2016-2017 Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog

FIN 550 Money, Capital Markets and Banking

Analyzes operations of financial institutions, especially commercial banks, including the role they play in financial markets, how operations affect the economic system, and the role of regulation in influencing their behavior. Examines money, credit and interest rates, contemporary monetary theories, the function of central banks in the economy, and the interaction of central bank actions with asset markets.

Prerequisite

FIN 540 and admission to the MS Accounting program or permission of the MBA Director

General Education

Will this Course be Offered for Graduate Credit

Yes