MFGV: Applied Portfolio Management (18GBD30006)
Datos generales
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OP |
Curso: |
4 |
Periodo: |
S semestre |
Créditos ECTS: |
4 ECTS |
Profesorado:
Distribución de la carga de trabajo
Workload distribution:
Contact hours: Lectures: 24 hours & Cases: 16 hours
Autonomous and group work: 20 hours
Tutorial feedback: 5 hours
Objetivos de aprendizaje de la asignatura
The course aims to help the students to gain the knowledge required to create and manage a fixed income or equity portfolio efficiently.
Students taking this course will learn to:
- Identify the objectives and constraints of investors
- Identify the asset classes and their profit/risk profile, the optimization procedure, understanding strategic and tactical asset allocation
- Know the different techniques for active and passive (indexation, immunization, cash flow matching) fixed income portfolio management.
- Know the active equity portfolio techniques (top down, sector allocation, bottom up) and use them.
- Know the passive equity portfolio techniques and the hedging and portfolio insurance and use them.
- Understand how to evaluate the performance of a portfolio manager.
Contenidos
1. The portfolio management process and the investment policy statement. |
2. The asset allocation process |
3. Portfolio performance evaluation |
4. Fixed income portfolio management: Active and passive techniques - I |
5. Fixed income portfolio management: Active and passive techniques - II |
6. Equity portfolio management: Active equity investing - Top Down |
7. Equity portfolio management: Active equity investing - Bottom Up |
8. Equity portfolio management: Risk management tools |
9. Equity portfolio management: Passive and hedging techniques |
10. Portfolio management overview and conclusions. |
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Metodología
The course is based on lectures and case study discussions. In order to prepare for the course participants will receive assigned reading material and a number of cases that will distributed throughout the course. Participants are expected to thoroughly prepare and analyse the pre-assigned reading material and cases before each class. This course has been designed as a seminar and, as such, it is fundamental that students actively participate in class discussions.
Evaluación
Actividades de evaluación
Descripción |
% |
Case reports |
45 |
Exam |
45 |
Class participation |
10 |
Criterios de evaluación
40% Case reports (group based)
40% Exam (individual based)
20% Class participation (individual based)
Bibliografía
Basic bibliography:
John L. Maginn, Donald L. Tuttle, Jerald E. Pinto, Dennis W. McLeavey, Managing Investment Portfolios, John Wiley, Hoboken NJ, 2007.