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FIN 413Risk Management of Financial Institutions

3 credits · Finance · Penn State

Measuring and managing risk faced by financial institutions. FIN 413 Risk Management of Financial Institutions (3) This course focuses on measurement and management of risk faced by managers of modern financial institutions. Students will be introduced to various tools and techniques used to measure and analyze risk from traditional balance sheet activities (such as credit risk, liquidity risk, indolvency risk, interest rate risk and market risk) and from off-balance sheet activities. In addition, students will learn strategies for controlling and managing the risks to achieve the best risk-return outcome. This course is designed to be an upper level, undergraduate course. Students will have opportunities to apply fundamental concepts learned in other finance classes. It is recommended for business students, especially finance majors, who wish to have careers in financial service firms or non-financial firms that use financial assets.

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  • Finance, B.S. (Abington)
  • Finance, B.S. (Capital)