金融市场，金融机构和商业公司的不断变化的性质，对金融专家变得越来越重要，包括跨国公司的财务经理，证券公司的投资分析师，银行和其他金融机构的借贷人员以及资本市场的交易员以及交易室-清楚了解与金融市场运作和公司财务策略相关的理论和实践。熟悉风险评估，投资组合分析，合成产品的工程设计，建模技术，财务分析和估值方面的最新发展，对于所有直接参与金融活动或希望对这一重要领域有更深入了解的人都是必不可少的要求。商业管理。班戈的理学硕士和金融硕士课程为您提供了一个难得的机会，使您能够了解金融和企业领域当前发展的原因和重要
The ever-changing nature of financial markets, financial institutions and business firms, has made it increasingly important for finance experts including financial managers in multinational companies, investment analysts in securities firms, lending officers in banks and other financial institutions and traders in capital markets and dealing rooms - to have a clear understanding of the theory and practice relating to financial market operations and corporate financial strategy. Familiarity with the most recent developments in risk appraisal, portfolio analysis, the engineering of synthetic products, modelling techniques, financial analysis and valuation are essential requirements for all those involved directly in financial activities or who wish to gain a deeper understanding of this important area of business management.<br>The MSc and MA Finance programmes at Bangor offer you a unique opportunity to develop an appreciation of the causes and significance of current developments in the financial and corporate sectors, and to study advanced theory and practice relating to financial markets and the financial management of business firms.<br>With these needs in mind, the MSc and MA Finance programmes at Bangor are designed to develop participants existing skills through a scheme of specialist advanced study. An important objective is to provide participants with relevant analytical training so that they are familiar with the latest theoretical and practical developments relating to corporate finance and the capital markets. These programmes provide a coherent theoretical framework for the various subject areas, but the emphasis throughout is on advanced practical application of financial techniques in a real-world setting.<br>The availability of parallel MSc and MA degrees in Finance allows you to choose between registering for a more technical MSc degree (including a compulsory element in Financial Econometrics), and a less technical MA degree (for which Financial Econometrics is optional). The MSc degree may be more suitable for applicants with some previous background in mathematics, statistics or econometrics, while the MA degree is more suitable for applicants who prefer to adopt a predominantly non-quantitative approach to their studies. However, both degrees include a compulsory module in Research Methods, which includes coverage of both quantitative and non-quantitative research techniques. Provided you are registered for the correct modules for your chosen degree, it is normally possible to transfer between the MSc and MA degrees during the first few weeks following your initial registration.