Financial Intermediation (SFI)
People
Course director
Cötelioglu E.
Assistant
Description
The course aims at describing the structure of financial intermediaries, and in particular banks. We begin by defining the various types of financial intermediaries, their typical balance sheet and risks they face. We next turn to an analysis of models for quantifying credit risk. We outline the various approaches that are used by banks to quantify and control the risk of their loan portfolios. We also discuss how to manage these risks using credit derivatives and securitization, and their pricing. We then describe methods to quantify and manage interest rate risk, and finally present the Basel regulatory framework.
Education
- Master of Science in Economics and Communication in Financial Communication, Core course, Fundamental knowledges, 1st year
- Master of Science in Economics in Banking and Finance (until A.Y. 2017), Core course, Fundamental knowledges, 1st year
- Master of Science in Financial Technology and Computing, Elective course, 1st year