Dr Andreas Krause
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ES22016 Money and finance

Lecture slides

Each topic consists of three to five sets of slides. The first set, entitled Context, introduces the topic and summarises key results of the models discussed in this topic. The subsequent files each relate to a single model, identified by letter for finance topics and the chapter number of the corresponding textbook for banking topics, which will be discussed in the lecture.

Presentation

Presentation with notes

Slides

Slides with notes

Topic 1

Topic 2

Topic 3

Topic 4

Topic 5

Topic 6

Topic 7

Topic 8

Topic 9

Topic 10

Topic 11

Topic 12

Topic 13

Topic 14

Topic 15

Topic 16

Topic 17

Topic 18

Topic 19

Topic 20

Download all resources in a single file

Instructions for downloading the full set of files

This folder, once unzipped, contains all files necessary for this module.

Subfolder Resources: This folder includes the module outline, seminar problems, indicative answers, and textbooks in the subfolders.

Subfolder Slides: This folder contains all lecture slides. Each model (corresponding to a section or chapter from the textbooks) has its own set of slides (a single file) and each topic as per the module outline has its own slides (a single file). Slides from the textbook ′Theoretical Foundations of Banking′ start with ′Ba_′, followed by the chapter number, and the topics are numbered ′Ba01′, ′Ba02′, ′Ba03′, ′Ba04′, and ′Ba05′. Slides from the textbook ′Theoretical Foundations of Investment Banking′ start with ′IB_′, followed by the chapter number, and the topics are numbered ′IB01′, ′IB02′, ′IB03′, ′IB04′,′and IB05′. Slides covering finance topics start with ′Fi_′, followed by the topic number and section; the topic slides itself are numbered ′Fi01′ to Fi10′. For each slide four version are presented; the ending ′_P′ denotes slides which are revealed step by step as used in the lecture, ′_PN′ denotes presentation slides to which notes are added, ′_S′ denote the full slide is presented, and ′_SN′ that the full slide is complemented by notes.

A 'master slide' called Slides.pdf has been created from which all these resources can be accessed through links (this seems only to work on PCs/laptops and Macs, but not on mobile phones and tablets). To benefit from these links, download the entire folder (with subfolders) and save on your PC/laptop/Mac. Do not change the name of the subfolders or files contained therein, this will destroy any links. The main folder and the master slide itself can be renamed.