Advanced Topics in Finance
Objectives
To provide the students with the foundations of asset pricing
theory and a broad knowledge of several areas of research in the field.
The object of this course is to introduce students to recent
development which have occurred at the intersection of asset pricing and
macroeconomics and to familiarize the students with the tools used in empirical
asset pricing.
The class will centre on readings and discussion of articles. However, only a few references listed under a topic will be covered. The other papers are additional references for those who wish to study specific topics in greater detail.
General characterization
Code
6503
Credits
14
Responsible teacher
TBA
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - Available soon
Teaching language
English
Prerequisites
n/a
Bibliography
TBA
Teaching method
Weekly courses with incentive to class participation
Evaluation method
Final exam
Subject matter
State prices and arbitrage
Equilibrium in a single-period (two dates) Model
CAPM and linear factor models: theory and evidence
Discrete-time multi-period models
Portfolio choice models and dynamic programming
Consumption based models / intemporal models