Johns Hopkins University 2 credits Finance
Fixed Income securities represent the largest market in the world. However, given the complexity and the relative lack of liquidity in this market, we generally do not hear much about Fixed Income. This advanced course focuses on how to navigate the complexity of the global debt market in a practical way. The course covers major markets and instruments including treasuries, fixed income swaps, forwards, futures, term structure theories and risk management techniques. By completing the course, students will learn actionable concepts and tools about some of the major activities on Wall Street in terms of size and opportunities. The course is both theoretical and practical. Prerequisite(s): BU.232.701 AND (BU.231.620 OR BU.910.611 OR BU.920.604)
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