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    • USNA Finance
    • Time Value of Money
    • Portfolio Theory
    • Business Technology
    • USNA Courses
      • Financial Statement Analysis
        • Accounting
        • Finance
        • Equity Markets
        • Equity Valuation
        • Financial Leverage
        • Cases
      • Financial Markets & Institutions
        • Accounting
        • Finance
        • Debt
        • Equity
        • Portfolios
        • Banking
      • Financial Literacy for Naval Leaders
    • Nicholas Sougiannis

NM 334: Financial Markets & Institutions


NM 301: Financial Statement Analysis


Financial Competencies for Naval Leaders







The courses listed here are archives of the courses taught at the U.S. Naval Academy from 2023-2026.

The objective of both of these courses was to provide 'The most agreeable volume of financial competencies of naval leaders', which included:

A) personal, business, governmental, and military applications of financial literacy;

B) using financial literacy as a leadership tool; and

C) fundamentals of government fiscal and financial accountability for military procurement and contracting.

These courses were originally built by the Department of Management, which existed from 1971-1984, and re-activated as elective courses for a three year period. (They are mutually exclusive from the economics department electives courses.)

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