Open to all students of the faculty. Where a session needs lab space or a computer room, registration is capped at capacity.
A briefing session for the upcoming Inflation Shock scenario challenge. We explain the scenario assumptions, how the scenario is applied to the simulated market, and how a portfolio is evaluated on return and risk once the window closes.
60 of 60 places available
A moderated discussion on order flow, liquidity and the difference between a quoted price and a price you could actually trade at. Contributors present short positions first, followed by open discussion.
35 of 35 places available
A working session on two risk measures students meet in theory, annualised volatility and maximum drawdown. Participants compute both for a sample price series and discuss what each measure does and does not tell you about an outcome.
25 of 25 places available
An introduction to how a policy-rate decision is transmitted into short-term market rates, and from there into asset prices. We use published statements from Bank Al-Maghrib as case material and discuss the transmission lags involved.
120 of 120 places available
A guided walkthrough of the income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement. Participants read a simplified set of statements and identify where operating, investing and financing decisions appear. No prior accounting knowledge is assumed.
40 of 40 places available
An open session for students joining the club this year. Covers the annual programme, how the education centre and simulator fit together, and how member-only resources work. No registration required.
Open attendance
A recorded and repeated session on portfolio construction. Members presented a sample allocation for critique, focusing on concentration and the difference between diversification in names and diversification in exposures.
30 of 30 places available
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