BUS 690F - Contemporary Issues in Finance - Financial Institutions and Credit Markets
2 Credits
Delivery/Location: Fort Collins , DVD/VCD
Prerequisite
BUS 640 (Financial Principles and Practice) and BUS 641 (Financial Markets and Investments) from CSU’s MBA program or those with Finance, Accounting and Banking Professionals may qualify for enrollment in this course.
Description
The objective of this class is to provide the student with an understanding of the risks. The class will include a description of some of the financial institutions in the system such as banks, insurance companies, investment banks, hedge funds, mutual funds, and trading markets as well a description of the credit markets and how they impact the firm. Additionally, the student will learn how to use some hedging tools such a futures, options, and interest-rate swaps to help mitigate some of the risks faced by the firm.
For additional information please contact Matt Leland with the College of Business.
Matt Leland (970) 491-1917 or 800.491.4622, ext. 1
This course can be applied towards the:
Important Information
Please note to receive a refund of tuition for BUS 690F summer 2009, you must withdrawal no later than:
June 21, for 100% refund of tution.
June 28, for 50% refund of tuition.
Finance, accounting, and banking professionals are asked to contact Matt Leland in the College of Business (970-491-1917 or 800 491-4622 ext 1) to discuss your experience level in these areas and determine eligibility to enroll in this class. The classroom enrollment is limited so register as soon as possible
Textbooks and Materials
Materials for course will be nominal and announced prior to the start of the first class.
Instructors
Susan Hine is an clinical professor in the College of Business, Finance and Real Estate Department. Prior to her work at the university level, Sue operated a western wear/feed store in Colorado as well as operated a horse sale consignment company. Additionally, she worked as vice president of financial services at a large Colorado bank holding company.
