Corporate Finance Foundations
Corporate Finance Foundations
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 1h 25m | 294 MB
Instructors: Jim Stice, Earl Stice
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 1h 25m | 294 MB
Instructors: Jim Stice, Earl Stice
The financial choices a company makes can impact its performance and valuation—which makes corporate finance an important topic for executives, managers, and accountants alike. Learn the basics of corporate finance and its impact on decision-making and growth.
In this course, professors Jim and Kay Stice lay the foundation for how corporate finance works and make the connections between business activity and finance. They discuss the role of risk in financial decision-making, the benefits of diversification, how short- and long-term financing can impact cash flow and business operations, and the various ways businesses use equity or debt to finance corporate capital. Plus, learn about the mysterious capital asset pricing model, CAPM.
Learning objectives
- Describe the activities involved in finance.
- Interpret the term “beta” and how it is used in the capital asset pricing model.
- Describe how the inflation rate and the risk-free rate are related.
- Explain the meaning of capital structure.
- Calculate the WACC from the interest rate, rate of return, and capital structure.
- Estimate the present value of different payment schemes.
Corporate Finance Foundations
