MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management

12 Months On Campus Masters Program

Regents University London

Program Overview

The MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management at Regent's University London prepares students for successful careers in investment management, private banking and wealth management by combining advanced financial theory with practical investment expertise. Designed for graduates seeking careers in global financial services, the programme develops analytical, valuation and portfolio management skills while equipping students to manage investments, preserve wealth and deliver strategic financial advice in an evolving global marketplace.

Curriculum Structure

Term 1

Students establish a strong foundation in finance through modules including Corporate Finance, Financial Statements Analysis and Valuation, and Investments and Portfolio Management. They develop expertise in financial reporting, corporate finance, business valuation and investment decision-making while learning how financial markets and institutions influence investment strategies and wealth creation.

Term 2

The second term focuses on advanced investment and wealth management through International Finance and Economics, Wealth Management and Financial Planning, and Alternative Investments and Portfolio Strategy. Students learn how to construct diversified portfolios, evaluate investment opportunities, manage client wealth, assess financial risk and develop long-term investment strategies across global markets.

Term 3

In the final stage, students apply their knowledge through Quantitative Research Methods for Finance, Financial Econometrics, and a substantial Dissertation. Working with financial datasets and investment research, they develop advanced analytical, research and consultancy skills while producing evidence-based solutions for complex investment and wealth management challenges.

Focus Areas (in a string)

Investment Management, Wealth Management, Corporate Finance, Portfolio Management, Financial Analysis, Financial Planning, Alternative Investments, Financial Modelling, International Finance, Asset Allocation, Risk Management, Financial Econometrics, Private Banking, Sustainable Investing.

Learning Outcomes (in a string)

Develop investment strategies, analyse financial markets and corporate performance, manage diversified portfolios, evaluate wealth management solutions, apply financial modelling and econometric techniques, assess investment risks, formulate financial planning strategies, conduct quantitative finance research, communicate investment recommendations professionally and make ethical financial decisions.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation)

The programme combines rigorous academic study with practical investment and wealth management education, preparing graduates for careers in investment management, private banking, wealth advisory and corporate finance. Students benefit from Regent's strong links with the financial services industry, specialist finance resources and exposure to London's global financial sector.

Reputation (Employability Rankings)

Students benefit from studying at Regent's University London in one of the world's leading financial centres. The programme provides access to specialist financial facilities, industry networking opportunities, employer engagement and experienced finance practitioners, helping graduates develop the technical expertise and professional connections required for careers in investment banking, wealth management, asset management, private banking and global financial institutions.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

The MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management combines rigorous academic study with practical industry engagement to help students develop the analytical, technical and client-focused skills required for careers in investment management, private banking and wealth management. Throughout the programme, students analyse real financial markets, construct investment portfolios, evaluate wealth management strategies and collaborate with industry professionals to solve real-world financial challenges. Studying in central London also provides direct access to one of the world's leading financial centres, enabling students to build valuable professional networks and industry experience.

Students strengthen their practical skills through the following experiences:

Participate in Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Workshops designed to enhance leadership, employability, communication and professional finance skills.
Complete investment analysis projects, portfolio management exercises and financial valuation case studies, applying finance and wealth management principles to real market scenarios.
Undertake a Dissertation supported by Quantitative Research Methods for Finance and Financial Econometrics, conducting independent research using financial datasets and investment market analysis.
Develop practical expertise through modules covering Wealth Management and Financial Planning, Investments and Portfolio Management, Corporate Finance, and Alternative Investments, using real-world financial and investment cases.
Learn from guest lecturers, investment managers, wealth advisers, private banking professionals and finance practitioners, gaining insights into current trends in global financial markets and wealth management.
Benefit from industry networking opportunities, employer events and finance-focused seminars that connect students with professionals across London's investment and wealth management sectors.
Gain access to industry placements and internship opportunities, enabling students to build practical workplace experience within investment management, private banking, asset management and financial consulting.
Develop global teamwork skills through collaborative projects with students representing 130+ nationalities, reflecting the international nature of investment and wealth management.
Use Bloomberg terminals and professional financial market data resources to analyse markets, evaluate investment opportunities and strengthen portfolio management and financial decision-making skills.
Use Blackboard, Regent's virtual learning environment, to access learning materials, collaborate on group projects, submit coursework and receive academic feedback.
Access the Regent's Library, offering specialist finance databases, academic journals, market intelligence resources, digital collections and collaborative study spaces to support investment and wealth management research.
Benefit from small class sizes that encourage personalised mentoring, interactive discussions and close collaboration with academic staff and experienced finance professionals.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management leave Regent's with the advanced financial, analytical and investment expertise needed to build successful careers in global financial services. The programme prepares students for careers across investment banks, wealth management firms, private banks, asset management companies and financial consultancies, with graduates pursuing roles such as Wealth Manager, Investment Analyst, Portfolio Manager, and Private Banking Relationship Manager.

Students receive extensive career support and professional development through the following opportunities:

Dedicated Careers, Enterprise & Industry Team offering personalised career consultations, CV and cover letter reviews, interview coaching, assessment centre preparation, LinkedIn optimisation and business start-up advice.
Access to Handshake, connecting students with 650,000+ global employers, alongside exclusive internships, graduate vacancies, networking opportunities and employer events.
Opportunity to participate in industry masterclasses, finance seminars, networking events and employer meet-ups, where students connect directly with recruiters, investment managers, wealth advisers and senior finance professionals.
Support for consultancy projects, internships and graduate applications, with tailored guidance based on students' career aspirations within investment management, wealth management, private banking and financial consulting.
Students interested in entrepreneurship can develop new ventures through The Hive, Regent's enterprise and business incubation initiative, with mentoring, networking and start-up support.
Gain practical experience using Bloomberg terminals and professional financial market databases, strengthening expertise in portfolio management, investment analysis, financial modelling and wealth planning.
Graduates develop transferable skills in portfolio management, wealth management, financial planning, investment analysis, corporate finance, financial modelling, risk management and strategic decision-making, enabling careers in wealth management, investment banking, asset management, private banking, financial consulting and entrepreneurship.
Regent's global alumni network and strong employer connections across London's international financial community help graduates build professional relationships and access worldwide career opportunities.
Graduates may also be eligible to apply for the UK Graduate visa, allowing them to work or look for work in the UK after completing their studies, subject to current UK immigration regulations.

Further Academic Progression:

After completing the MSc Finance, Investment and Wealth Management, graduates can pursue doctoral studies such as a PhD or DBA (Doctor of Business Administration) in Finance, Investment Management, Wealth Management, Financial Economics or International Business. They may also continue their professional development through globally recognised qualifications such as CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CFP (Certified Financial Planner), CAIA (Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), ACCA or specialist certifications in portfolio management, private banking, sustainable investing and financial planning to further strengthen their global career prospects.