... FINS5535 Derivatives and RiskManagementTechniques Page 4 of 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES SCHOOL OF BANKING & FINANCE FINS5535 DERIVATIVES & RISKMANAGEMENTTECHNIQUES Course ... knowledge of futures, options, and swaps, with an emphasis on the use of derivatives in risk management. The theory component is important, as with the rapid expansion of different derivative types ... forward/futures contracts, stock indices, currencies FINS5535 Derivatives and RiskManagementTechniques Page 5 of 6 TEACHING METHOD The primary source for teaching material in this subject...
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