Modern Money Mechanics
Author(s): Artem Durnev
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2024
Pages: 236
Do you want to learn modern Finance? “Modern Money Mechanics” textbook is a comprehensive Finance textbook that seamlessly integrates traditional and contemporary finance topics including cryptocurrency, Initial Coin Offerings, FinTech, corporate finance, investments, international finance, and climate finance.
Ideal for both graduate and undergraduate students, as well as investment practitioners, it embraces a 'learning by doing' philosophy, enriched with numerous quantitative, practical exercises prevalent in today's financial landscape—from commercial to investment banking, and from private equity to cryptocurrency ventures.
This text not only sheds light on valuing both domestic and international projects amidst fluctuations in currency and uncertainties in interest rates and government policies but also guides you through the valuation of start-up ideas, securing financing, constructing high-performing asset portfolios, understanding the significance of alternative assets like land, private equity, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs, and mastering hedging strategies. Each chapter is crafted to demystify complex financial concepts, providing clear pathways to applying this knowledge in real-world scenarios. We will explore the inner workings of companies and their issuance of securities and cryptocurrencies and examine the optimal balance between debt and equity. Additionally, we will study and implement advanced hedging strategies used by companies to mitigate risks and address the impact of climate change on both individuals and businesses.
PART I: ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE
Chapter 1 Mathematics for Finance
PART II: FINANCING AND INVESTMENTS
Chapter 2 Risk and Return Wizardry
Chapter 3 Optimal Money Management
PART III: CONTEMPORARY VALUATION
Chapter 4 Global Finance
Chapter 5 Interest Rate Parity and Global Projects
Chapter 6 Hedging Risks
PART IV: MODERN MONEY
Chapter 7 Crypto Investment
Chapter 8 Crypto Financing
Chapter 9 FinTech Revolution
PART V: MODERN CHALLENGES
Chapter 10 Climate Finance
Chapter 11 Money Moves for Influencers
Professor Art Durnev holds the prestigious Patricia A. and George W. Wellde Jr., Distinguished Chair in Finance at the Robins Business School of the University of Richmond. Having a Google citation index of over 10,000, his contributions to the field have been widely recognized. With research expertise in corporate finance, climate and finance, and politics and finance, he has published his work in globally recognized journals such as Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Management Science, Journal of Accounting Research, Journal of Accounting and Economics, among others. Prior to his current position, he served as a faculty member at the University of Iowa, where he was Finance Ph.D. program director, McGill University, and the University of Miami. His teaching experience stretches across the globe, as he has taught classes for executives, MBAs, PhDs, and undergraduates in various countries, including the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Japan, Italy, and Russia. His dedication and expertise have earned him various awards, including multiple G.R.E.A.T (best Executive MBA professor) awards and the Dean's Teaching Award. He has also presented his research at numerous seminars and conferences worldwide, and has actively engaged with global media outlets through interviews, public speeches, and op-eds. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Michigan Business School. Beyond his professional achievements, Durnev embodies diverse interests. He is a citizen of the United States, Canada, Russia, and an Overseas Citizen of India. In addition to his passion for finance, Durnev is an enthusiast of competitive judo (black belt, U.S. Champion), ultramarathons, poker, and international politics.
Do you want to learn modern Finance? “Modern Money Mechanics” textbook is a comprehensive Finance textbook that seamlessly integrates traditional and contemporary finance topics including cryptocurrency, Initial Coin Offerings, FinTech, corporate finance, investments, international finance, and climate finance.
Ideal for both graduate and undergraduate students, as well as investment practitioners, it embraces a 'learning by doing' philosophy, enriched with numerous quantitative, practical exercises prevalent in today's financial landscape—from commercial to investment banking, and from private equity to cryptocurrency ventures.
This text not only sheds light on valuing both domestic and international projects amidst fluctuations in currency and uncertainties in interest rates and government policies but also guides you through the valuation of start-up ideas, securing financing, constructing high-performing asset portfolios, understanding the significance of alternative assets like land, private equity, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs, and mastering hedging strategies. Each chapter is crafted to demystify complex financial concepts, providing clear pathways to applying this knowledge in real-world scenarios. We will explore the inner workings of companies and their issuance of securities and cryptocurrencies and examine the optimal balance between debt and equity. Additionally, we will study and implement advanced hedging strategies used by companies to mitigate risks and address the impact of climate change on both individuals and businesses.
PART I: ESSENTIALS OF FINANCE
Chapter 1 Mathematics for Finance
PART II: FINANCING AND INVESTMENTS
Chapter 2 Risk and Return Wizardry
Chapter 3 Optimal Money Management
PART III: CONTEMPORARY VALUATION
Chapter 4 Global Finance
Chapter 5 Interest Rate Parity and Global Projects
Chapter 6 Hedging Risks
PART IV: MODERN MONEY
Chapter 7 Crypto Investment
Chapter 8 Crypto Financing
Chapter 9 FinTech Revolution
PART V: MODERN CHALLENGES
Chapter 10 Climate Finance
Chapter 11 Money Moves for Influencers
Professor Art Durnev holds the prestigious Patricia A. and George W. Wellde Jr., Distinguished Chair in Finance at the Robins Business School of the University of Richmond. Having a Google citation index of over 10,000, his contributions to the field have been widely recognized. With research expertise in corporate finance, climate and finance, and politics and finance, he has published his work in globally recognized journals such as Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Management Science, Journal of Accounting Research, Journal of Accounting and Economics, among others. Prior to his current position, he served as a faculty member at the University of Iowa, where he was Finance Ph.D. program director, McGill University, and the University of Miami. His teaching experience stretches across the globe, as he has taught classes for executives, MBAs, PhDs, and undergraduates in various countries, including the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Japan, Italy, and Russia. His dedication and expertise have earned him various awards, including multiple G.R.E.A.T (best Executive MBA professor) awards and the Dean's Teaching Award. He has also presented his research at numerous seminars and conferences worldwide, and has actively engaged with global media outlets through interviews, public speeches, and op-eds. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Michigan Business School. Beyond his professional achievements, Durnev embodies diverse interests. He is a citizen of the United States, Canada, Russia, and an Overseas Citizen of India. In addition to his passion for finance, Durnev is an enthusiast of competitive judo (black belt, U.S. Champion), ultramarathons, poker, and international politics.