FINA 341 Corporate Finance
This course introduces students to corporate financial management, through the study of financial systems and techniques for financial analysis. Students will be introduced to capital formation and securities regulation, and will learn to understand criteria for intelligent investment decisions. Advanced topics include cash flow forecasting, capital structure, derivatives, dividend policy, financial forecasting, investment banking, risk management, stock valuation, and the time value of money. With an emphasis on decision-making for corporate managers, this course provides the foundation for entry-level employment in a financial environment.
Prerequisite
ACCT 201 and ECON 202