Course code: 176105 | Subject title: FINANCIAL OPERATIONS | ||||
Credits: 6 | Type of subject: Basic | Year: 1 | Period: 1º S | ||
Department: Business Administration | |||||
Lecturers: | |||||
SUAREZ SUAREZ, NURIA [Mentoring ] |
The subject is organized in three units:
•The first one deals with the main basic concepts and methodological aspects of financial valuations.
•The second one studies the behavior of the different types of financial annuities and perpetuities.
•Finally, the third one is dedicated to examine long-term financial operations. In particular, is dedicated to the study of repayment loans.
Introduction to financial operations; the time value of the money and the interest rate; simple and compounded financial laws; annuities and perpetuities; long-term financial operations
• CG03 Oral and writing communication skills.
• CG05 Computational skills related to the field of study.
• CG07 Development of solving-problems skills.
• CG09 Development of teamwork skills.
• CG12 Social skills.
• CG15 Ethic behavior in the job.
• CG17 Self-directed learning.
•CE01 Understanding economic institutions as a result and application of theoretical or formal representations of how the economy works.
•CE02 Identify sources of relevant economic information for the company and its contents.
•CE03 Recognize information from data in a professional way.
•CE04 Apply professional criteria and technical tools to solve business problems.
•CE05 Assess and prepare reports on the financial situation and future performance of a company.
•CE09 Integrate in any functional area of a firm or organization and perform adequately in any management task entrusted in.
METHODOLOGY-ACTIVITY |
PRESENCIAL HOURS |
NON-PRESENCIAL HOURS |
A-1 Lectures sessions |
29 |
|
A-2 Practical sessions |
29 |
|
A-3 Personal study |
|
42 |
A-4 Teamwork activities |
|
20 |
A-5 Individual activities |
|
20 |
A-6 Office hours |
|
8 |
A-7 Final exam |
2 |
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Total |
60 |
90 |
The proposed assessment system is as follows:
a) Recoverable activities (60%):
Final exam: 60%
To pass the course it will be necessary to obtain, at least, a 50% over the final mark of the exam.
b) Non-recoverable activities (40%)
Individual evaluation exercises (Unit1, 2, and 3): 20%
Teamwork activities: 15%
Computer lab activities (Unit 1, 2, and 3): 5%
•UNIT 1: Financial Valuation, Financial Laws, and Short-Term Financial Operations
•UNIT 2: Annuities and Perpetuities
•UNIT 3: Classical Long-Term Financial Operations and Other Financial Operations
Access the bibliography that your professor has requested from the Library.
Basic Bibliography:
Córdoba-Bueno , M. (2010) “Fundaments and Practices of Financial Mathematics”, 2nd Edition. Ed.: Dykinson.
De Pablo López, A. (2002) “Valoración Financiera” Editorial Centro de Estudios Ramón Areces.
Additional Bibliography:
De Pablo López, A. (2002) “Matemáticas de las operaciones financieras” Editorial UNED.
Delgado, C y Palomero, J (2002) “Gestión Financiera: Teoría y 800 ejercicios“. Palomero-Delgado Editores.
Ruiz Cabestre, F.J. y Rodríguez Oses, E. (2005): “Valoración de las Operaciones Financieras: Manual teórico-práctico” Ed. Thomson.