Widely regarded as one of the leading applied finance programmes in Europe, this degree has been specifically designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the challenging field of investment banking or any area of securities trading or analysis. As well as the generic syllabus students also have the opportunity to choose one of two specialisms depending on their career aspirations: Trading and Asset Management or Quantitative Finance. Available on a full-time, flexible and distance learning basis.

15th September, 2010
London

The ALM one-day hands-on workshop will give participants the opportunity to implement their own ALM study. Mathematical programs such as deterministic linear programming, stochastic programming, chance constrained programming and integrated chance constrained programming are covered to represent an ALM problem.