Econometrics, Statistics and Empirical Economics

S413 Financial Economics

This course is jointly offered by the chairs of Prof. Dr. Joachim Grammig (Econometrics, Statistics and Empirical Economics) and Prof. Dr. Christian Koziol (Finance).

Lecturer

Prof. Dr. Joachim Grammig

Prof. Dr. Christian Koziol

LevelMaster
Profiles

M.Sc. in Economics and Finance,

M.Sc. in Managerial Economics,
M.Sc. in Economics,
M.Sc. in International Economics,
M.Sc. in International Business,
M.Sc. in Accounting and Finance,
M.Sc. in General Management,
M.Sc. in European Economics

LanguageEnglish
Time and Place

Wednesday 10-14 c.t., room 332 (Mohlstraße 36)

Examwritten exam
Credit Points9 ECTS
Start of the lecture15-04-2015

Content

The course provides a modern advanced treatment of principles of financial economics. Security prices under no-arbitrage. Introduction to utility theory. Pricing in competitive economies, first-principles derivations of the capital asset pricing model (CAPM). Valuation in a multi-period framework. Consumption-based asset pricing model and the fundamental asset pricing equation. The stochastic discount factor (SDF) and beta-representations. Relation between SDF, betas and the mean-variance frontier. Linear SDF models revisited: aribtrage pricing theory and the intertemporal CAPM.