Programme Introduction
A first-of-its-kind degree in Hong Kong and Asia
Develop the skills and acumen to enter the rapidly growing fields of asset management, private wealth management and banking & finance in Hong Kong and the Asia Pacific region. The pioneering Bachelor of Finance in Asset Management and Private Banking (BFin[AMPB]) programme offers a practical and career-orientated curriculum to equip you with the knowledge and skills to excel in the finance field.
Leading in Asia
Study a pioneering programme that leads education in this field across Asia.
Hands-on learning
Test your theories through practical courses and overseas exchange opportunities.
During your first two years, you will complete introductory courses in accounting, economics, mathematics, statistics, corporate finance, and investments and portfolio management. Complete your degree with more specialised and industry related courses in equity valuation, alternative asset classes, lending and credit, financial regulations and compliance, understanding current issues in finance with new topics like ESG in finance and family office. Study practical courses under leaders in the field, including a final-year capstone course that challenges you to analyse and manage a portfolio based on the investment guidelines and risk policies for real-life institutional or high-net-worth clients.
Participate in overseas exchange experiences and apply for industry-sponsored internships in your second or third year. Benefit from frequent networking activities with market-leading experts, including coffee chats, round table talks, career seminars and visits to AMPB firms.
Students are expected to complete the Hong Kong Securities and Investment Institute Paper 1 examination in their third year or fourth year of studies. The accreditation will give the students a leading edge when entering into the finance and investment industry.
This degree will enable you to pursue a broad range of exciting career options in not only the asset management and private wealth management but also the broader finance industry locally and abroad.
