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School: Xavier Institute of Management
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International Finance
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces you to balance of payments, foreign-exchange markets and instruments, and theories of exchange rate determination. You will also learn about financial instruments and contracts used in international-trade as well as about international portfolio management. An attempt would also be make to link the national economy to international trade; this would help us understand mac...
 

Strategic Management Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The main objective of this course is to tie cost and management accounting closely to the field of strategic analysis. The course examines the limitations of the current cost accounting systems and familarizes students with the concepts and tools of strategic management accounting. Syllabus The course is divided into four modules : 1. Critical analysis of conventional cost and management...
 

Fixed Income Securities Management
Course Format: Classroom
The objectives of the course are: · To help you develop a deep understanding of the basic concepts of value and risk in the context of investments in fixed income securities. · To provide you with a framework within which fixed income investment strategies can be studied. · To train you in the design and implementation of passive strategies. · To train you in the design and implementation of ac...
 

Project Appraisal
Course Format: Classroom
- Apprise the students of the appraising criteria and methods of Lending Institutions. - Preparating of the Project Report and how to go about the project. - Evaluation of the Projects. Syllabus - Introduction - Stages of Projet Development and approaching appropriate authorities - Technical, Marketing and Financial viability - Financial Viability - Estimating Cost of the Project - Forec...
 

Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
Course Format: Classroom
The primary objective of this course is to impart necessary skills for analysing various investment alternatives; construction and management of large investment portfolios. The course has a focus on equity investments while other investment alternatives are briefly covered. Syllabus The working of an organised security market and the mechanics of security trading; Basic valuation mo...
 

Commercial Banking
Course Format: Classroom
This module introduces you to measurement and management of risks faced by financial intermediaries. This course commences by analyzing the raison d"etre of financial intermediaries. Then we understand how to measure interest-rate risk, market risk, credit risk, off-balance-sheet risk, technology risk, foreign-exchange risk, sovereign risk and liquidity risk. Then, we move on to appreciate...
 

Options, Futures & Swaps
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces the students to the basic derivatives : forward, future, options and swaps. It focuses on valuation of such instruments/contracts and show how they can be used for hedging and risk-management as well as for scpeculation. Syllabus 1. Introduction to foward, futures, swap, option; Normal versus inverted market 2. Compounding, short shelling, repo rate; Determination ...
 

Mergers & Acquisitions
Course Format: Classroom
Business Combinations in the form of mergers, acquitions and alliances are ingrained in the business community, both domestic and global. The urge to merge is a global phenomenon. However empirical studies show that a large number of combinations fail to satisy their participants expectations. To implement successfully merger and acquisition activities have to be organized in logical sequence o...
 

Cost & Management Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
- To familiarise the students with the concepts of cost and the process of cost determination. - To explain how the costing techniques are useful in the process of managerial decision making. Syllabus 1. An Introduction to Managerial Accounting and Volume-Cost-Profit Analysis: - Introduction to the course: Instructor"s Philosophy and method of evaluation; Definition of terms. - Syst...
 

Accounting and Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Finance addresses the ways in which individuals, business entities, and other organizations allocate resources over time. An applied branch of economics dealing with the problems of allocating financial resources, with particular attention given to the art of decision making under conditions of uncertainty, finance is closely allied with the liability side of organization’s balance sheet. ...
 

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