Classes

International Finance

Semester: 
Spring

The course provides an overview of international financial economics, developing analytical tools and concepts that can be used to analyze world economic policy debates. It covers the international implications of macroeconomic policies, international monetary arrangements and institutions, and stabilization programs for developing countries.

Economics of Finance

Semester: 
Spring

This introductory course provides a general survey of finance. It emphasizes the understanding of the principles and basic concepts and techniques applied in finance and their application in business enterprises. Topics covered include: present value analysis and discounting, security valuation, risk/return trade off, capital budgeting and financial analysis. Moreover, field work exposure will be attained through the analysis of real life domestic and international case studies and a field trip to the EGX. Familiarity with computer spreadsheets (Excel) will be expected.