The MBA Corporate Finance Fundamentals Course
Master MBA Corporate Finance Topics. Understand Financial Decision Making. Learn why Accounting Break-even is Flawed.
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What You Will Learn!
- You will Master Corporate Finance Fundamentals as US MBA Students do.
- You will Master distinctions between Investment and Financing Decisions.
- You will Master how Corporations make financial and business decisions.
- You will Learn the roles Financial Institutions play in helping Corporations.
- You will Learn how to read Financial Statements such as the 10-K and S-1.
- You will Learn how to Value Stocks, Bonds and Projects using TVM Techniques.
- You will Learn how Statistics is taught to Business Students and apply them.
- You will Learn the specifics of Diversification, Sector Analysis, CAPM, and WACC.
- Specific MBA Level Learning Outcomes will be identified in MBA Insights Sections.
- Global Insights on the Topics we cover will be discussed in Global Insights Sections.
Description
This is an MBA Level course on Corporate Finance Fundamentals. We will begin by examining financial decisions that companies make. We will examine Capital Budgeting and Capital Structure decisions. We will examine data sources that are available for financial analysts to analyze financial decisions made by companies. Once we have analyzed financial decisions, we will carefully delineate the roles played by banks and financial institutions. We will distinguish between different types of financial institutions such as Commercial Banks, Investment Banks and Custody Banks. After we examine the roles played by financial institutions, we will examine different types of financial statements such as the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement and Statement of Shareholders' Equity. Next we will examine Time Value of Money concepts and Financial Asset Valuation. We will examine the concept of "No Arbitrage Valuation by Comparable Companies." We will examine the Dividend Discount Model and the concepts of Expected and Realized Returns. Later in the course, we will examine historical returns. We will also examine how data is collected by statisticians and the applications of statistics in finance. Specifically we will examine several descriptive and inferential statistics. We will define risk specifically and statistical measures used to define risk. Finally we will examine the Capital Asset Pricing Model and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital. We will cover the topics from a US Perspective but examine Global Insights once we cover topics. There are eight Global Insights sections in the course that will give you unique perspectives on how corporate finance is practiced worldwide.
Who Should Attend!
- This Course is for Students who want to Understand how Businesses and Corporations make Financial Decisions.
- This Course is also for Students who want to Experience an MBA Level Corporate Finance Course in the United States.
- This Course is also for C-Suite Executives for want to become Familiar with Forms that they are Required to File with the SEC.
- This Course is also for Students who want to Learn Statistics and Data Collection, the way Business Students Learn Statistics.
