This course provides a rigorous, practice-oriented introduction to investment analysis and portfolio management. Student...

Core concepts, objectives, and the investor decision-making framework that anchor all subsequent tools and techniques.
How markets function, orders are executed, and prices form—linking microstructure to costs and implementation.
Wrappers, fees, and structures for implementing strategies efficiently and at scale.
Hands-on analytics in Excel and optional Python for returns, risk, and portfolio computation.
Statistical foundations for evaluating investments and quantifying uncertainty.
Pricing, risk, and strategies across sovereign, credit, and securitized debt markets.
Fundamental and quantitative approaches to analyzing and valuing stocks.
Using derivative instruments for hedging, speculation, and portfolio completion.
Constructing efficient portfolios and understanding the mechanics of risk reduction.
From CAPM to modern multifactor frameworks for expected returns and risk.
Translating policy into implementable portfolios with disciplined processes and tools.
Evaluating results, controlling downside, and upholding professional standards.