The comprehensive entrance examination in finance mainly examines students' comprehensive understanding and mastery of financial disciplines. Specifically, the comprehensive postgraduate examination in finance usually includes the following aspects:1.Financial Markets & Financial Institutions:Students will be examined in their basic understanding of financial markets and financial institutions, including the types, functions, participants, types and business scope of financial institutions.
2.Money & Banking:It mainly examines students' understanding and mastery of money, banking and monetary policy, including the nature, function and system of money, the types, business and management of banks, and the formulation and implementation of monetary policy.
3.Investment:It mainly examines students' knowledge of investment theory and investment practice, including portfolio theory, capital market theory, risk management, selection and application of investment tools, etc.
4.Corporate Finance:It mainly examines students' mastery of corporate finance theory and practice, including corporate finance, investment decision-making, dividend policy, capital structure, etc.
5.International Finance:It mainly examines students' knowledge and understanding of the international financial market, including the foreign exchange market, the international financial market, international investment, the international monetary system, etc.
6.Financial Derivatives & Risk Management:It mainly examines students' mastery of the theory and practice of financial derivatives and risk management, including the types, pricing, and risk management of financial derivatives.
In the exam, there may be a variety of question types such as multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, calculation questions, and essay questions to comprehensively examine students' comprehensive mastery of financial subjects. Therefore, candidates need to comprehensively review the relevant knowledge of finance, and pay attention to the combination of theory and practice, so as to improve their problem-solving ability and comprehensive quality.