AEM 4260 Fixed Income Securities Fall 2011 TTh 10:10am 11:25am, B108 Comstock

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As of 8/26/2011 AEM 4260 Fixed Income Securities Fall 2011 TTh 10:10am 11:25am, B108 Comstock Instructor Dr. Vicki Bogan Office: 320 Warren Hall Phone: 254-7219 E-mail: vlb23@cornell.edu Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays Course Web Page: www.blackboard.cornell.edu Teaching Assistant Sheri Jiang E-mail: xj27@cornell.edu Office Hours: by appt. Office: Warren 335 Course Description: This course focuses on fixed-income securities including treasuries, corporate bonds, default-free bonds, and floating rate notes. Other topics include related financial instruments such as bond options, mortgage-backed securities, collateralized mortgage obligations, and credit derivatives. In addition to the analysis of specific types of fixed-income securities, there will be an examination of the tools used in bond portfolio management. Course Prerequisites: AEM 2100 or equivalent, MATH 1110 or equivalent, and AEM 3240. Required Readings: 1) Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies by Frank J. Fabozzi, 2) When Genius Failed by R. Lowenstein, 3) House of Cards by W. Cohan, 4) The Big Short by M. Lewis, and 5) Additional articles. A copy of Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies by Frank J. Fabozzi has been placed on reserve in Mann Library. Course Requirements: Option I Option II Final (cumulative) 35% 35% Midterm Exam 20% 0% In-Class Quizzes 0% 20% Homework 10% 10% Bloomberg Lab 5% 5% Class Participation 15% 15% Hedge Fund Project 15% 15% Page 1 of 6

Exams: The in-class midterm exam is September 22, 2011. No need to request a make-up exam because of a conflict with a job interview. Only in the case of a family emergency or medical emergency, confirmed by a dean, will a make-up midterm exam be given. In the event of a mistake in grading an exam, a student may request a re-grade. For a re-grade, the student must: 1) Write a legible report that list the question(s) that the student believes was graded incorrectly with an explanation of how his/her answer conforms to the one provided in the answer key. 2) Submit the report to the instructor within one week (7 days) of receiving the graded exam. Be advised that re-grading is just that. The entire exam will be re-graded and a student s grade may increase/decrease/remain unchanged. The final exam will be scheduled by the registrar. Please note that historically, the final for this course has been scheduled on or near the end of the final exam period. The registrar has scheduled the final exam for Dec. 12, 2011 at 9:00am. Please plan accordingly, as I cannot change the date of the final. Quizzes: There will be five quizzes in class during the course of the semester. At the end of the semester, I will drop your lowest quiz grade. Each quiz will contain 1-3 questions similar to questions from a previous homework assignment. No make-up quizzes will be given. *While there may be an identified focus for each quiz, the quizzes can be cumulative. Homework: Late homework assignments will NOT be accepted. If homework is e-mailed, it must be received before the start of the class in which it is due. E-mail homework to Ethan Gilbert at edg35@cornell.edu. At the end of the semester, I will drop your two lowest homework grades. Homework answers will be posted on the course web page. Bloomberg Lab: The lab requires completion of approximately 4 hours of the Bloomberg Essentials program. For this class, you will need to take the Core Exam and the Fixed Income Market Sector Exam. If you successfully complete the process, you will receive completion acknowledgements from Bloomberg. You must submit a copy of the completion acknowledgement or proof of completion of both exams. Learning Teams: You will be assigned to a learning team for the purpose of doing group assignments. There will be two major group assignments during the semester (hedge fund project and warm-up presentation). Additionally, there will be small, in-class assignments done in your learning team groups. At the end of the course, the other members of your group will evaluate your participation. These peer evaluations will be factored in as part of your class participation grade. Hedge Fund Project: Over the course of the semester your learning team will be responsible for creating and managing a hedge fund. Details regarding the hedge fund goals will be provided in class. The final presentation of the hedge fund project will be on Nov. 29, 2011 starting at 9:00 am. Please be prepared to come to class early on that day. I will not be able to make exceptions. Warm-Ups: Each class, one learning team will be assigned to present an example of Fixed Income in the News. Each learning team will be required to discuss a recent (past 4 months) article found in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, The Economist, etc. that pertains to something (anything) covered in the course. The presentation should address: 1) how the article is related to fixed income, 2) why the issue is important and 2) how the article is related to a previous lecture or class discussion. The presentation should be approximately 5-10 minutes. Page 2 of 6

Class Participation: The total class participation grade is comprised of three components: 1) participation in class discussions, 2) your warm-up presentation, 3) your peer evaluations. Mandatory Section: There will be a mandatory section for this class on Tuesdays from 7:00pm 8:00pm in Plant Science G37. Attendance will be taken in section. Missing more than five sections (other than for illness) will negatively affect the class participation portion of your grade. Extra Credit Opportunities: During the course of the semester, you may be able to take advantage of extra credit opportunities for improving your grade. Details of each opportunity will be discussed in class. There will be no make ups for extra credit opportunities and no special extra credit opportunities will be provided to individual students. Academic Integrity: You are expected to adhere to Cornell s Code of Academic Integrity which can be found at: http://web.cornell.edu/universityfaculty/docs/ai.acknow.pdf Classroom Conduct Expectations: 1) Conduct yourself in a professional manner, 2) Come to class on time, 3) Be prepared to participate, 4) No eating during class, 5) No side conversations when someone else has the floor. E-mail Policy: I check student e-mails once per weekday. Make sure to put AEM 4260 in the subject line of the e-mail. E-mail is to be used for short, non-technical questions. Please be respectful when sending e-mail. Special Student Needs: Any student with a documented physical or learning disability in need of accommodation should notify me at the beginning of the semester. Page 3 of 6

LECTURE SCHEDULE (Subject to Change) Date Topic Reading Due Homework Due Quiz Focus* Aug. 25, 2011 Overview of Fixed Income Securities Aug. 30, 2011 NO CLASS DUE TO DOUBLE CLASS ON 11-29-11 Sept. 1, 2011 Bloomberg Essentials & Fixed Income Portfolio Management in Bloomberg CLASS MEETS IN THE STONE CLASSROOM OF MANN LIBRARY Sept. 6, 2011 The Building Blocks of Ch. 1 & 2 Bonds Part I: Bond Pricing & Bond Yields Sept. 8, 2011 The Building Blocks of Ch. 3 Ch. 1 #s 4, 6, 19, 21 & 23 Bonds Part I: Bond Pricing & Bond Yields Sept. 13, 2011 The Building Blocks of Bonds Part II: Bond Price Volatility & Term Structure Ch. 4 Sept. 15, 2011 of Interest Rates The Building Blocks of Bonds Part II: Bond Price Volatility & Term Structure of Interest Rates Ch. 5 Ch. 2 #s 2, 8, 9 & 11; Ch. 3 #s 5, 7 & 12 Sept. 20, 2011 Bond Math Jeopardy Ch. 4 #s 2, 3, 10 & 17; Ch. 5 #s 1, 2, 13 & 21 Sept. 22, 2011 Sept. 27, 2011 Sept. 29, 2011 Oct. 4, 2011 Midterm Midterm Review / Fund Management Guest Lecture Dennis Rhee / Mike Troy Treasury, Agency, and Municipal Securities Bloomberg lab completion certificate due Ch. 6 & 8 Ch. 6 #s 8 & 9; Ch. 8 #s 2, 17 & 23 Oct. 6, 2011 Oct. 13, 2011 Oct. 18, 2011 Corporate Debt Instruments; Corporate Bond Credit Analysis Foreign Bond Market; Case Swedish Lottery Bonds Mortgage-Backed Securities: Residential Mortgage Loans Fund name, investment objective, and strategy due Ch. 7 & 21 Treasury and Agency Ch. 9; Swedish Lottery Bond Case Muni Ch. 10 Ch. 7 #s 2, 5, 23 & 25; Ch. 21 #s 5, 12 & 13; Ch. 9 #s 9, 16, 20 Chapters 1-6 & 8 Corporate Page 4 of 6

LECTURE SCHEDULE (cont.) (Subject to Change) Date Topic Reading Due Homework Due Quiz Focus* Oct. 20, 2011 Residential Mortgage- Backed Securities: Agency and Non-Agency Securities Ch. 11 & 13 Ch. 10 #s 17, 19, 20 & 21; Oct. 25, 2011 Oct. 27, 2011 Nov. 1, 2011 Nov. 3, 2011 Residential Mortgage- Backed Securities Mortgage-Backed Securities: Analysis of Residential MBSs, Commercial MBSs Mortgage-Backed Securities: CMOs Collateralized Debt Obligations Ch. 19 & 14 Ch. 12 Foreign bond Ch. 11 #s 12, 14 & 15; Ch. 13 # 14 Ch. 16 Ch. 19 #s 1 & 5; Ch. 14 #18, 19 Chapters 7, 9, 10 & 21 Chapters 11 & 13 Nov. 8, 2011 Other Asset-Backed Securities; The Mortgage Crisis Ch. 15; ML book Mortgage related security Ch. 12 #s 5, 12, 16, 19, 20 & 23; Ch. 16 #s 5 & 11 Nov. 10, 2011 Bonds with Embedded Options Ch. 17 & 18 ABS Chapters 12, 14, 16 & 19 Nov. 15, 2011 Convertible Bonds Ch. 20 Ch. 15 #s 10, 12 & 13; Ch. 17 #s 2 & 14; Ch. 18 #s 2 & 13 Fixed Income derivative Nov. 17, 2011 Credit Derivatives Ch. 30 Chapters 15, 17, 18 & 20 Nov. 22, 2011 Long Term Capital Ch. 20 #s 5, 7 & 9 Management: Video Trillion Dollar Bet Nov. 29, 2011 Fixed Income Fund Presentations CLASS STARTS AT 9:00AM Dec. 1, 2011 Case LTCM and Bear Sterns RL & WC both books Ch. 30 - # s 10, 12 & 13 Page 5 of 6

*Quiz focus subject to change. Note that quizzes can be cumulative. All reading is from Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies by Frank Fabozzi, unless otherwise noted. RL When Genius Failed by R. Lowenstein WC House of Cards by William Cohan ML The Big Short by Michael Lewis Page 6 of 6