Category: Finance

  • BANDRI_FIN101

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    Detailed Guideline for Assignment 3 (Group Activity)

    Find below the cover page and ppt template to be downloaded and used for submitting the report:

    Persentation Activity_ Finance Department.pptx

    FIN101 Assignment 3 – Group Activity.docx

    Guidelines for Activity 1 (Group Activity) (20 Marks)

    Purpose:

    Work collaboratively on a finance-related problem that requires research, brainstorming, critical thinking, and real-world application.

    Instructions:

    1. Group Size: 4 students.

    2. Choose one activity type from the list below.

    3. Follow the activity requirements for the presentation and written report.

    4. Use the example prompts to guide your assignment you can adapt or modify them.

    5. Submit both of the following deliverables by the deadline:

    a) Presentation (810 minutes): concise, engaging, visual. (10 marks)

    b) Written Report (1,5002,000 words): structured, analytical, APA references. (10 marks)

    Activity Options with Examples:

    1. Stock Portfolio Simulation & Analysis

    * Task: Build a mock investment portfolio using real market data. Track prices over a simulated period (e.g., past 6 months or real-time tracking for 23 weeks).

    * Example Prompts:

    o Choose 57 stocks from different sectors and justify your choices.

    o What is the expected return of your portfolio?

    o How did market events (interest rate changes, earnings reports, global news)

    affect your portfolios value?

    o How diversified is your portfolio in terms of risk?

    2. Corporate Valuation Challenge

    * Task: Select a publicly listed company and calculate its value using two valuation methods (e.g., Discounted Cash Flow, P/E ratio).

    * Example Prompts:

    o What assumptions did you make for future growth and discount rates?

    o Compare your valuation to the current market capitalization.

    o Is the company undervalued or overvalued? Why?

    o How would changes in interest rates or inflation affect your valuation?

    3. Financial Crisis Case Study Debate

    * Task: Investigate a past financial crisis and present a critical analysis of causes, effects, and lessons learned.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What triggered the crisis (policy decisions, market behavior, external shocks)?

    o Who were the key winners and losers?

    o What preventive measures could have been taken?

    o Are there parallels to current market conditions?

    4. Personal Financial Planning Project

    * Task: Create a 10-year financial plan for a hypothetical client based on given income, expenses, goals, and risk tolerance.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What investment strategy suits the clients goals?

    o How much should be allocated to savings, debt repayment, insurance, and

    investments?

    o How would changes in inflation or interest rates affect the plan?

    o Suggest a retirement plan with a target savings goal.

    5. Ethical Dilemma in Finance Role-Play

    * Task: Act out a real-world ethical scenario in finance, then provide an analytical report on the ethical considerations.

    * Example Prompts:

    o A portfolio manager learns confidential information that could benefit clients

    what should they do?

    o A CFO considers manipulating earnings to meet analyst expectations what are

    the risks?

    o Debate whether profitability can justify ethically questionable practices.

    6. FinTech Innovation Pitch

    * Task: Develop a concept for a new financial technology product or service.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What problem in personal or corporate finance does your product solve?

    o Who is the target market?

    o How will your business model generate revenue?

    o What are the main risks and barriers to adoption?

    Activity Requirements Deliverables:

    1. Presentation (810 minutes) concise, engaging, visual.

    2. Written Report (1,5002,000 words) structured, analytical, referenced (APA style).

    Marking Rubric:

    1.Written Report (10 marks):

    Every student handles a specific point or section in the report, which will be written under her name. Shell get 8 marks for her individual part, and the remaining 2 marks can go to the shared sections, the introduction and conclusion, as a team effort.

  • ALBANDRI_FIN101_4

    Detailed Guideline for Assignment 3 (Group Activity)

    Find below the cover page and ppt template to be downloaded and used for submitting the report:

    Persentation Activity_ Finance Department.pptx

    FIN101 Assignment 3 – Group Activity.docx

    Guidelines for Activity 1 (Group Activity) (20 Marks)

    Purpose:

    Work collaboratively on a finance-related problem that requires research, brainstorming, critical thinking, and real-world application.

    Instructions:

    1. Group Size: 4 students.

    2. Choose one activity type from the list below.

    3. Follow the activity requirements for the presentation and written report.

    4. Use the example prompts to guide your assignment you can adapt or modify them.

    5. Submit both of the following deliverables by the deadline:

    a) Presentation (810 minutes): concise, engaging, visual. (10 marks)

    b) Written Report (1,5002,000 words): structured, analytical, APA references. (10 marks)

    Activity Options with Examples:

    1. Stock Portfolio Simulation & Analysis

    * Task: Build a mock investment portfolio using real market data. Track prices over a simulated period (e.g., past 6 months or real-time tracking for 23 weeks).

    * Example Prompts:

    o Choose 57 stocks from different sectors and justify your choices.

    o What is the expected return of your portfolio?

    o How did market events (interest rate changes, earnings reports, global news)

    affect your portfolios value?

    o How diversified is your portfolio in terms of risk?

    2. Corporate Valuation Challenge

    * Task: Select a publicly listed company and calculate its value using two valuation methods (e.g., Discounted Cash Flow, P/E ratio).

    * Example Prompts:

    o What assumptions did you make for future growth and discount rates?

    o Compare your valuation to the current market capitalization.

    o Is the company undervalued or overvalued? Why?

    o How would changes in interest rates or inflation affect your valuation?

    3. Financial Crisis Case Study Debate

    * Task: Investigate a past financial crisis and present a critical analysis of causes, effects, and lessons learned.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What triggered the crisis (policy decisions, market behavior, external shocks)?

    o Who were the key winners and losers?

    o What preventive measures could have been taken?

    o Are there parallels to current market conditions?

    4. Personal Financial Planning Project

    * Task: Create a 10-year financial plan for a hypothetical client based on given income, expenses, goals, and risk tolerance.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What investment strategy suits the clients goals?

    o How much should be allocated to savings, debt repayment, insurance, and

    investments?

    o How would changes in inflation or interest rates affect the plan?

    o Suggest a retirement plan with a target savings goal.

    5. Ethical Dilemma in Finance Role-Play

    * Task: Act out a real-world ethical scenario in finance, then provide an analytical report on the ethical considerations.

    * Example Prompts:

    o A portfolio manager learns confidential information that could benefit clients

    what should they do?

    o A CFO considers manipulating earnings to meet analyst expectations what are

    the risks?

    o Debate whether profitability can justify ethically questionable practices.

    6. FinTech Innovation Pitch

    * Task: Develop a concept for a new financial technology product or service.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What problem in personal or corporate finance does your product solve?

    o Who is the target market?

    o How will your business model generate revenue?

    o What are the main risks and barriers to adoption?

    Activity Requirements Deliverables:

    1. Presentation (810 minutes) concise, engaging, visual.

    2. Written Report (1,5002,000 words) structured, analytical, referenced (APA style).

    Marking Rubric:

    1.Written Report (10 marks):

    Every student handles a specific point or section in the report, which will be written under her name. Shell get 8 marks for her individual part, and the remaining 2 marks can go to the shared sections, the introduction and conclusion, as a team effort.

  • ALBANDRI_FIN101

    Detailed Guideline for Assignment 3 (Group Activity)

    Find below the cover page and ppt template to be downloaded and used for submitting the report:

    Persentation Activity_ Finance Department.pptx

    FIN101 Assignment 3 – Group Activity.docx

    Guidelines for Activity 1 (Group Activity) (20 Marks)

    Purpose:

    Work collaboratively on a finance-related problem that requires research, brainstorming, critical thinking, and real-world application.

    Instructions:

    1. Group Size: 4 students.

    2. Choose one activity type from the list below.

    3. Follow the activity requirements for the presentation and written report.

    4. Use the example prompts to guide your assignment you can adapt or modify them.

    5. Submit both of the following deliverables by the deadline:

    a) Presentation (810 minutes): concise, engaging, visual. (10 marks)

    b) Written Report (1,5002,000 words): structured, analytical, APA references. (10 marks)

    Activity Options with Examples:

    1. Stock Portfolio Simulation & Analysis

    * Task: Build a mock investment portfolio using real market data. Track prices over a simulated period (e.g., past 6 months or real-time tracking for 23 weeks).

    * Example Prompts:

    o Choose 57 stocks from different sectors and justify your choices.

    o What is the expected return of your portfolio?

    o How did market events (interest rate changes, earnings reports, global news)

    affect your portfolios value?

    o How diversified is your portfolio in terms of risk?

    2. Corporate Valuation Challenge

    * Task: Select a publicly listed company and calculate its value using two valuation methods (e.g., Discounted Cash Flow, P/E ratio).

    * Example Prompts:

    o What assumptions did you make for future growth and discount rates?

    o Compare your valuation to the current market capitalization.

    o Is the company undervalued or overvalued? Why?

    o How would changes in interest rates or inflation affect your valuation?

    3. Financial Crisis Case Study Debate

    * Task: Investigate a past financial crisis and present a critical analysis of causes, effects, and lessons learned.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What triggered the crisis (policy decisions, market behavior, external shocks)?

    o Who were the key winners and losers?

    o What preventive measures could have been taken?

    o Are there parallels to current market conditions?

    4. Personal Financial Planning Project

    * Task: Create a 10-year financial plan for a hypothetical client based on given income, expenses, goals, and risk tolerance.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What investment strategy suits the clients goals?

    o How much should be allocated to savings, debt repayment, insurance, and

    investments?

    o How would changes in inflation or interest rates affect the plan?

    o Suggest a retirement plan with a target savings goal.

    5. Ethical Dilemma in Finance Role-Play

    * Task: Act out a real-world ethical scenario in finance, then provide an analytical report on the ethical considerations.

    * Example Prompts:

    o A portfolio manager learns confidential information that could benefit clients

    what should they do?

    o A CFO considers manipulating earnings to meet analyst expectations what are

    the risks?

    o Debate whether profitability can justify ethically questionable practices.

    6. FinTech Innovation Pitch

    * Task: Develop a concept for a new financial technology product or service.

    * Example Prompts:

    o What problem in personal or corporate finance does your product solve?

    o Who is the target market?

    o How will your business model generate revenue?

    o What are the main risks and barriers to adoption?

    Activity Requirements Deliverables:

    1. Presentation (810 minutes) concise, engaging, visual.

    2. Written Report (1,5002,000 words) structured, analytical, referenced (APA style).

    Marking Rubric:

    1.Written Report (10 marks):

    Every student handles a specific point or section in the report, which will be written under her name. Shell get 8 marks for her individual part, and the remaining 2 marks can go to the shared sections, the introduction and conclusion, as a team effort.

  • REFAL_FIN401

    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

    Ministry of Education

    Saudi Electronic University

    College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

    Assignment 3

    Due Date: 09/05/2026 @ 23:59

    Course Name: Banks Management Course Code: FIN401

    CRN: Assignment Title: (Write the Chosen title)

    Semester: Second Academic Year: 2025-26th

    Role Division

    Student Name Student ID Assigned Part Section Title

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    Part D

    For Instructors Use only

    Instructors Name:

    Assigned Part Individual Section Grade 8 Group effort Grade 2 Presentation Grade 10 Total Grade 20 Level of Marks

    Part AHigh/Middle/Low

    Part BHigh/Middle/Low

    Part CHigh/Middle/Low

    Part DHigh/Middle/Low

    Average Grade (Group Overall)High/Middle/Low

    Important Guidelines -Please read carefully

    General Instructions

  • Submit the assignment through Blackboard (Word format only) via the designated folder.
  • Submissions via email or late submissions will not be accepted.
  • Make sure your work is clear, wellstructured, and includes your complete details on the cover page.
  • Plagiarism or use of AI-generated content will result in a grade of zero.
  • All answers must be typed in Times New Roman (size 12, doublespaced).
  • Activity: Practical Application

    Total: 10 marks for the written report + 10 marks for the presentation (Total 20 marks)

    Group Assignment Guidelines

    This is a group assignment consisting of four students per group. Divide the whole project into 6 sections as follows

    Introduction: By all the group members

    Part A: By only one group member

    Part B: By only one group member

    Part C: By only one group member

    Part D: By only one group member

    Conclusion: By all the group members

    Each student is responsible for completing one of the four parts above, while the Introduction and conclusion will be a group effort. After all members finish their individual sections, the group must cooperate and integrate the content into a single cohesive report that includes an introduction, the four body sections, and a conclusion.

    Each student should ensure their part is unique, avoids duplication, and complements the contributions of their group members.

    Presentation Guidelines

    Each group will deliver a short presentation (up to 12 minutes) summarizing their report and key findings.

  • Four marks will be allocated for the overall quality, organization, and clarity of the presentation.
  • Three marks will be awarded based on each students ability to clearly explain their own section and respond to questions related to it.
  • Three marks will be awarded for each students understanding of the other sections prepared by group members, including the introduction and conclusion, demonstrated through answering related questions.
  • Note: Slides used during the presentation should be included as images at the end of the report.

    Total: 10 marks for the written report + 10 marks for the presentation (20 marks overall).

    Report Writing

    Introduction

    Part A.

    Part B.

    Part C.

    Part D.

    Conclusion

    Paste your Slides here.

  • REFAL_FIN403

    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

    Ministry of Education

    Saudi Electronic University

    College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

    Assignment 3

    Course Name: Investments Course Code: FIN403

    CRN: Assignment Title: Advanced Topics in Investment and Risk Management

    Semester: First Academic Year: 2025-26

    Suggested Role Division

    Student Name Student ID Assigned Part Section Title

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    Part D

    For Instructors Use only

    Instructors Name:

    Assigned Part Individual Section Grade 8 Group effort Grade 2 Presentation Grade 10 Total Grade 20 Level of Marks

    Part AHigh/Middle/Low

    Part BHigh/Middle/Low

    Part CHigh/Middle/Low

    Part DHigh/Middle/Low

    Average Grade (Group Overall)High/Middle/Low

    Important Guidelines -Please read carefully

    General Instructions

  • Submit the assignment through Blackboard (Word format only) via the designated folder.
  • Submissions via email or late submissions will not be accepted.
  • Make sure your work is clear, wellstructured, and includes your complete details on the cover page.
  • Plagiarism or use of AI-generated content will result in a grade of zero.
  • All answers must be typed in Times New Roman (size 12, doublespaced).
  • Learning Outcomes:

    After completion of Assignment, the students will be able to understand the following

    CLO4:Demonstrate the valuation methods used for the valuation of the common forms of debt, equity, property, and derivative securities.

    CLO5:Illustrate asset models of a stochastic nature that are appropriate to the management of liabilities.

    The assignment consists of two parts:

    Part 1: Assignment Questions (10 Marks)

    A. Bond Selection and Interest Rate Expectations:

    Should an investor who expects interest rates to decline seek low- or high-coupon bonds? Relate your answer to duration and price sensitivity.

    B. Warrant Pricing and Investor Behavior:

    Why do investors tend to pay a smaller premium for a warrant as the price of the stock goes up?

    C. Stock vs. Options: Risk and Loss Analysis

    Assume you wish to control the price movement of 100 shares of stock. You may buy 100 shares of stock directly or purchase a call option on the 100 shares. Which strategy is likely to expose you to the larger potential dollar amount of loss? Which strategy is likely to expose you to the larger potential percentage loss on your investment?

    D. Hedging Strategies Using Financial Futures

    How can using the financial futures markets for interest rates and foreign exchange help financial managers through hedging? Briefly explain and give one example of each.

    Part 2: Presentation (10 Marks):

    Presentation Guidelines

    Each group will deliver a short presentation (up to 12 minutes) summarizing their report and key findings.

  • Four marks will be allocated for the overall quality, organization, and clarity of the presentation.
  • Three marks will be awarded based on each students ability to clearly explain their own section and respond to questions related to it.
  • Three marks will be awarded for each students understanding of the other sections prepared by group members, including the introduction and conclusion, demonstrated through answering related questions.
  • Note: Slides (6-8) used during the presentation should be included as images at the end of the report.

    Answers

    1. Answer-

    2. Answer-

    3. Answer-

    4. Answer-

  • REFAL_FIN 402

    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

    Ministry of Education

    Saudi Electronic University

    College of Administrative and Financial Sciences

    Assignment 3

    Due Date:xx/xx/2025 @ 23:59

    Course Name:

    Course Code: ..

    CRN:

    Assignment Title: ..

    (Group Project Simulated Activity)

    Semester: Second

    Academic Year: 2025-26th

    Role Division

    Student Name

    Student ID

    Assigned Part

    Section Title

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    Part D

    For Instructors Use only

    Instructors Name:

    Assigned Part

    Individual Section Grade 8

    Group effort Grade 2

    Presentation Grade 10

    Total Grade 20

    Level of Marks

    Part A

    High/Middle/Low

    Part B

    High/Middle/Low

    Part C

    High/Middle/Low

    Part D

    High/Middle/Low

    Average Grade (Group Overall)

    High/Middle/Low

    Important Guidelines Please read carefully

    General Instructions

  • Submit the assignment through Blackboard (Word format only) via the designated folder.
    Submissions via email or late submissions will not be accepted.
    Make sure your work is clear, wellstructured, and includes your complete details on the cover page.
    Plagiarism or use of AI-generated content will result in a grade of zero.
  • All answers must be typed in Times New Roman (size 12, doublespaced).
  • Activity: Practical Application

    In …
    Based on this context, prepare a report addressing the following parts:

    Exception: If a group consists of three members, Part D (Challenges and Implications) may be omitted. The main conclusions should be briefly summarized in the final paragraph of the report. This adjustment will not affect grading, as the remaining sections cover all essential components of the project.

    Group Assignment Guidelines

    This is a group assignment consisting of four students per group. Each student is responsible for completing one of the four parts above. After all members finish their individual sections, the group must cooperate and integrate the content into a single cohesive report that includes an introduction, the four body sections, and a conclusion.
    Each student should ensure their part is unique, avoids duplication, and complements the contributions of their group members.

    Presentation Guidelines

    Each group will deliver a short presentation (up to 12 minutes) summarizing their report and key findings.

    Note: Slides used during the presentation should be included as images at the end of the report.

    Total: 10 marks for the written report + 10 marks for the presentation (20 marks overall).

    Proposed Topics for the FIN 402 Project

    As-Salaam Alaikum

    Dear Students,

    Each group is required to select one project topic from the list of suggested themes below. This simulated project aims to encourage brainstorming and help students apply the concept of to real-world markets in Saudi Arabia. These topics are designed to help you connect theory with practice and analyze how firms differentiate their products, attract customers, and compete within similar industries.

    Please review the following options carefully and agree on one topic that your group would like to explore. Once a topic is selected, it will be reserved for that group only. The selection process will follow a first-come, first-served basis to avoid duplication.

    The topic explores out the network of institutions, markets, and instruments that facilitate the flow of funds between savers and borrowers.

    The topic considers the extent to which financial markets incorporate and reflect all available information in the prices of securities and how prices adjust rapidly to new information, ensuring that securities are fairly valued at all times.

    The topic clusters around a severe disruption in financial markets, leading to a sharp decline in asset prices, loss of confidence, and tightening of credit. Businesses face difficulties in accessing funds, consumers cut back on spending, and government revenues decline, leading to fiscal challenges.

    The topic explain on the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), plays a vital role in maintaining the stability and strength of the Kingdoms financial system. SAMA works to support sustainable economic growth by promoting financial innovation, enhancing transparency, and aligning its policies with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.

    The topic concentrate on how the Monetary policy in Saudi Arabia is managed by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) with the main objective of maintaining monetary and financial stability.

    The topic centers around the financial system by providing short-term funds for governments, financial institutions, and businesses to meet their liquidity needs. They deal with highly liquid and low-risk instruments such as treasury bills, certificates of deposit, and commercial papers

    The core content of the topic is how Bond and stock markets are essential components of the financial system that facilitate long-term financing and investment. Both markets play a vital role in channeling savings into productive investments, promoting economic growth, and offering liquidity and transparency to investors.

    The theme highlights on the key part of the financial system that provides financing for individuals and businesses to purchase real estate, such as homes and commercial properties.

    The topic discusses how the (forex) market plays a vital role in the global financial system by facilitating the exchange of one currency for another.

    The topic briefs on the Key components include international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, and Bank for International Settlements (BIS), which work to promote financial stability and economic development.

    Topic Registration: After selecting your topic, please post your group number, the chosen topic title, and the names of all group members in the Blackboard Discussion Board within two days of receiving this announcement. This post will confirm your topic selection and ensure that each group works on a unique project. Duplicate topics will not be approved.

  • Principles of Finance

    – I want original text, no plagiarism.

    – You can find the instructions in the file. Please read it carefully.

    – APA Style

    Thanks.

    Required Textbook

    • Title: Foundations of Finance (10th ed.)
    • Authors: Arthur J. Keown, John D. Martin, J. William Petty
    • Publisher: Pearson Education, 2020
    • ISBN: ISBN-13: 9780134897264 (2019 update)

    Additional Materials (optional)

    Saudi Digital Library, journal articles, video tutorials

  • Principles of Finance

    – I want original text, no plagiarism.

    – You can find the instructions in the file. Please read it carefully.

    – APA Style

    Thanks.

    Required Textbook

    • Title: Foundations of Finance (10th ed.)
    • Authors: Arthur J. Keown, John D. Martin, J. William Petty
    • Publisher: Pearson Education, 2020
    • ISBN: ISBN-13: 9780134897264 (2019 update)

    Additional Materials (optional)

    Saudi Digital Library, journal articles, video tutorials

  • How does asymmetric information affect capital structure dec…

    It leads firms to prefer internal financing, then debt, and issue equity as a last resort.

  • Finance Question

    I want someone to help me to solve the assignment its as group so you must to be very careful

    You have two files first file its instructions ,and another assignment. (((Please Read Instructions)))

    You must to send me Word and power point.. tha