The course is specially designed to equip students with two blocks of knowledge that are important for anyone in the financial sector and also for CFA exam requirements: 1) Corporate Governance is a system of corporate policy, regulation, rules and practices through which it governs and determines how a corporation is directed, controlled and operated. The students are equipped with fundamental knowledge and skills to evaluate the quality of corporate governance at firm level, and how the power is balanced among top management and company stakeholders, and hence, the impact of corporate governance on firm value. This course introduces students to the basics of the corporate governance from various perspectives in terms of ownership structure, the structure and independence of the board of directors, the system of rules and policies that balance the power among top management, shareholders, creditors, employees, governments, other stakeholders, and even the media. The course also focuses on evaluating the effectiveness, roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in overseeing and enhancing the quality corporate governance. 2 Ethics in Finance is designed based on the ethical issues that managers and investors are responsible for their decision making, especially, when financial behavior is not controlled and regulated completely by laws and regulations. Financial practices based on ethical standards are very important. It is because of the potential benefits that financial activities can bring to investors. And hence, companies and organizations are encouraged to break the rules and act immorally, causing serious consequences. The course aims to equip students with the knowledge of the fundamentals of financial ethics, ethics in customer relationship, ethics in investment, ethics in the financial markets and ethics in corporate financial management.