English
Advanced studies
Degree Programme in Business Studies
Accounting and Finance
School of Management
Learning outcomes
Upon completion of the course and demonstration of a sufficient level of knowledge on the exam, the student will be capable of developing a framework for investing in the financial markets that minimizes “irrational” behavior and maximizes risk adjusted returns.
General description
The impact of limits to arbitrage and investor psychology on investor decision-making and investment pricing; The interplay between human cognitive limitations/errors and limits to arbitrage; Issues and limits concerning both the “efficient markets” and “behavioral” approaches.
Enrolment for University Studies
Enrolment time has expired
Teachers
John Kihn, Teacher responsible
Pyry Mäkinen, Contact person
Teaching
12-Jan-2015
–
4-Feb-2015
Lectures 28 hours
Mon 12-Jan-2015 - 2-Feb-2015 weekly at 9.30-12, Linna K113
Tue 13-Jan-2015 - 3-Feb-2015 weekly at 9.30-12, Mainbuilding A4
Wed 14-Jan-2015 - 4-Feb-2015 weekly at 9.30-12, Mainbuilding A3
Wed 11-Feb-2015 at 8-12, Mainbuilding D11, Exam
Tue 24-Mar-2015 at 16-20, D10ab, 2nd exam, enrolment via NettiOpsu