FNCE9110 - Financial Economics (Course Syllabus) ; FNCE9120 - Corp Fnce and Fin Instit (Course Syllabus) ; FNCE9210 - Intro Empir Methods Fin (Course Syllabus)
Finance (FINC) ; Course Number: 2310 Credit Hours: 3 Title: Intro to Consumer Finance Course Description: An introductory survey of the financial concepts relevant to the basics of life long financial planning from credit scores, taxes, insurance, loan amortization to retirement planning. Course Number: 3306 Credit Hours: 3 Title: Personal Finance Course Description: Introduction to financial problems of the consumer. Emphasis is placed on problems concerning financial planning, investments in r...
Two Quarter Option: Finance 1 covers managers’ and investors’ most fundamental finance decision: how to value a project or an asset. Managers must determine the value of building a factory, entering a new market, or purchasing an entire firm when deciding in which projects to invest. Similarly, individuals must assess the value of financial securities to decide how to invest their wealth. Using a combination of lectures and business cases, Finance 1 teaches the three principal methods for va...
Dive into the world of Python for Finance and Data Science, where cutting-edge technology meets the dynamic field of financial analysis. In this comprehensive course, I will guide you...
Instructor : Prof. Andrew Lo, Departments : Sloan School of Management
Its all about BOTS in our workplaces and doing our Finance, Accounts and Audit works !! · Can it happen ? · Well its already happening with the so called RPA - Robotic Process Automation Interesting right ? · In the Course, lets learn about - · 1. What is RPA ? · 2. Why we need to update ourselves ?? · 3. How these Bots are able to do things for us ?? · 4. Will they replace us soon ???
Welcome to our comprehensive online course on Essential Soft Skills for Banking & Finance Professionals.
Valuation. We will learn how to value projects (e.g. a new product launch) and firms. There are three basic ways to value a project (purchasing a firm or a security is a project): discounted cash flow, multiples, and real options. Capital Structure. Capital structure is the logic of how firms finance their projects (using debt or equity, public or private capital) as well as how they manager risk (e.g. with derivatives). Payout Policy. Payout policy is the logic of when firms should retain cash ...
Explain the importance of share price maximization and the influence of agency costs ; Solve business problems that incorporate the time value of money ; Examine the performance of an organization using different financial statement analysis techniques
FNCE6110 - Corporate Finance (Course Syllabus) ; FNCE6130 - Macroecn & Global Econom (Course Syllabus) ; FNCE6210 - Corporate Finance (Half CU) (Course Syllabus)