Management

Students taking this course should expect to learn about financial markets and financial decision-making. Among others, students will learn about the fundamental principles of risk and return, diversification, and efficient markets. Further, students will study the role of financial markets in the economy, the mechanics of trading, the characteristics and pricing of equity and fixed income. The course will be of particular interest for students who contemplate pursuing a career in the investment industry. The course should also be of interest for anyone investing in the financial markets, for example, for retirement. The required prior knowledge for this course consists of the subject material covered in: MGF 301 ”Corporation Finance.” In addition, students are expected to possess a basic knowledge of mathematics and statistics. Students should also have a basic knowledge of Excel. Mathematical, statistical, and Excel skills required for this course will be reviewed during the course.

Credits: 3

Grading
Graded (GRD)

Typically Offered:
Fall, Spring, Summer

Requisites:
MGQ 301, MGF 301, junior or senior standing in accounting or business administration majors.