Mr Kevin Tant
6 points
* 3 hours per week
* First, second
semester (Caulfield)
* First semester (Distance)
* Prerequisite:
AFF2401
Objectives Students will be required to demonstrate an understanding of the following treasury concepts: the role of treasury; coordination and management of the treasury operation in relation to the total organisation; quantitative and qualitative risk analysis; the risk management process and hedging techniques; the role and mechanics of derivative products; performance measurement and evaluation.
Synopsis Treasury functions; risk assessment evaluation; strategy formulation and implementation; liquidity and cash management; audit and control.
Assessment (on-campus) Individual assessment (maximum
3000 words): 30%
* Current affairs (treasury workbook): 10%
*
Examination: 60%
* Students must pass the examination in order to pass the
subject
* The final mark that a student receives for the subject will be
determined by the subject leader taking into account all aspects of
assessment.
Assessment (distance) Individual assessment: 40%
* Examination (3
hours): 60%
* Students must pass the final examination to obtain a pass in
this subject.
Prescribed texts (on-campus)
Saunders A and Lange H Financial institutions management Irwin, 1995
Prescribed texts (distance)
Gardner and Mills Managing financial institutions, an
asset/liability approach Addison-Wesley, 1994
Shanmugan and others Bank management Jacaranda Wiley, 1992
Recommended texts
De Lucia and others Commercial bank management 2nd edn, Serendip
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