On the morning of April 12, Wu Jun, a director-level trader of the Financial Markets Department of Bank of China Shanghai Branch, taught a course on International Finance to the undergraduate students of finance in the Business School. He Zhenghua, Administrative Department of Bank of China Yangpu Branch, and Zhang Qinglong, Head of Finance Department, attended the course.
In the class, Wu Jun first analyzed the logical connection behind the basic financial products in the foreign exchange market, and analyzed the characteristics of the major international foreign exchange currencies, China's interest rate market reform, international benchmark interest rate reform and other perspectives. Then, combined with the principle of foreign exchange derivatives trading and pricing, from the perspective of professional and their own practical operation experience, with vivid practical cases for the students to analyze in depth how enterprises use foreign exchange spot, foreign exchange forward, foreign exchange options, interest rate swaps and currency swaps and other foreign exchange derivatives to hedge and prevent the risk of exchange rate fluctuations. Wu Jun stressed that many financial practices in the work are based on the basic knowledge and fundamental principles of finance, and hoped that students must pay great attention to learning the basics and laying a good theoretical foundation in school.
I have a better understanding of some basic knowledge of the financial market, a good grasp of the theory and practice of various derivative products in the foreign exchange market, and also further improved my financial literacy, financial risk prevention awareness and ability, which is a good lesson in risk management. Li Qing said. After the class, the students said the course was wonderful and very rewarding.
Before the class, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Business School Ma Jingbo introduced to Wu Jun the comprehensive talent training agreement between the School and Bank of China and the joint establishment of the Bank of China Huigu industry-education integration base. The series of Governor's Classes has been held for 4 sessions, and the Finance Department of the Business School has continued to optimize the curriculum, set aside special content modules in a series of courses, and regularly invited guest lecturers from Bank of China to come to the school for classes.
