Investment Management Concentration
Overview
The concentration in Investment Management (IM) is designed to prepare students for leadership positions on both the buy and sell sides of securities markets, including:
- Security analysis and portfolio management,
- Capital markets,
- Sales and trading, and
- Private wealth management
IM courses and workshops are structured to give students a thorough preparation for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) program. Many students choose to apply to the Applied Investment Management course. In this course, students manage real portfolios of financial assets.
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Concentration Requirements
Finance and Accounting Courses Required for IM Concentrators
Investments (required in first year) [details]
Quantitative Methods in Finance (required in first year) [details]
Portfolio Management (required in first year) [details]
Derivative Securities [details]
Fixed Income [details]
Advanced Derivative Securities [details] or Advanced Fixed
Income [details] (both are recommended)
Alternative Investments [details] or Risk Management [details]
(both are recommended)
Current Topics in Fixed Income [details] or Hedge Fund
Strategies [details] (both are recommended)
Other Suggested Electives
Applied Investment Management [details] (highly recommended)
Financial Statement Analysis [details] (highly recommended)
Global Financial Markets [details]
Topics in Advanced Financial Reporting [details]
Complex Deals [details]
Applied Corporate Finance [details]
Fundamental Principles of Corporate Finance [details]
Mergers and Acquisitions [details]
Private Equity [details]
Real Estate Capital Markets [details]
Taxes in Finance [details]
Financing Deals and M&A
> Year One Curriculum detail
Who's Teaching
Gregory Brown
Bob Connolly
Diego Garcia
Mustafa Gültekin
Michael Hussey
Anh Le
Günter Strobl
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