ECN6570 Modern Theory of Banking and Finance

Aims/Description: This module will give you a broad introduction into the economic literature on finance and banking. You will develop an understanding of the principles behind investment-financing decisions, the concept of governance and its implications for the efficiency of firms' investment decisions, and the role of financial intermediation. The module emphasises both theoretical and practical considerations. On completing this module, you will have a working knowledge of lexicon, theory, and tools associated with monetary theory and understand how the economy and financial markets fit together.

Staff Contact: MONTAGNOLI ALBERTO

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Seminars, Independent Study

Assessment: Formal Exam, Classroom testing

Notes: This unit is available as part of the Research Training Programme.

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