Faculty - Université Paris

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Faculty - Université Paris
Faculty
René AID
Executive Director of the Finance for Energy Market Research
Center, EDF
Carl AUFFRET
European Equity Manager, CM CIC AM
Johann BARCHECHATH
Head of Derivatives and Structured Products, BNP Paribas Fortis
Denis BEAUDOIN
Chairman, Finaltis
Thierry BECHU
Graduate destination, December 2011
Béatrice GUYNAMANT
Founder & CEO, CDO Management
Nadège JASSAUD
Economist Senior Financial Sector Experet, IMF
Emmanuelle JAY
Quantitative Finance Engineer, QuantValley
François JUBIN
Associate Manager and Actuary, WITAM
Aymeric KALIFE
Portfolio Manager, Lombard Odier Investment Manager
Head of Unit-Linked Guaranteed Products, AXA Group Risk
Management
Christian BERBE
Gaëlle LE FOL
Marie BERNHART
Viviane LEFLAIVE
Managing Director and CAIA, Kurtosis Asset Management Ltd.
Research Engineer at EDF R&D
Market Risk Management & Pricing
Bruno BOUCHARD
Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Antoine BOUVERET
Economist, European Securities and Market Authorities (ESMA)
Jean-Marie CHEVALIER
Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Stéphane CREPEY
Professor, University of Evry
Laurent DAHAN
Head of Complex Risk Products, CALYON
Jean-Marcel DALBARADE
Associate Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Ngoc-Minh DANG
Quantitative analyst, CA CHEUVREUX
Serge DAROLLES
Quantitative analyst, LYXOR Managed Account Platform (MAP)
and Adjunct Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
François DEGEORGE
Professor, Swiss Finance Institute, University of Lugano
Laurent DEVILLE
CNRS Researcher, University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, GREDEG
Romuald ELIE
Associate Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Romain FERAUD
Director of the Commodity Department, JP Morgan
Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Partner Insurance, KPMG France
Jean-Jacques OHANA
Partner Riskelia
Steve OHANA
Professor of Finance ESCP and Partner Riskelia
Richard OREN
Lecturer, Université Paris-Dauphine
Mougad OUMGARI
Senior Quant, Deutsche Bank
Gideon OZIK
Head of Investment Solutions, Nexar Capital
Peter PONTUCH
ATER and PHD Candidate, Université Paris-Dauphine
Fabrice RIVA
Associate Professor, Université Paris-Dauphine
Christian RIVET DE SABATIER
Head of Financing and International Risk, Renault
Charles STONES
Professor, Deputy Chairman of the M.S. in Business Economics
at Brooklyn College, City University of New York
Danielle TONDENIER
Head of Compliance Central Team, CA-CIB
Vincent TORRI
Associate Professor, University of Evry
Olivier TOUTAIN
Senior Credit Analyst, Risk Management Team, Banque de
France
Marius-Christian FRUNZA
Vincent VIGROUX
Bernard FUHRER
Kent WOMACK
Clémentine GALLÈS
Anne-Marie ZISSU
Head of Structuring, Sagacarbon-CDC
Lecturer, Université Paris-Dauphine
Head of Macro Financial Analysis, Société Générale
Franck GODET
Associate, Wieland Capital
*OTHER being Academia, Auditing & Consulting, Financial Press,
M&A/LBO/Project Finance, Middle Office, Origination, etc...
Interest Rate and Inflation Structurer, BNPParibas Fixed Income
Director
Gaëlle LE FOL
Professor at Université
Paris-Dauphine
Administration
Christine PETIT
[email protected]
Tel : +33 (0)1.41.16.76.19
Professor, University of Toronto
Professor, City University of New York
Université Paris-Dauphine
Pôle Universitaire Léonard de Vinci
Bureau E654
92916 Paris La Défense cedex
FRANCE
www.master203.com
An international
program with all courses in English
Increase your career opportunities to leading jobs in the investment banking and financial sector
TARGETED JOBS
ADMISSIONS
Front office
The admissions procedure is open to all students who have completed a Bachelor’s degree,
students who have completed a Licence at a French university, graduates of French
engineering and business schools (Grandes Ecoles) and students who have successfully
completed a Paris-Dauphine Master 1 majoring in Finance or MIDO.
Trading, Sales and Structuring of financial instruments
Middle office and front office support services
Quantitative finance, Pricing of financial assets and derivatives,
Development of financial business software, Risk management,
Financial modelling for algorithmic trading
Downloading application forms
Financing
Deadline for applications
Financial intermediation
Required documents
Asset management
Admissibility and organisation of oral tests for short-listed
candidates
Origination, Syndication, IPOs, Structured finance, Trade finance
Brokerage, Sell-side financial analysis
MASTER 203 IN FIGURES
65000
Investment fund management, Alternative investments (hedge funds,
commodity investments, private equity), Technical analysis, Buy-side
financial analysis
Insurance
Risk analysis and management, Asset management
Dauphine alumni
1100
Master 203 alumni
Master 203
alumni in
36%
France
64
%
abroad
25
countries
Consulting
Consulting in risk management, Consulting in corporate and
investment banking, Development of information systems
KEY REASONS TO CHOOSE THE MASTER 203
Rigorous intensive 2-years program
2 semesters of core courses, 1 semester of elective courses and a 1
semester internship
Convenient city location
Classes are mostly taught at La Défense,
the business district of Paris.
Students have also access to the Université Paris - Dauphine
Campus in site.
Robust and worldwide alumni network
Dauphine alumni: 65 000
Master 203 alumni: 1100
Master 203 alumni in 25 countries (36% in France, 64% abroad)
Master 203 students do not need to speak French to enroll in the
program as all courses are offered in English.
Beginning of May
Cover letter and CV in English, complete transcripts for each university year,
TOEFL iBT and GMAT results dating back no more than 2 years.
In June.
Oral tests
Motivation interviews in English and tests of spoken English will be organised
at the end of June or beginning of July.
Admissions
Definitive admissions will be announced mid-July.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
CURRICULUM
Quality teaching faculty
World-class faculty and professional experts
Application forms will be available via the Université Paris-Dauphine website as of February.
To train future specialists in financial
markets who can put their skills to work
for banks and investment firms, asset
management firms, consultancies,
insurance companies or major firms.
A 2-year Master’s program after a French
Licence/Bachelor’s degree or French
Grande Ecole*
It trains students in all professions linked
to investments on financial instruments
markets and financing based on market
techniques.
3 semesters of courses
1 4-month internship or summer internship
or graduate program
1 master thesis
It is designed to provide students with
in-depth knowledge that is theoretical,
quantitative and operational, for all
products traded on these markets.
The heart of the program focuses on
valuation and negotiation techniques, as
well as investment strategies, arbitrage,
hedging and risk management.
Courses cover all products: Equities,
interest rate instruments, exchange rate,
commodities...with a special focus on
derivatives markets.
A 1-year degree program after completing the Finance
major of the M1 in Management or the MMD major of
the MIDO M1 at Paris Dauphine
2 semesters of courses
1 4-month internship or summer internship or graduate program
*Graduates from a French Grande Ecole may apply for the 1-year
program. Admission is granted by the Master’s director during the
admissions process after examination of the student’s profile.
CORE COURSES
ELECTIVE COURSES
Investment & Financial Markets (39h)
Equity Investments (24h)
Fixed Income Instruments I & II (48h)
Commodities (48h)
Derivatives I & II (48h)
Derivative Pricing and Stochastic
Calculus I & II (48h)
Advanced Portfolio Management (48h)
Risk Management (54h)
Exotic Options & Structured Products
(18h)
Financial Econometrics I & II (48h)
Applied Time Series (24h)
VBA Programming (24h)
Matlab Programming (24h)
Ethics, Professional Standards, & Global
Compliance (24h)
Training for Interviews in English (30h)
Careers in Finance (24h)
Behavioral Finance (24h)
Electronic Markets (24h)
Environmental Finance (24h)
Macro-Financial Risks(24h)
Economics & Geopolitics of Energy (24h)
Quantitative Investment Strategies (30h)
Asset Management (24h)
Financial Markets and the Economy
(15h)
Computational Finance (24h)
C++ Programming (18h)
Regulation an Financial Markets (24h)
Mergers & Acquisitions (15h)
The number of hours indicated is subject
to change. For updates, please visit our
website :
www.master203.com