Comprehensive finance includes the following courses:
1. "Money and Banking"
Money, banking, financial markets and economy; functions of money, nature of money and money Measurement, the components and evolution of monetary systems; credit, interest and interest rates, interest rate theory; functions of financial markets, financial instruments, money markets and capital markets; innovation of financial products and services, innovation of financial institutions and systems; commercial banks The functions and business of commercial banks; the nature and type of investment banks, investment banking business; deposit-taking financial institutions, contract financial institutions, investment financial institutions, China's financial institution system; the nature, functions and financial supervision system of the central bank ; Concept and determinants of money demand, money demand function and money demand theory; definition of money supply, expansion of deposit money, general model of money supply determination, determinants of money supply; inflation and deflation; goals of monetary policy , tools and transmission mechanisms; international balance of payments, foreign exchange and foreign exchange systems; international capital flows and international financial crises; internal and external equilibrium and policy choices in an open economy.
2. "International Finance"
Foreign exchange and foreign exchange exchange rate, economic analysis of exchange rate, RMB exchange rate; foreign exchange market environment, structure and trading products; characteristics and trading mechanism of foreign exchange derivative transactions ; European currency market, European bond market; international portfolio investment; international banking industry; exchange rate risk prediction technology, foreign exchange risk measurement and management technology; overview of international direct investment, economic benefits of direct investment by multinational companies, capital budgeting of cross-border investment projects, country risk Management; asset and liability management of multinational corporations; balance of payments and balance of payments, balance of payments and foreign debt management, balance of payments and international reserve management; balance of payments and macroeconomic equilibrium; macroeconomic policy tools for an open economy, internal and external Equilibrium conflicts and policy matching, macroeconomic policy effects; theory and practice of fixed and floating exchange rates, and optimal currency areas; overview of international capital flows, economic effects of international capital flows, theoretical models of financial crises; prevention and management of financial crises.
3. "Securities Investment"
The subject and object of securities investment, securities intermediaries; securities issuance market, securities circulation market, securities market supervision; procedures and entrustment of securities transactions Methods, spot trading and credit trading, futures trading and option trading; returns from securities investment, risks of securities investment, and measurement of securities risks; analysis of securities investment objects; basic analysis of securities investment (qualitative factor analysis and quantitative factor analysis); Overview of securities investment technical analysis, graphical analysis, market indicator analysis, and other analysis tools; the emergence and development of modern securities investment theory, portfolio theory, capital asset pricing model; securities investment management.