Free online courseFinance course

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: Ses 1: Introduction and Course Overview

  1h07m

• Exercise: What are the two fundamental challenges of financial analysis discussed in the MIT Finance course?

• Video class: Ses 2: Present Value Relations I

  1h15m

• Exercise: In the context of cash flows and their evaluation, what determines the difference in values of the same amount of money received today versus in the future?

• Video class: Ses 3: Present Value Relations II

  1h20m

• Exercise: In finance, what is the net present value (NPV) likely to indicate about a project's financial viability?

• Video class: Ses 4: Present Value Relations III

  1h11m

• Exercise: What is the primary risk associated with leveraging an investment highly, as discussed in the provided text?

• Video class: Ses 5: Fixed-Income Securities II

  1h19m

• Exercise: What financial instrument allows you to agree on a transaction today for execution at a future date, such as locking in an interest rate between two future periods?

• Video class: Ses 6: Fixed-Income Securities III

  1h19m

• Exercise: What does duration measure in the context of bond pricing?

• Video class: Ses 7: Fixed-Income Securities IV

  1h15m

• Exercise: What is the primary goal of securitization in the context of the financial markets?

• Video class: Ses 8: Equities

  1h15m

• Exercise: What is one of the key characteristics of equity that differentiates it from bonds?

• Video class: Ses 9: Forward and Futures Contracts I

  1h19m

• Exercise: What is a major benefit of using futures contracts instead of forward contracts in financial markets?

• Video class: Ses 10: Forward and Futures Contracts II

  1h19m

• Exercise: Which factor is crucial in determining the price of a futures contract?

• Video class: Ses 11: Options II

  0h58m

• Exercise: In option pricing, what is typically represented by a 45-degree line in a payoff diagram?

• Video class: Ses 12: Options III

  1h07m

• Exercise: What is the purpose of the binomial option pricing model discussed in the lecture?

• Video class: Ses 13: Risk and Return II

  1h18m

• Exercise: What is one of the key properties that defines an efficient market according to the finance course content?

• Video class: Ses 14: Portfolio Theory II

  1h20m

• Exercise: In the context of modern portfolio theory, which statement best describes the relationship between the expected return and the risk of a diversified portfolio?

• Video class: Ses 15: Portfolio Theory III

  1h18m

• Exercise: Which of the following statements best describes the main insight of combining riskless assets with risky portfolios on the efficient frontier?

• Video class: Ses 16: The CAPM and APT II

  1h15m

• Exercise: What is the Capital Market Line (CML) and what does it represent?

• Video class: Ses 17: The CAPM and APT III

  1h20m

• Exercise: When assessing the NPV of a project in finance, which of the following statements is true?

• Video class: Ses 18: Capital Budgeting II

  1h19m

• Exercise: Which method is most recommended for evaluating capital budgeting projects according to the course content?

• Video class: Ses 19: Efficient Markets II

  1h20m

• Exercise: What is the main argument of the adaptive markets hypothesis as discussed in the MIT OpenCourseWare finance lecture?

• Video class: Ses 20: Efficient Markets III

  0h54m

• Exercise: What does the adaptive markets hypothesis suggest about market efficiency?