Corporate-finance

 Corporate finance research topics cover a spread of fields and are usually taught in advanced programs like master's and doctorate degree programs. Such topics could include risk management tools and techniques in physical and electronic securities markets, research trends beforehand finance, finance or investments analysis and government debt management. Financial risk management covers econometric and mathematical tools and methodologies a business entity uses to assess value and monitor financial risks in capital markets activities. These risks could include market and credit risks. Market risk arises from security price fluctuations, and is calculated by tools like Value in danger , Monte Carlo simulation and stress testing. Credit risk originates from counter-party or business partner defaults, and is computed by internal models. Capital markets are securities exchanges where investors buy, hold or sell a spread of monetary products. A capital market helps a business entity raise financing by selling stocks or bonds to fund short- or long-term investment goals, operating commitments and major expansion programs like mergers or acquisitions. Capital markets might be physically identifiable like ny stock market or electronic trading platforms like (OTC) over-the-counter markets.  

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