Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum

About this course
Banking crises from Kindleberger’s anatomy of manias and panics through contagion, case studies (South Sea Bubble, 1929, 2008), the lender of last resort, regulation, and systemic risk in the age of algorithmic finance. Led by the Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum.
Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
Anatomy of a Crisis: Displacement, Boom, Euphoria, Profit-Taking, Panic: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of anatomy of a crisis: displacement, boom, euphoria, profit-taking, panic to profession
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Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
Contagion: How Crises Spread: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of contagion: how crises spread to professional banking practice. (Contagion)
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Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
Case Studies: From the South Sea Bubble to 2008: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of case studies: from the south sea bubble to 2008 to professional banking practice. (Ca
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Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
The Lender of Last Resort: Central Bank Intervention and Moral Hazard: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of the lender of last resort: central bank intervention and moral hazard to professional
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Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
Regulation, Prevention, and the Illusion of Safety: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of regulation, prevention, and the illusion of safety to professional banking practice.
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Led by Charles Kindleberger Simulacrum
The question
Systemic Risk in the Age of Algorithmic Finance: this unit examines the topic in depth, drawing on the CBI specification and the host simulacrum’s domain expertise to deliver the professional standard expected of banking practitioners.
Outcome
The student can describe, explain, and apply the key concepts of systemic risk in the age of algorithmic finance to professional banking practice. (Sy
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