Overview

Apply knowledge of management theories and practices to solve business problems

Foster Analytical and critical thinking abilities for data based decision making

Ability to develop Value based Leadership ability

Ability to understand, analyse and communicate global, economic, legal and ethical aspects of business

Ability to lead themselves and others in the achievement of organisational goals, contributing effectively to a team environment

To excel in their chosen path, by learning on how to live, adapt and manage business environment

Utilize qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate and solve critical business problems

Integrate tools and concepts from multiple functional areas to solve business problems

To provide a program of high-quality finance education that enables graduates to become contributing members to the finance community

To provide graduates with a foundation upon which continued life-long learning can be built

To equip students with strong financial management knowledge and skills

An understanding of the role of financial management in business firms and the essentials of corporate finance. Finance graduates should be able to apply the concept and mechanics of the time value of money, apply capital budgeting techniques, and apply the theory of capital structure to assess a firm’s leverage and the cost of capital.

An understanding of the operation of security markets and the roles played by businesses and individual investors. Finance graduates should be able to apply valuation models to estimate the price of financial assets, measure risk and describe the risk-return trade-off as expressed by the Capital Asset Pricing Model.

An understanding of financial markets and institutions and their roles in businesses.

An understanding of international financial management and risks involved in global business. Finance graduates should be able to apply different instruments to deal with exchange risk and markets imperfections while maximizing benefits from expanding to global markets.

Analytical Problem-Solving Skill: The analytical ability to develop and utilize accounting data, financial data, and other information to solve complex and unstructured business problems.

Critical Thinking Skill: The ability to find evidence and viewpoints for finance-related issues and then to make rational assumptions, identify implications, and formulate conclusions.

Corporate Finance: This position carries the responsibility of managing company’s funds both in terms of procurement and investment. Acquisition and merger deals, investing large funds, buying and selling of financial products are other major functional areas.

Corporate Banking: Primary responsibilities include discussing financial requirements and providing appropriate financial advice to customers.

Asset Management: Determining the feasibility of asset acquisition and presenting supporting report for such acquisition.

Credit Risk Management: The role includes the formation and implementation of policies and procedures that reduce credit risk for a financial institution.

Hedge Fund Management: The main responsibility includes assisting individuals with managing the hedge fund investments which includes investment objective, fee structure and liquidity provisions.

An MBA – Financial Administration student can also start his own consultancy in Investment and portfolio management areas.