Capital markets and innovations

Teacher(s)

Candelon Bertrand; Hasse Jean-Baptiste (compensates Candelon Bertrand); Iania Leonardo (compensates Candelon Bertrand);

Language

English

Main themes

• The course gives an overview of the functioning and the development of capital markets. It touches the markets, the role played by corporate in their developement , as well as the new products. It will also stufy the importance of Fintech and new sources of financing, focusing therefore on positive social outcomes of markets

Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :
1	Upon completion of this course, students are expected to complete the following key tasks: Act in an international and multicultural context. Act as a social responsible actor Upon completion of this course, students are expected to develop the following capabilities: Understand the complexity of capital markets as well as their past and future evolution.

Content

This course aims at better understanding financial markets functionning.
It covers the following topics:
             . Capital markets participants and their evolution
. The structure of interest rates and the pricing of debt obligations
. Equity markets, debt market, money market instruments, municipal securities, and credit sensitive securitized products
 derivative markets.
 . Financial Innovation and ESG markets

Teaching methods

• Lectures, workshops, group assignments
• Bllomberg market concepts

Evaluation methods

• Assignment, inverse classroom

Bibliography

Frank F. Fabozzi Capital Markets Fabozzi MIT Press

Faculty or entity

CLSM