Teaching Graduate Finance Post-Crash: Adapting the Classroom to Address Rapidly Changing Markets, Regulations & Technology

Join us for this special 2-hour Guest Lecture that includes two fantastic presentations by leaders in the field.

Teaching Investment Valuation - Presenter: Aswath Damodaran.

Valuation is at the heart of any investment decision. Giving students a solid understanding of the tools and techniques to get to the value of any asset across complex modern markets is an increasingly complicated task. Join Aswath Damodaran, one of the most highly regarded educators and thinkers in investment valuation, as he provides his insights on this vital topic, shares lessons learned from the last five years, and offers hands-on examples you can use in your graduate courses.

Teaching Risk Management and Financial Institutions - Presenter: John C. Hull.

All financial students need a thorough background in risk management and the regulation of financial institutions to better understand the market and become successful practitioners. Renowned risk management authority and educator John C. Hull will address recent changes in the risk landscape including Basel III, Dodd-Frank, and Solvency II, while tackling key challenges to teaching this ever evolving field in the graduate classroom.

This is a recording of an earlier Guest Lecture. You will hear the voices of the event host and presenter(s) broadcast through your computer speakers. Please disregard references to a chat area or to other participants. We are pleased to offer certificates for participation in live Guest Lectures; however, we are unable to offer certificates for viewing the archived versions at this time.