Course Information & Syllabus
The fast growing and dynamic world of financial services along with India's potential to become the hub of the global financial services industry necessitates the grooming of skilled professionals on an unprecedented scale. The movement towards a global economy and an explosive growth of free trade and exchange has given rise to immense opportunities in the field of financial management for graduates. Master of Financial Management (MFM) is a two-year, four-semester, multidisciplinary course that covers all areas of study related to the financial services industry. Graduates in the course study subjects such as accounting, finance, mathematics and computer technology with a practical orientation to solve problems in finance and acquire subject-matter expertise in areas such as portfolio management, financial product development, risk analysis and hedging. Graduates in the MFM degree course are also exposed to current developments and techniques in the field of finance even as classroom lectures, case studies, seminars and project-based work deliver value addition and enhance their market readiness. The course prepares graduates for highly challenging careers in investment banking, wealth management, insurance, pension funds, financial services and risk management.
Course Structure – MFM
| Semester | Subjects |
|---|---|
| I | Financial Management |
| Financial Markets & Services | |
| Advanced Management Accounting | |
| Policy and Regulatory Framework of Financial Markets | |
| Economic Environment of Business | |
| Quantitative Techniques for Business Decisions | |
| Marketing Management | |
| II | Research Methods for Business |
| Organizational Behavior | |
| Financial Statement Analysis | |
| Investment Management | |
| Financial Management using MS Excel | |
| International Financial Management | |
| Management of Banking and Financial Institutions | |
| III | Corporate Law & Practices |
| Business Ethics & Corporate Governance | |
| Corporate Restructuring & Business Valuations | |
| Project Appraisal and Finance | |
| Derivatives & Risk Management | |
| Risk Management in Banks | |
| Financial Modeling | |
| IV | Behavioral Finance and Capital Markets |
| Strategic Financial Management | |
| New Venture Financing and Entrepreneurship Development | |
| Insurance and Risk Management | |
| Treasury and Risk Management | |
| Dissertation |
Value-added cOURSES*
| Semester I | Soft Skills Training |
| Semester II | Tally/ERP (Oracle Financials) |
| Semester III | Capital Market Operations |
| Semester IV | International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) |
* These subjects are offered to students as value addition beyond the curriculum