Monash University Business & Economics handbook 1995

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FIN6770

Risk financing and treasury management

Mr Kevin Tant

3 hours per week * First, second semester * Caulfield, Distance, In-house * Prerequisite: Special selection criteria applies

Objectives On completion of this subject students should have a theoretical and practical understanding of the concept of risk financing; the range of techniques of risk financing available in todays' markets.

Synopsis The evaluation of risk; financing tools; retention and transfer; insurance; non insurance; pre and post loss funding; retention and self insurance decisions; insurance and reinsurance principles and practices for the corporate buyer; deductible selection models; management and administration of losses and insurance claims; institutional factors, accounting factors, including taxation and government incentives; captive insurance companies; international considerations; financial transfer by contract.

Assessment Modular assignments: 30% * Major assignment (3 hours): 40% * Final examination (3 hours): 30%

Prescribed texts

Pollard J A Financial engineering Butterworths, 1988


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