Cor­por­ate Fin­ance

Course content

The aim of the course is to provide students with a solid knowledge and understanding of vocabulary, theories, methods, models and empirical evidence to solve corporate finance problems, and to apply the knowledge and understanding to make value-creating corporate finance decisions in corporations.

Corporate Finance is concerned with economic decisions in corporations. A number of core corporate finance areas e.g. the goal of the corporation, capital budgeting, portfolio theory, beta and CAPM, efficient market hypothesis, payout policy, capital structure, cost of capital, options, leasing, mergers and restructuring will be covered during the course.

The course is organized as lectures, exercise classes, and peer-to-peer feedback activity.

Students are encouraged to take active part in lectures, exercise classes and the peer-to-peer feedback activity by contributing with questions, comments, and answers.