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IJrstitute of Btlsiness Administration

University of Dhaka
F403: Financial Markets and Institutions

MBA Program
Faculty:
Syeda Mahrufa Bashar Lecturer

Course Outline
Course Description
The primary objective of this course is to introduce the students to the basic concepts of Financial Market and the Financial System as a whole with emphasis on the Bangladesh perspective. This course will acquaint the students with the operation of the financial institutions in respect to the broader perspective of the flnancial system as a whole. In addition the course will also focus on the financial market operation. The various products and services in the Bangladesh financial market place will be emphasized upon.
The course from a broad perspective will address the following topics:
1.0 Functions and roles of the financial system in the global economy 2.0 Financial assets, money, financial transactions and financial institutions 3.0 The Financial information marketplace 4.0 Determinants of Interest rates 5.0 Money market, its instruments and its various roles 6.0 Capital market, its instruments and its various roles 7.0 Central Bank- Operation / Functions 8.0 Banking Industry 9.0 Non-bank financial institutions

Required Text Rose Peter S, Milton Marquis: Money and Capital Markets: Financial
lnstitutions and lnstruments in a Global marketplace, lrwin McGraw-hill.

Additional Reading Materials

will be provided by Handouts and other reference materials on different topics the course instructor form time to time as and when required.

Grading PolicY
MARKING SCHEME
Quizzes Attendance Midterm Exam lAssignments: I ndividual lGroup Report + Presentation
10o/o

10% 25%
30%
10o/o 15o/o
1

TOTAL

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Policy regarding awarding letter grades:

As per IBA rules. Methods of Evaluation
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students are graded on assignments, tests, and attendance. Students are expected to complete all assignments' Students are also required to write a formal report and give an oral presentation. Exams and quizzes will consist of multiple choice, short answer, problem solving and/or case study questions' Students are expected to attend class regularly and are given points for regular attendance.

Gourse Policies

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Students who do not maintain 85% attendance of the total number of classes taken will not allowed to sit for the final exam and will be given an "F" grade.

No mike-up exam will be taken for quizzes, midterm or final

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examination. Assignments must be submitted on the given date, no late submission will be allowed. ln case of late attendees, students may enter the classroom within

fifteen minutes of designated class time. Any student entering the class after that will not be given attendance and will be recorded as absent for that day.