IMMACOLATA OLIVA

On this page, you can find announcements, information, teaching materials, and exam results related to the following courses:

• Quantitative Finance (Master’s in Finance and Insurance)
• Methods and Models for Finance – 9 ECTS (Master’s in Finance and Insurance)
• Financial Mathematics, M-Z Track (Bachelor’s in Economics and Finance)
• Methods and Models for Finance – 6 ECTS (Master’s in Finance and Insurance, academic year 2019/2020)

General Announcements from the Instructor:

Methods and Models for Finance (Finance and Insurance, LM-16): Students are informed that lectures for the course Methods and Models for Finance (Master’s in Finance and Insurance, 2nd year – 1st semester) for the academic year 2025/2026 will start on September 22, 2025, according to the following schedule:

• Monday 10:00–12:00, Room 6C (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)
• Tuesday 14:00–16:00, Room 6C (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)
• Friday 10:00–12:00, Room 6C (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)

Lectures will be held in-person only. All course details will soon be available in the dedicated syllabus (Classroom available here).

Financial Mathematics (Economics and Finance – M-Z Track, L-33):
Students are informed that lectures for the course Financial Mathematics (M-Z Track, Bachelor’s in Economics and Finance, 3rd year – 1st semester) for the academic year 2025/2026 will start on September 22, 2025, according to the following schedule:

• Monday 12:00–14:00, Room 8B (Faculty of Economics, basement -1)
• Tuesday 16:00–18:00, Room 9A (Faculty of Economics, basement -1)
• Thursday 14:00–16:00, Labinfo (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)

Lectures will be held in-person only. All course information (syllabus, textbooks and recommended readings, learning objectives, prerequisites, final exam and grading policy, preliminary weekly schedule, office hours, repository for additional teaching materials) is available to students in the dedicated Classroom (available here).

STUDENT OFFICE HOURS – GENERAL NOTICE
Student office hours are scheduled on Mondays from 15:30 to 17:00. Office hours are in-person. In special cases arranged in advance, office hours can also be held online at the following link:
https://meet.google.com/zeo-toah-hpy
Online office hours must be arranged via email at least 48 hours in advance.

The student office hours listed on this page are valid from the start of the teaching period until the end of the first exam session. Outside this period, office hours must be arranged exclusively via email with the instructor.

THESIS STUDENTS AND GRADUATING STUDENTS – GENERAL NOTICE

Please read carefully the information available in the Vademecum. Office hours for thesis students must be arranged exclusively via email. For online meetings, the Meet link to use is provided in the Vademecum.

Quantitative Finance

05.02.2025 – IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Dear students,
I am pleased to inform you that on February 11 and 12, a Matlab Masterclass will be held, during which two Sapienza Student Ambassadors will introduce the Matlab software and illustrate some useful applications for the study of quantitative subjects. The mini-course, which is optional but strongly recommended, is intended for first-year Finance and Insurance students who will be attending the Quantitative Finance course in the upcoming semester. The course will be particularly useful to provide you with some basic preliminary knowledge to make attending the Quantitative Finance course easier. All information, including the Masterclass program and registration details, is available on the Finass page under news. The course will be held in-person only at the Didalab Laboratory (first floor, Faculty of Economics). Starting this year, the Masterclass grants 1 ECTS (as part of additional educational activities) for students who pass the final test.

Best regards,

Imma Oliva

COURSE START ANNOUNCEMENT:

Lectures for Quantitative Finance (academic year 2024/2025) will be held in the second semester, according to the following schedule:

• Monday 10:00–12:00, Labinfo (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)
• Wednesday 10:00–12:00, Labinfo (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)
• Thursday 10:00–12:00, Labinfo (Faculty of Economics, ground floor)

All course information (syllabus, textbooks and recommended readings, learning objectives, prerequisites, final exam and grading policy, preliminary weekly schedule, office hours, repository for additional teaching materials) is available to students in the files under Teaching Materials (Attachments).

CV in formato pdf disponibile al seguente link:

https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/sites/default/files/cv_oliva_anonymous...