FINA 2780 Financial Markets and Institutions

Analysis of the Canadian financial system, including banks, securities markets, and regulatory frameworks.

Course overview

This course provides a comprehensive analysis of the Canadian financial system. You will explore the roles of major financial institutions, including chartered banks, trust companies, and credit unions, as well as the mechanics of securities and money markets. The course also covers the regulatory frameworks that govern these institutions and markets.

Who takes this course

FINA 2780 is an elective course open to students in the Financial Planning program and other programs with department approval.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Explain the structure and function of the Canadian financial system.
• Analyze the role of chartered banks and other financial intermediaries.
• Describe the key features of Canadian securities and money markets.
• Evaluate the impact of regulatory frameworks on financial institutions.

Evaluation