The Measurement and Management of Market Risk II

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Overview

Subject area

FIN

Catalog Number

9853

Course Title

The Measurement and Management of Market Risk II

Description

This course is a continuation of Finance 9852, The Measurement and Management of Market Risk I, and extends students' knowledge of the concepts and measures of market risk. From this foundation, students will learn how financial institutions actively use these models to manage risk, and how these techniques are tested and evaluated in practice. This course will also include an analysis of the implications of market risk for regulatory capital requirements. Specific topics include: estimation of value at risk for derivatives and fixed income securities with embedded optionality, and evaluations using techniques of stress testing, and Monte Carlo and scenario analyses.

Typically Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer

Academic Career

Graduate

Liberal Arts

No

Credits

Minimum Units

1.5

Maximum Units

1.5

Academic Progress Units

1.5

Repeat For Credit

No

Components

Name

Lecture

Hours

1.5

Requisites

026658

Course Schedule