3S
List of seminars
Takashi Ebihara Seminar
Learning accounting through business games
In this seminar, students will learn the essence of accounting by creating financial statements and making management decisions based on financial statement information through a business game that simulates the management of a precision machinery manufacturing company. They will also hold a general shareholders' meeting to announce the results of management, and aim to acquire presentation techniques.
Sanae Ono Seminar
Examining phenomena in global financial markets through data analysis
We hold seminars jointly with second and third year students. Students will learn about exchange rate determination mechanisms, international economics, and the state of various markets, while also learning how to obtain and analyze related data before proceeding with their research. The results of their research will be reported at joint presentations with other universities and seminar conventions, and students will also attempt to give presentations in English.
Toshiaki Ogawa Seminar
Analyzing the challenges facing the financial industry and considering future possibilities
Japan's financial industry is facing difficulties in the real economy, such as long-term low growth, and in policy areas, such as monetary policy and regulations. On the other hand, against the backdrop of technological advances, new possibilities such as FinTech are also emerging. In this seminar, we will analyze and understand the challenges facing the financial industry and consider the path forward for the future.
Yusho Kaguraoka Seminar
Implementing derivatives pricing models using Python and Excel
We will study derivatives (financial derivative products) such as futures and options. The theoretical price of an option can be calculated analytically or through numerical calculations. In the seminar, we will program to calculate the theoretical price using the programming language Python and Excel, aiming for practical understanding.
Tomoki Kitamura seminar
Considering the behavior of individuals and companies through the selection of financial products
As the birthrate declines and the population ages, households are being asked to make self-help efforts, and asset management is something that many people need to be involved in. In this seminar, we study topics such as preparation for retirement, public and private pensions, and investment trusts.
Tetsuaki Takano Seminar
Developing a new perspective on the economy through economic theory and data
In this seminar, we use economic theory and data to observe and analyze the ever-changing trends of the economy. With a particular focus on the Japanese economy, we aim to develop the ability to accurately grasp the current situation and prepare for future changes.
Tsutomu Chano Seminar
Practical research on financial institution management and ERM (Enterprise Risk Management)
We will conduct research for inter-seminars with Chuo University and Ritsumeikan University and for in-house seminars. So far, we have given presentations on a variety of topics, including finance, such as "The impact of information leaks on stock prices," "Do Japanese people like shareholder benefits?", "Why do people want to get married?", and "Why do people quit their jobs?"
Tokunaga Toshifumi Seminar
Evaluating corporate management using finance theory
The goal is to be able to confidently say that you have studied finance after graduation and be able to use that knowledge in your work and daily life. Examples of topics we have covered so far include evaluating the relationship between a CEO's resume, employee benefits strategy, and how surplus funds are used and corporate value from a financial perspective.
Shunichi Toyoda Seminar
Taking up issues in corporate accounting and getting to the heart of the matter
Based on an understanding of the essence of investment decision-making, we will consider the role of corporate accounting as infrastructure for the effective functioning of capital markets. In this class, we will take up important issues in corporate accounting that have sparked major international debate and hold in-depth discussions.
Nakajima Kan Seminar
Learning about the significance of governance and ESG through corporate value analysis
In this seminar, students will learn about the importance of governance and ESG (Environment, Society, and Governance), which are issues facing Japanese companies, through corporate value research. By working on analyses using actual data, students will acquire thinking and analytical skills that will be useful even after entering society.
Ryo Hasumi Seminar
Using economic theory and empirical rules, we propose solutions to economic and social problems.
Society and companies face a wide range of issues, from everyday problems to economic and social problems. This seminar aims to equip students with the ability to identify real problems and present solutions using economic theory and empirical rules.