faculty
Eiichiro Kazumori
Part Time Lecturer
Contact
508-999-8453
fjjdijsp/lb{vnpsj42526Avnbtte/fev
Charlton College of Business 206
Teaching
Programs
Courses
Understanding the forces that affect the relative value of currencies in international markets, covering the major problems encountered by the firm in financing international operations.
Valuation and practical application for both hedging and speculation. Topics include the characteristics of options, forward contracts, futures, and swaps; arbitrage and the valuation of derivatives; creating value and profit diagrams; and the structure of the derivatives markets. Ethical and economic issues associated with the use of derivatives s reported in the current financial press are also covered.
Analyze major issues in the financial management of financial institutions. Especially, the concepts and techniques required for the successful management of firms will be discussed. The course will get into some institutional detail by analyzing the interplay between (changes in) regulation and innovation, and their joint effects on the organizational structure of financial institutions. The main focus, however, be on concepts rather than institutional details.
How governments at the federal, state and local levels cope with threats to the public's health, such as AIDS, lead poisoning, toxic waste, tuberculosis. We will evaluate the effectiveness of government interventions, identify ethical and political pitfalls of present strategies and assess the prospects for eradicating our most pressing health problems.