This course aims to provide students with a basic
understanding of finance concepts and techniques as applied in the global
setting. This course gives students with a solid understanding of financial
linkages among economies including: exchange rates, interest rates, balance of
payments, currency derivatives, sovereign debt and foreign investment flows as
well as more contemporary issues relating to recent financial crises. The main
focus of the course would be the financial implications of the rapid
integration of national economies worldwide through trade, financial flows and
technology spillovers upon the firm’s cross-border strategy. Additionally,
electronic banking shall be introduced as a trading tool.
- Teacher: Zarah Ydizza Ranuda
- Teacher: Heizel Joy Adona
- Teacher: Ryan Quilala
- Teacher: Ryan Quilala
This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of banking and financial institutions, with a focus on the Philippine context. Students will explore the concept of money, its role, and various types and qualifications. They will delve into the principles of finance, including monetary theories and the relationship between money and inflation. The Philippine banking system will be examined in depth, covering its structure, operations, and regulatory framework governed by banking laws and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). Additionally, students will learn about a wide range of banking products and services offered by financial institutions, and the importance of financial regulations and compliance in maintaining the stability and integrity of the financial system. The course will also explore the transformative impact of financial technology (Fintech) on banking and finance, providing insights into emerging trends and innovations shaping the industry. Through comprehensive study and analysis, students will develop a solid foundation for understanding the complexities and dynamics of the banking and financial sector in the Philippines.
- Teacher: Ryan Quilala
This course provides students with a foundational understanding of capital markets, covering finance fundamentals, financial intermediaries, ethical considerations, exchange and securities essentials, money and capital markets, securities, bonds, and foreign exchange. Emphasizing ethical decision-making and the evolving landscape of finance, students explore emerging trends and technologies such as fintech and blockchain, preparing them to navigate contemporary market dynamics and seize opportunities while considering the broader socio-economic implications. Through a blend of theoretical concepts, practical insights, and real-world examples, students develop critical thinking skills essential for success in the ever-evolving field of finance.
- Teacher: Ryan Quilala
This course provides a comprehensive overview of credit and collections management, focusing on key concepts such as secured and unsecured loans, credit card usage, amortization, and the legal aspects of loan documentation. Students learn about the approval process for extending credit, billing procedures, and effective strategies for collecting overdue payments. Emphasis is placed on negotiation techniques, settlement strategies, and maintaining positive customer relations through personalized visits and communication. Additionally, students explore the interaction between credit management and sales/marketing teams, as well as the intricacies of the Philippine and international credit systems, enabling them to navigate regulatory frameworks and cultural considerations in credit management practices.
- Teacher: Ryan Quilala
- Teacher: Dante Cadiz