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FINA1126: Introduction to Finance and Economics 
Comprehensive Study and Exam Preparation Guide 2025 
 
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Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper 
Part 03: Detailed Solutions and Explanations 
Part 04: Proven Exam Strategies and Tips 
 
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University of Greenwich - FINA1126: Introduction to Finance and Economics

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	University of Greenwich
Module Code	FINA1126
Module Level	4
Module Title	Introduction to Finance and Economics
Notes Title	Comprehensive Study and Exam Prep. Guide
Page Length	64

This comprehensive study and exam preparation guide for FINA1126: Introduction to Finance and Economics at the University of Greenwich provides a concise overview of the essential steps to understanding key theories in the module. The illustrations and worked examples show essential workings to apply those theories. And when you are through with your course materials, you can take a sample exam with solutions and explanations provided, created specifically to simulate the real test-taking experience. With this guide, you can aim for the best grade with the help of relevant and accessible notes, examiner advice plus questions and answers on each key examinable topic.

The FINA1126 module provides students a foundational understanding of both economics and the financial system. It begins with key concepts in microeconomics, macroeconomics, central banking, and monetary policy, helping students understand how the global economy operates and how monetary policy impacts financial systems. Students will explore questions such as the effects of expansionary or contractionary policy, the outcomes of excess supply or demand, and the role of central banks in controlling money supply. The course then shifts focus to the structure and function of financial markets and institutions, along with the principles of financial regulation. In addition to theoretical knowledge, students will also gain practical skills in managing short-term finance and applying financial mathematics to real-world scenarios.

Indicative Content:

Foundations of Microeconomics: Demand and Supply, Foundation of Macroeconomics: Money and Interest Rates, Macroeconomic Issues and Analysis, Monetary Policy and the role of central Banks, Business organisation, its stakeholders and the external environment.
Introduction to Financial Markets: The Money Markets, Equity and Bond Markets.
Introduction to Financial Institutions: Commercial and Investment Banking Structure, Savings Association and Credit Unions, Regulation of the banking system and financial services industry and Insurance companies.
Managing Short Term Finance: Identify short-term funding and investment opportunities.
Financial mathematics: Calculate present and future values of cash flows and Apply financial mathematical techniques: Project Valuation.

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