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BUS 327 - Financial Institutions, Markets, and Risks

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This course provides an overview of financial instruments, markets, and institutions with an emphasis on the structure of the financial services industry and its role in supplying funds to the money and capital markets. The course also examines the management of risks in wide range of financial activities, with a particular focus on market risk, credit risk and liquidity risk. (Offered fall even years.) Prerequisite(s): BUS 240  or ECON 101 .


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