ECON670

Financial Economics

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Prerequisite: ECON641; and must have completed or be concurrently enrolled in ECON644. Restriction: Must be in M.Prof.Studies: Applied Economics program. The course applies microeconomic theory and applied econometric techniques to the study of financial institutions and markets for financial assets. Students will learn how economists model and estimate the value of financial assets. The economic and empirical models are of interest to public policy makers and private wealth managers. Specific topics can include financial intermediation, the regulation of financial institutions, risk management, portfolio theory, the capital asset pricing model and the efficient markets hypothesis.

Spring 2025

Christian Krestel

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Joonkyu Choi

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Fall 2024

Joonkyu Choi

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Spring 2024

Christian Krestel

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Joonkyu Choi

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Past Semesters

John Neri

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Shalini McAdams

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Somasree Dasgupta

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Lubomir Petrasek

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Richard Stahnke

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Ilknur Zer Boudet

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Ilknur Zer Boudet

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Ilknur Zer Boudet

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Joonkyu Choi

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Christian Krestel

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Ilknur Zer Boudet

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Christian Krestel

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