
BA 283- Real Estate Finance and Securitization
Course
Description
This course considers the operation of the U.S. mortgage and structured
finance markets. It applies basic tools of finance to the evaluation
of mortgage, lease, and asset-backed contracts, the pricing of these
contracts, and strategies to securitize both debt and real estate
equity. The course exposes students to cases about current "real-world"
real estate debt and equity deals and provides hands-on experience
using modern option pricing tools for evaluating mortgage debt and
equity based securities.
Basic principles of economics and finance will be used to motivate
the analysis tools surveyed. The course begins with an overview
of the structure of mortgage contracts and reviews the financial
mathematics of mortgages including the calculation of various types
of duration and convexity. These principles will be applied in the
first major topic of the course: risk sharing in mortgage finance
and leasing. In the second part of the course, we will consider
mortgage and lease pricing including methods to price the options
embedded in these contracts. The final section of the course will
consider mortgage and asset-backed securitization, bond structures,
and pricing.
Contact Us
Haas Real Estate Group or FCREUE:
Haas School of Business
University of California
Berkeley CA 94720-1900
Tel: (510) 643-6105
Fax: (510) 643-7357
Email: creue@haas.berkeley.edu
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