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Roberto Gomez Cram
Assistant Professor of Finance
PhD (Wharton)
Dr Roberto Gomez-Cram’s research interests include asset pricing, applied time series econometrics and investments. Dr Roberto previously worked as an Assistant Economist at the Central Bank of Mexico. He holds a PhD in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
- rgomezcram@london.edu
- +44 (0)20 7000 8206
2020
How important are inflation expectations for the nominal yield curve?
Gomez-Cram R; Yaron A
Review of Financial Studies 2020 In Press
2018
Stock return predictability: riding the risk premium
Gomez-Cram R
Social Sciences Research Network
Teaching portfolio
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Masters Degrees core courses
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Investment Fundamentals
This is a rigorous foundations course in investment analysis covering the basics of fixed income, equity and derivative securities as well as modern portfolio theory (how to invest across different securities/assets or asset classes). The focus is on understanding how to value securities, how to measure/manage the risk of these securities, the relationship between risk and return and the practical application of these concepts. Asset Management: Consider how to allocate wealth into different asset classes and investment strategies. You’ll explore the contribution of fixed income in equity portfolios and the role of alternative investments. Focus on long-term investing with a coherent modelling of assets and liabilities, and performance evaluation; look into recent development of more complex investment products; and compare and contrast them with traditional fund structures. This will include the limits to arbitrage and the costs of implementing actual trading
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Investment Fundamentals