Type of Credit: Elective
Credit(s)
Number of Students
Strategic Management for Financial Institutions is a course combining lectures and seminars with active class participation, in form of discussion, group study and presentation, by students. Whilst non-deposit-taking financial institutions will be touched on a selective basis, the course stresses the conceptual foundation of Banking together with the idiosyncrasies of those credit markets dominated by deposit-taking financial institutions. In addition, recent developments with potentially far-reaching implications for the future design of banking and financial markets are addressed. The course focuses on the environmental dynamic against which bank management decisions and strategy must be taken or formulated, rather than operational practices per se.
能力項目說明
Strategic Management for Financial Institutions is a course combining lectures and seminars to help future financiers to grasp profoundly the essence of banking and non-bank banking activities. This course focuses on the environmental dynamic against which executive management decisions and strategy must be taken or formulated, rather than operational practices per se.
Students pursuing banking or non-banking finance career should benefit from this course by deeply understanding or reasonably judging the future development of the financial services industry.
Students currently without banking background shall also benefit from this course by understanding the business model and logic of his/her counterpart in banking or financial industry, thereby interacting with financiers in an effective fashion in the future.
| 教學週次Course Week | 彈性補充教學週次Flexible Supplemental Instruction Week | 彈性補充教學類別Flexible Supplemental Instruction Type |
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週次 |
課程內容與指定閱讀 |
教學活動與課前、 課後作業 |
學習投入時間(含課堂教學時數) |
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Week 1 2/19 |
Overview on Financial Services Industry (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Collect data of financial services |
3 hours |
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Week 2 2/26 |
The Nature of Financial Activities and its Implications for Financial Institutions (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 3 3/4 |
Performance Evaluation: High Performing Banks (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 4 3/11 |
Asset & Liability Management: Liquidity and Market Risk (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Analyze the financial structure of domestic banks Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 5 3/18 |
Asset & Liability Management: Credit Risk (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 6 3/25 |
Credit Rating (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 7 4/1 |
Product Development: Financial Innovations (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 8 4/8 |
Financial Technology Development (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 9 4/15 |
Securitization (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 10 4/22 |
Investment Banking (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 11 4/29 |
Expansion Strategy: Merger & Acquisition vs. Organic Growth (JL) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 12 5/6 |
Information Flow and Risk Management (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 13 5/13 |
Regulation, Deregulation and Globalization (YC). |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 14 5/20 |
Corporate Culture and Ethics (YC) |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 15 5/27 |
同學專題報告 |
Lecture and Discussion Readings and Preparation |
6 hours |
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Week 16 6/3 |
Wrap-up |
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1. Classroom Participation and Discussion 50%
2. Group Assignment and Project 50%
Greenbaum, Stuart I., Anjan V. Thakor and Arnoud W. A. Boot (2019), Contemporary Financial Intermediation, Fourth Edition, Academic Press.
TBD