I teach three courses at Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan:

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               FIN 316: Derivative Securities [Winter, 2009] [Syllabus] [Student Comments]

               FIN 608: Capital Markets and Investment Strategy [Fall-B, 2009] [Syllabus]

               FIN 875: Empirical Methodology in Finance [Winter-A, 2008] [Syllabus]

                        1. Empirical Capital Markets Research

                        2. Consumption-Based Asset Pricing

                        3. Investment-Based Asset Pricing

I taught three courses at University of Rochester's William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration:

               FIN 413: Applied Corporate Finance [Fall 2005] [Syllabus]

                        1. Introduction

                        2. Corporate Investment Policy

                        3. The MM Theorem and the Effects of Taxes on Leverage

                        4. Bankruptcy Costs and Bondholder-Shareholder Conflicts

                        5. Leverage and Corporate Strategy

                        6. Empirical Evidence on Financing and Payout Policies

                        7. Payout Policy

                        8. Real Options

                        9. Hedging Policy

                        10. Mergers and Acquisitions

               FIN 532: Advanced Topics in Capital Markets

               FIN 411: Investments