MBA671 Banking Regulatory Environment (3 cr.)

This course explores the foundations of the banking system, including the stock market, derivatives, the Federal Reserve, and aspects of monetary policy. Special attention is given to banking regulation to combat the rise in economic crimes and economic policy following the financial crisis of 2008. 

Upon completion of the course, students are expected to be able to do the following:

1. Distinguish the major components of the modern financial system.
2. Differentiate the operations of the stock market, including futures, call, puts, and swaps.
3. Contrast the origins, structure, and monetary policy tools of the Federal Reserve System with central banks outside the U.S.
4. Interpret the regulatory responses to significant economic and financial crimes.
5. Assess the major approaches to financial crises and banking panics.