EXECUTIVE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN RISK MANAGEMENT
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| Location | Dates | Subject | Topics | Faculty |
| Distance Learning | Pre-program |
Current Issues in Risk Management | ||
Amsterdam Institute
of |
Course
1 |
Corporate Finance |
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Theo Vermaelen, INSEAD |
| Course
2 April 8 - 10, 2010 |
Quantitative Techniques in Risk Management I |
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Pierre Hillion, INSEAD |
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| Course
3 April 12 - 14, 2010 |
Quantitative Techniques in Risk Management II |
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Lucie Tepla, INSEAD |
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NYU Stern |
Course 4 |
Credit Risk Management and Credit Derivatives |
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Viral Acharya and Anthony Saunders, NYU Stern |
Course 5 |
Bankruptcy and Reorganization |
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Edward Altman, NYU Stern |
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Course 6 |
Strategic, Operational and Reputational Risk |
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Ingo Walter, NYU Stern |
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| Distance Learning | October 1, 2010 | Current Issues in Risk Management | ||
Amsterdam Institute of |
Course 7 |
Market Risk, VaR Modeling and RAROC |
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Dan Galai, Hebrew University |
Course 8 |
Hedging Market Risk |
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Günter Franke, University of Konstanz |
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Amsterdam Institute of |
Course 9 February 7 - 9, 2011 |
Sovereign and Forex Risk Management |
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Richard Levich, NYU Stern |
Course 10 |
Risk and Structured Finance |
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Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh,
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| Distance Learning | March 4, 2011 |
Current Issues in Risk Management |
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Amsterdam Institute of |
Presentation of |
The integrative risk project requires program participants to build on their own professional experience and their exposure to the academic content of the program to create a meaningful project that demonstrates their ability to take an integrated view of risk management in global finance. | ||
Graduation |
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