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Studenci podczas zajęć uzyskują podstawową wiedzę na temat rachunkowości i budowy podstawowych sprawozdań finansowych (bilansu/ sprawozdania z sytuacji finansowej oraz rachunku zysków i strat) banków i zakładów ubezpieczeń. Dodatkowo przedstawiona jest budowa sprawozdań finansowych funduszy inwestycyjnych.

Zajęcia podzielone są na 2 segmenty: na początku rachunkowość banków, następnie rachunkowość zakładów ubezpieczeń.

Podczas kursu studenci poznają praktyczną wiedzę dotyczącą instrumentów finansowych rynku walutowego (ich charakterystyki, zastosowania, kalkulacji ceny lub kursu walutowego). Zajęcia są podzielone na 3 bloki tematyczne:

1. walutowe transakcje spot
2. walutowe instrumenty terminowe
3. opcje walutowe (podstawy).

Dodatkowo studenci poznają rodzaje ryzyka walutowego i sposoby zabezpieczania się przed nim.

The course is dedicated for Master Degree Students of Corporate Finance & Accounting study major. The course is based on exercises and case studies based on teacher's experience from business practice. Therefore to participate in lectures and exercises a student must posess appropriate level of specific knowledge and skills, i.a. from corporate finance, managerial and financial accounting, and financial derivatives, be experienced in calculus and practical Excel usage.

The course is dedicated to CF&A Master students of CUE or students from Erasmus mobility and exchange programs, or from other universities or colleges who possess at least basic knowledge in international economics, corporate finance, financial mathematics, and how to use Excel to do some calculations.

The course - after some revision of basic material necessary to understand at least cases - focuses on micro level and at case studies analysis. Cases are chosen from business practice of lecturer and are not available in any source known at least to lecturer.

The final mark for lectures is calculated as follows:

1. 50% for case studies analysis (at least three cases must be done and submitted for evaluation and for active participation in lectures
2. 50% for the mark for examination single choice test (to pass the test at least 50% of available points for the test must be obtained).

If a student does not participate actively in lectures the final mark for lectures is calculated as follows:

1. 50% for case studies analysis
2. 50% for the mark for examination multiple choice test.

Final mark for the course is calculated as follows:

1. 50% for the final mark for exercises
2. 50% for the final mark for lectures.

Important note: the test is written at the last examination stage. It means you must obtain final mark for exercises and final mark for case studies before you sit the test. To be evaluated for the case studies you must submit solution of at least three of four case studies.

The course is dedicated for bacalaureate students of Corporate Finance & Accounting study program led in English by academic teachers form Faculty of Finance of Cracow University of Economics.