FIN 329 - Financial Institutions, Markets and Money

A study of money and credit, financial institutions, central banking and monetary policy, money and capital markets, international financial institutions and markets, and financial regulations and the regulating agencies. Topics include the role of financial institutions and their sources and uses of funds, assets and liability management, the federal reserve system and its monetary policy, money and capital market instruments and the dimensions of international banking.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: BUS 210, BUS 230 and ECO 202
Equivalent(s): ECO 4102/ECO 308
Not Liberal Arts Offered in Fall & Spring