Money and Capital Markets

A compulsory course of the second semester of the Master’s Programme “Banking-Insurance and Finance”.

Course details

  • Code: MBAF11
  • Semester: 2nd
  • Credits: 5 ECTS
  • Teaching hours: 2 per week (lectures and practical exercises)
  • Course type: Specialisation Course (ME)
  • Prerequisites: none
  • Language of teaching and examinations: Greek and/or English
  • Offered to Erasmus students: yes, upon relevant request
  • Mode of delivery: distance learning, synchronous and asynchronous
  • Total workload: 150 hours
  • Taught by: Nikolaos Sariannidis

General competences

With a complete theoretical grounding and the acquisition of specific knowledge and skills, the student is expected to be capable of:

  • Analysing and synthesising economic and financial data
  • Drawing up reports on the state and course of the money markets
  • Taking investment decisions
  • Preparing financial studies and research

Syllabus

  • Money markets
  • Money market products
  • Capital markets — bonds
  • Valuation of bonds
  • Capital markets — the stock exchange
  • Commodity and derivatives markets
  • Options
  • Option strategies
  • Valuation of options
  • Short selling
  • Foreign exchange
  • Applications

Assessment

Assessment is carried out in two ways: the preparation of assignments, counting for up to 30% of the total mark — the structure and presentation of the text, the quality of the analysis and the bibliographical references are taken into account above all — and a written final examination, counting for 70%. Language of assessment: Greek.

Full course outline

Founding Government Gazette (FEK), Article 6 · Course Outlines of the Programme · Nominal list of teaching staff, March 2025.