International Financial Management (IFM)
Course Code
EBB627A05
Course Coordinator and Lecturer
Dr. Y. Karaibrahimoglu
DUI 816
050-3637354
[email protected]
Lecturers
Dr. S. Girdhar
DUI 824
050-3637487
[email protected]
Dr. S. Mukherjee
DUI 817
050-3
Explanatory notes on final examination Specialization Course Finance
July 11, 2006
Part I (Max. grading points: 25)
1.1 (4) a) Risk-averse investors try to avoid fair gambles, that is gambles with an expected return
equal to zero.
b) No alternative domina
Examination
Specialization Course Finance
August 31st, 2006, 9.00-12.00 a.m.
This examination has four parts. Please use a separate sheet for each part.
The estimated time is indicated for each part. The total time available for the
examination is three h
Explanatory notes on final examination Specialization Course Finance
February 7, 2006
Part I (Max. grading points: 25)
1.1 (4) Diversifiable (unique, unsystematic) risk can be eliminated by diversification: investors are
not compensated for bearing this r
Specialization Course Finance
Spring Semester 2004/2005
Final Examination, July 5th, 2005, 1.00-4.00 p.m.
This examination has three parts.
Please use a separate sheet for each part.
The estimated time is indicated for each part. The total time available
Specialization Course Finance
2004/2005
Resit, August 29th, 2005, 2.00-5.00 p.m.
This examination has four parts.
Please use a separate sheet for each part.
The estimated time is indicated for each part. The total time available for the
examination is thr
Explanatory notes on final examination Specialization Course Finance
July 5, 2005
Part I (Max. grading points: 34)
1.1 (4) The return on an individual stock can have a lower standard deviation than the standard
deviation of the return of the Market Portfo
Explanatory notes on final examination Specialization Course Finance
August 31st, 2006
Part I (Max. grading points: 25)
1.1 (4) E(Rp)=(8+10+14)/3=10.67%
1.2 (4) The upper bound of the standard deviation is obtained when the returns are perfectly
correlate
IFM Practice Questions for Tutorials
Aim: Practice questions are real company exercises. The aim of the practical questions is to understand the
significant accounting and financial problems that well known MNCs experience and to realize how they solve th
Specialization Course Finance
2005/2006
Examination, February 7th, 2006, 9.00-12.00 a.m.
This examination has four parts. Please use a separate sheet for each part.
The estimated time is indicated for each part. The total time available for the
examinatio
