(in Polish) International Financial Market 1155-12-E21-0-InFM
The scope of the course covers the following topics:
Classification of global financial markets
Financial crises
Money and currency market
Stock market
Debt market
Investment banking services
Derivatives market
Alternative investments
Islamic finance
Cryptocurrencies
Artificial intelligence in finance
Counteracting money laundering and terrorist financing
Total student workload
Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Teaching methods
Type of course
Prerequisites
Course coordinators
Assessment criteria
Assessment methods:
- written examination
- activity during lectures,
- content and form of presentation
Assessment criteria:
fail (2) – from 0% to 60%
satisfactory (3) – from 61% to 70%
satisfactory plus (3+) – from 71% to 75%
good (4) – from 76% to 85%
good plus (4+) – from 86% to 90%
very good (5) – from 91% to 100%
In order to obtain a credit in the subject, two forms of checking knowledge and activity: an exam and a presentation on a selected topic, must be passed.
Practical placement
No
Bibliography
Frank J. Fabbozi, Capital markets. Institutions, instruments and risk management, Fifth edition, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2015.
Website news on the functioning of the international financial market
Additional information
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