Master Monnaie, banque, finance, assurance

Master parcours Finance responsable, information et communication (FRIC)

Le master 2 Finance Responsable, Information et Communication (anciennement CIEF) forme des économistes aux métiers de la finance durable, de l'Investissement Socialement Responsable, de la Responsabilité Sociale des Entreprises, de la communication et du journalisme économique.

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Master parcours Contrôle des risques bancaires et conformité (apprentissage, contrat pro)

Créé en 2009, le Master, en partenariat avec le CFPB-École supérieure de la banque, vise à former de nouveaux collaborateurs dans les métiers de la Conformité. Au carrefour de la déontologie et du contrôle interne, la fonction de conformité (compliance en anglais) est devenue cruciale au sein des banques. Elle se développe également dans les entreprises d’assurances. Le resserrement des réglementations à la suite de la crise financière de 2007-2008 a renforcé les besoins des établissements en matière de contrôle des risques permanents et opérationnels, de veille réglementaire, de lutte contre la fraude et anti-blanchiment (LAB), ...
Conçu comme une formation en alternance, ce master associe une expérience professionnelle d’un an en contrat d’apprentissage dans le domaine de la conformité et du contrôle interne (3 jours par semaine dans un établissement bancaire ou d’assurance), une formation universitaire académique (1 jour par semaine à la Maison des Sciences Economiques) et des modules d’enseignements professionnels (1 jour par semaine au CFPB-École supérieure de la banque).

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Master parcours Finance technology data

Master 2 "Finance Technology Data" is designed at the interface between finance and data science. It prepares research economists capable of understanding the power and the limits of technologies behind the current wave of financial innovation. Will the future financial infrastructure be decentralized or will it be controlled by the Big Tech? Will Big Data and machine learning improve risk management or will they reinforce financial discrimination? Will Fintech players disrupt banks or are they facing important barriers to entry ?

Addressing these questions requires research skills that are placed at the heart of this program. Students will work on their individual research project in the Master Thesis and our teaching staff includes academic researchers and professionals that study the role that technology plays in finance, banking, insurance and money. Thanks to our numerous partners, students will have an opportunity to meet fintech founders and to pitch their own start-up idea in front of the jury. French regulators will come to the classroom to share their experience about how to create the regulatory framework that directs innovation, protects investors, promotes financial stability and ensures competition. 

This is a work-study program and students will gain professional experience through their apprenticeship in banks, insurance companies, Euronext, consulting companies, Fintech start-ups and Bank of France. Students that plan to do PhD will have an opportunity to develop their PhD proposal.

Class of 2021/2022

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Master parcours Financial economics

The  "parcours M2 Financial Economics"  was created in 1976 (DEA then master Monnaie Banque Finance). It switched to an international program fully in English language in 2016. The "M2 Financial Economics" trains future researchers and high profile executives in the fields of Central Banking, Banking and Finance. It is a unique training by cutting edge applied econometrics research which leads to expertise in a well-balanced mix of three skills: Monetary Economics, Finance and Data Science. This mix constrasts with alternative diplomas only concentrating on each of these specific skills.

The workload includes at least five applied projects done by groups of two students (credit scoring, asset pricing, macro and firm level panel data, multivariate financial time series, evaluation of monetary and fiscal stabilization policy) using any of these four softwares: Stata, SAS, Python or R. From 1st of September until 15th of May, each student is supervised for his Research Master Thesis using applied econometrics. An optional training period (with "convention de stage") lasts at most six months between 15th of May and 30th of November.  Some students with previous work experience or gap year training periods found a job directly without this training period. 

Starting in the academic year 2022-2023, a joint agreement with ESCP Business School and University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne under the umbrella of Sorbonne Alliance leads to a new course "Topics in Finance" taught by several professors of ESCP Business School. This adds the possibility to students to candidate to PhD  grants at ESCP Business School. PhD (doctorat) students at ESCP Business School are also registered in the Doctoral School of Management of University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne.

The M2 Financial Economics successfully prepares students willing to do a PhD to competitive exams for obtaining PhD grants (contrats doctoraux) in French or Foreign Universities starting in June. Over the last 6 years, 22 students (3.7 per year) engaged into a  PhD funded by a PhD grant: 13 in Paris 1 University (Doctoral School of Economics), 9 others in Washington University, King's college London, Maastricht, Cairo, Namur, Dauphine, Orléans and two in Evry-Saclay.

The teaching team includes Professors of Monetary Economics and Finance from Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (Catherine Bruneau, Gunther Capelle Blancard, Olena Havrylchyk, Pierre-Charles Pradier, etc.) and from Paris School of Economics (Jean-Bernard Chatelain), from ESCP Business School (Christophe Moussu, etc.), from University of Orléans (Béatrice Boulu Resheff) as well as experts from private banks (Patrick Artus) and from Banque de France (Matthieu Bussière and Nuno Coimbra).

The three pillars of this training by research (Monetary economics, Finance, Econometrics) allows former students to have access to a super-large spectrum of jobs in Central Banks, International Financial Institutions, Banks and Insurance Companies in France or abroad. See the alumni linkedin group:

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8746514/

Recent surveys by ORIVE available on Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne website mention a median salary ("primes incluses") of 2900 Euros two years after graduation of the M2 Financial Economics, while a bottom floor monthly salary after the master is around 2400 Euros.

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