FI 462 - Investment Analysis and Behavioral Finance

This course provides a dual perspective on investing by combining traditional valuation techniques with insights from behavioral finance. Students will analyze securities such as stocks, bonds, and derivatives, while also exploring portfolio theory, market efficiency, and psychological biases. The course equips students to build robust investment strategies grounded in both rational analysis and behavioral understanding. Semester Credit Hours: 3.00 Contact Hours: 45/00/00/45 Prerequisite: AC 236 Managerial Accounting, EC 101 Principles of Economics. Corequisite: None.