Financial Markets and Institutions

Financial Markets and Institutions examines the structure, functions, and interactions of financial systems that facilitate the flow of funds between savers, investors, and organizations. The subject explores money and capital markets, financial instruments, regulatory frameworks, and the role of banks and non-bank financial institutions in economic stability and growth. Learners study interest rate dynamics, risk management, financial intermediation, and market efficiency, along with the impact of global financial integration and technological innovation. The course emphasizes analytical thinking and practical applications, enabling learners to understand how financial institutions operate, assess market behavior, and make informed financial and policy decisions in a rapidly evolving economic environment.