FINA 4330 — Emerging Financial Markets

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLecture

Presents essential theoretical background and practical knowledge regarding investments in emerging financial markets. Covers how emerging markets are developed and how securities are valued and traded. Explores the major risk factors associated with investing in these markets as long as the basic institutional policy issues affect emerging markets. Finally, offers a practical approach to investing in emerging financial markets (including financial securities selections, analysis, and portfolio diversification).

Prerequisites

• one of:
  • FINA 3301 (min D-)
  • FINA 3303 (min D-)

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