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Unit of Study FINC2001 - Financial Risk Management (2025)

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Introduces students to financial risk management including foreign exchange and interest rates, derivative securities and markets, derivative pricing, and financial risk mitigation strategies. Students will engage in teacher-directed activities and experiences relevant to contemporary financial risk management in the multinational enterprise context.

Unit content

Topic 1: Financial Derivatives: An Introduction

Topic 2: Mechanics of Forwards and Futures

Topic 3: Pricing Forwards and Futures

Topic 4: Strategies using Forwards and Futures

Topic 5: Mechanics of Options

Topic 6: Binomial Option Pricing Model

Topic 7: Black-Scholes-Merton Option Pricing Model

Topic 8: Strategies using Options I

Topic 9: Strategies using Options II

Topic 10: Financial Risk Management: Techniques and Applications

Topic 11: Managing Financial Risk in an Organisation I

Topic 12: Managing Financial Risk in an Organisation II

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Location Domestic International
China - TUST
Dual Term4
Dual Term4

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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

identify and explain the characteristics of financial derivatives

price financial derivatives using appropriate models

execute risk management and trading strategies using financial derivatives

apply an understanding of financial risk management in the international economic environment.

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