Under­graduate Cor­por­ate Fin­ance

Course content

Course content
This  is  an  introductory  course  in  finance  focusing  on  corporate  applications  in  the 
international environment. It covers the basic theories of interest rates, valuation of streams of 
cash flows, and pricing of risk, and it draws practical implications for capital structure, project 
valuation, financing, and risk management.
More specifically, the course contains a basic introduction to topics such as:
-    The main characteristics of corporations
-    The  relationship  between  accounting  information  and  the  information  analyzed  in 
corporate finance
-    Interest rates and the time value of money
-    The valuation of bonds and stocks
-    The investment decision
-    The financing decision including capital structure theory and the cost of capital