An integrated approach to the study of models of banking and insurance and of financial markets, offering a solid education in disciplines of both economic and statistical-quantitative areas.
The course offers a rigorous understanding of resource allocation under uncertainty, with particular focus on micro and macroeconomic issues and on economic and social implications. The course considers how credit is granted to households and firms, how insurance risks are managed, how financial markets work, according to which regulatory and operational framework models.
The course is divided into four different curricula: Banking and Finance, Economic, Statistical-Quantitative, Economics and Banking (in English).
MIUR degree class: L-33 - Class Of First Degrees In Economic Science
