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The Capital Markets major focuses on utilizing fundamental finance principles from the core course (FINM1001 Foundations of Finance) to examine corporate financial strategies, investment choices, asset allocation, derivative instruments, risk mitigation, valuation techniques, and fixed-income securities. This program equips students with essential skills for careers in corporate finance, financial advisory, asset management, investment banking, and securities trading.
Learning Outcomes
Grasp three core finance concepts: time value of money, risk diversification, and arbitrage principles, and their implementation in corporate finance, investment strategies, derivative instruments, risk control, asset allocation, business valuation, and credit markets.
Comprehend how financial institutions manage credit and risk in capital markets.
Master the valuation and risk mitigation techniques for options, futures, and other derivative instruments, along with their application in financial risk management.