Corporate Finance MBA

The “Corporate Finance MBA” course provides a comprehensive study of the fundamental concepts and principles of corporate finance. Designed for MBA students and professionals in the field, this course covers a wide range of topics essential for understanding financial decision-making within corporations. The course begins with an introduction to corporate finance, providing an overview of its importance and role within organizations. Participants will gain insights into financial statement analysis, including techniques for evaluating the financial health and performance of companies.

The concept of time value of money is explored, focusing on its significance in corporate finance and the calculations involved. Participants will also delve into interest rates and their impact on financial decision-making. Risk and returns, as well as the cost of capital, are extensively covered. Participants will learn about the relationship between risk and returns in capital markets, the fundamentals of cost of capital, the effects of leverage on cost of capital, and the concepts of systematic risk and portfolio returns.

Stock valuations are another critical aspect of the course, where participants will learn how to value stocks using different methods. The discounted cash flow (DCF) method is specifically examined for stock valuation purposes. Capital budgeting, investment decision rules, and calculating cash flows are explored in detail. Participants will develop a deep understanding of working capital management, including receivables management, payables management, inventory management, and financing strategies.

Throughout the course, participants will engage in practical examples, case studies, and discussions to reinforce their understanding and application of concepts. By the end of the course, participants will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed financial decisions within a corporate setting. They will be equipped with the tools to analyze financial statements, evaluate investment opportunities, manage working capital effectively, and assess the cost of capital for optimal decision-making.

What Will You Learn?

• Understand the fundamental concepts and principles of corporate finance.
• Analyze and interpret financial statements for corporate finance purposes.
• Comprehend the time value of money and its relevance in financial decision-making.
• Explore the impact of interest rates on financial choices.
• Gain insights into risk and returns in capital markets.
• Understand the fundamentals of cost of capital and its implications.
• Examine the effects of leverage on cost of capital.
• Learn about systematic risk and portfolio returns.
• Acquire knowledge and skills for valuing stocks using various methods, including the discounted cash flow (DCF) approach.
• Gain a deep understanding of investment decision rules and how to calculate cash flows.
• Develop proficiency in working capital management, including receivables, payables, inventory, and financing strategies.
• Apply financial concepts and tools to real-world scenarios through practical examples and case studies.
• Enhance your ability to make informed financial decisions within a corporate setting.
• Develop critical thinking and analytical skills relevant to corporate finance.
• Gain the knowledge necessary to excel in corporate finance roles and advance your career in the field.

Who Should Take The Course?