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Financial Markets. Finance 300. Financial Markets. Equity Project. Bond Project. Stew #2. Stew #3. Stew #1. Final Exam. Mid Term Exam. … … … Weekly Homework … … …. A. Identify. Assets. Liabilities. What is it?. Swap. Option. Corporate Bond. Bankers Acceptance. Future. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Financial MarketsFinance 300
§Financial Markets
Final ExamMid
Term Exam
Equity Project
Bond Project
Stew #1
Stew #2
Stew #3
… … … Weekly Homework … … …
§Identify
AssetsAssets
LiabilitiesLiabilities
§What is it?
EquityEquity
Corporate Corporate BondBond
OptionOption
FutureFuture
SwapSwap
TreasuryTreasuryNoteNote
Commercial Commercial PaperPaper
Bankers Bankers AcceptanceAcceptance
§Trading Conventions?
Present Present ValueValue
30/36030/360
NYSENYSE
AuctionAuction
NasdaqNasdaq
DiscountDiscount Bankers'Bankers'DiscountDiscount
a/360a/360 OTCOTC
Interest-at-MaturityInterest-at-Maturity
§Price
§Fair Value
§ Finance 221 was finance for everybody
§ Finance 300 is designed for those people who will actually end up doing finance for a living.
§ You have to really love finance to face doing it 40 to 60 hours a week for the rest of your natural life.
§Finance 300
§Trading Places
TradingPlaces_PepTalk.wmv
§Finance 300
§ Syllabus:§ www.business.illinois.edu/broker/fin300/
§ Professor Elisabeth Oltheten§ Oltheten@illnois.edu§ 440 Wohlers Hall
§ Office Hours§ Wed: 1:30 – 3:30pm (440 WH)§ Open Office Hours
§ Corporate Finance (Finance 221)
§ Statistics & Econometrics (Economics 202 & 203)
§Pre Requisite Material
§Required Tools
§ Financial Markets 2012§ Book§ On-line Access Code
§ Business Calculator TI BA II or HP 12C§ No other calculators will be permitted in the
examinations
§ Reading Material§ Wall Street Journal, Business Week, The Economist,
Investors Business Daily, anything.
§Resources
§ Calendar & Powerpoint files
§ Office Hours
§ Project Kick Offs§ Put this in your calendar now
September 10 @ 6:30-8pmOctober 1 @ 6:30-8pm
October 20 @ 6:30-8pm
§Grades
A. Individual Work
B. Group projects
A student must pass each components separately in order to earn a passing grade for the course.
§A. Individual Work
1. Online Homework
2. Pop Quizzes
3. Mid Term Exams
4. Final Exam
460 points
§A.1. Weekly Homework
§ Weekly Homework Assignments§ Practice (begins August 24)§ For Grade
120 points
§A.1. Weekly Homework
§ Practice§ Login§ Each assignment is randomly generated from
the test bank§ Graded immediately§ You can do as many practice homework
assignments as you want
120 points
§A.1. Weekly Homework
§ Graded§ By Friday 5pm go to the Learning Lab (36
Wohlers Hall)§ Prove your identity with your University ID Card§ The proctor will verify your login§ Same homework generation as the practice
homework but this will count for grade.§ Lowest homework grade will be dropped (best
12 of 13 homework assignments) 120 points
§A.2. Pop Quizzes
§ Pop quizzes are given in class and are graded in class.
§ Grade is based on the best 8 of the 9,10, 11, or 12 pop quizzes given during the semester
40 points
§A.3. Mid-term Exams
§ The mid-term exam is held during normal class period – October 8
§ Conflict exam is the previous Tuesday evening – October 6§ Check your calendar – your petition to take the conflict
must be filed before 5pm on Sunday, October 4.
120 points
§A.4. Final Exam
§ The final exam is cumulative and held during final exam week
§ 120 points is like a second midterm and 60 points cumulative final.
180 points
§B. Individual Work
1. Homework
2. Pop Quizzes
3. Mid-Term Exam
4. Final Exam
5. Individual Work
6. Total
120
40
120
180
____
460
____
600
20%
7%
20%
30%
_____
77%
_____100%
§B. Individual Work
460 points
§B. Group Projects
1. Equity Project
2. Bond Project
3. Investment Challenge
§ Points allocated are based on the Engagement Contract
40
40
60___
140
140 points
§Class Structure
§ Attendance is mandatory
§ Lectures will not cover all the material in the book.
§ Bring your book and your calculator to class every session.
§ We will spend some class time in group
§Eccentricities
§ All assignments, projects, papers, and stewardship reports are to be submitted§ In class§ To my office (440 Wohlers)
§ Anything stuffed in my mailbox in the Department of Finance is considered to be abandoned property.
§Grades
§ Grades are neither given nor negotiated; they are earned.
§ Every time you earn points towards your final grade it is posted to the web page under your Hex number.
§Maximizing Your Grade
§ Read the material in the book for every class.
§ Work the Questions and Problems after every class.
§ Use office hours, and Practice Homework to make sure you understand both the concepts and the procedures.
§Maximizing Your Grade
§ To study for the exam
§ photocopy the Chapter Questions,
§ cut them up,
§ toss them into a hat, and
§ pull them out at random.
§ Do the question under exam conditions.
§Minimizing Your Grade
§ Skip class.
§ Use sloppy math.
§ Don’t read the material beforehand – after all we’ll cover the important stuff in class anyway.
§ Assume that just because each topic is easy you can handle the exam.
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§Minimizing Your Grade
§ The answers are on the web site - how hard can it be?
§ Read the question, outline the answer without actually doing the math, check the answer, and figure it’s pretty straightforward.
§Classroom Etiquette
§ Class starts at 9:30:00am§ If you arrive after the class has begun then enter
through the rear door and quietly take your seat§ If an exam or pop quiz is in session then it will
be brought to you once you have taken your seat.
§Classroom Etiquette
§ Coffee & Donuts§ Quiet food & drink only§ Clean up after yourself
§Classroom Etiquette
§ Finance 300§ If you are doing anything but Finance 300 you
will be asked to do it elsewhere.
§Classroom Etiquette
§ Turn off any electronic equipment not specifically needed for class§ Learn to single task successfully before you turn
to multi-tasking
§Finance 300
§ The fun just keeps on coming…..
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