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A 5-module program delivered in Hong Kong. |
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Courses emphasize the practical applications of investment banking,
risk management and financial engineering skills. |
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Covers comprehensive technical knowledge of arbitrage, hedging, futures and options pricing, portfolio management, trading, and dynamic investment strategies in bond, currency, options, and other financial markets. |
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Extensive use of
cases to illustrate financial decisions in different
environments, especially in highly regulated
emerging markets such as China. Learn successful
valuation and pricing models for different financial
instruments embedded with market liquidity premiums
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Learn "best
practice" risk management concepts including country
risk, credit risk, risk identification and
measurement, liquidity risk management, using both
quantitative and qualitative metrics. |
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Learn from experts
about China's stock market, banking system, foreign
direct investment and the process of bringing a
listing a PRC company on the stock exchange of Hong
Kong. |
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China Education Group
Room E, 29F,
Tower 1, Admiralty Center, 18 Harcourt Road,
Admiralty, Hong Kong.
Tel: 852-35292766/25370336/25370418 Fax: 852-25370549
Email: stanfordhk@chinaedugrp.com
Website:
www.stanford.edu.hk |
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Admission to the 5th
Intake:
Since the program was offered
in HK in 2007, more than 170 people have enrolled and graduated from this program.
A number of graduates
of the Financial Engineering Program have been admitted to Stanford's MS degree program. Students admitted to the MS program can complete
the remainder of their study either online while working
full-time, or attend classes at the Stanford campus. For other students who will not further pursue
the MS program study, the Stanford Financial Engineering
Certificate program has given them a solid understanding and
background in advanced financial skills.
The 5th intake is scheduled to
kick off in September 2010. |
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This program is a partnership between
the Stanford Center for Professional Development and the China
Education Group (CEG).
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