Santa Clara University

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The finance function, practiced at the personal or organizational level, private and public, is an integral part of the resource allocation process in a well-functioning economy. Through course work that blends theory and practice, the Department of Finance provides students with the background and skills necessary to meet the ever-increasing complexity and demands of today's product and capital markets. Keeping with the university's Jesuit tradition, Santa Clara's program examines how ethics and finance shape each other; and the role Santa Clara students, as future business leaders, will play in this process.


Graduate Students:

Fall 2009

FNCE 451
Financial Management
Dossani, R
MW 5:45
FNCE 451
Financial Management Davis, D
R 7:20 - 9:20
FNCE 455
Investments Fay, J
MW 5:45
FNCE 457
International Financial Mgmt
Jo, H
MW 7:20
FNCE 480
Emerging Company Finance
Weir, D
MW 5:45
FNCE 482
Business Valuation
Sarin, A
Sat 12:00
FNCE 696
Intro to Financial Risk Mgmt
Tarantino, A
Sat 8:00
FNCE 714
Private Equity
Hendershott, R
TR 7:20 - 9:20
FNCE 715
Venture Growth
Hendershott, R
TR 7:20 - 9:20
FNCE 716
Growth Capital
Hendershott, R
TR 7:20 - 9:20
FNCE 720
The Mortgage Crisis
Hendershott, R
Fri 5:45 - 9:45