
What you'll learn
1. Introduction to the Course
ü Introduction of the Course
Learn the time value of money, why money loses value over time due to inflation, and apply simple interest and future value formulas using principal, rate, and time.
Explore time value of money by solving present value of ordinary annuities for a 200,000 mortgage at 20% over 25 years, and a 1,500 loan at 10% to estimate payoff.
Explore applying present value and future value formulas to determine annuity payments from a 35,000 investment at eight percent over ten years, including ordinary and semiannual compounding scenarios.
Explore the valuation of long term securities, including bonds and stocks, covering liquidation value, going concern value, book value, market value, intrinsic value, and fundamental analysis.
Explain how to value zero-growth stocks using the dividend discount model with zero growth, applying P0 as D1 divided by r, illustrated with a 4.26 dividend and 16% required return.
Compute a portfolio's expected return and risk using the probability distribution method, weighting stock returns by investment proportions and measuring variance and standard deviation.
Apply the CAPM to link beta with the risk premium and the risk-free rate, and assess whether stocks are undervalued or overvalued by comparing required and expected returns.
Use the CPM model to compute a portfolio beta and expected return, then value a stock with the constant dividend growth model to assess whether it is underpriced.
Apply correlation to compute portfolio return and risk using covariance, standard deviation, and weights. Demonstrate a two-stock example with 14% portfolio return and 10.16% risk.
Assess project feasibility by calculating net present value with non-similar cash inflows and an initial outlay, using a 12% discount rate, and interpreting negative NPV as not feasible.
Explain payback as a capital budgeting technique and show calculations for equal and nonequal cash inflows; project e accepted, project b rejected.
This lecture uses the present value of costs at 12 percent to compare renting versus buying a machine, showing buying yields the lower present value of costs over five years.
Learn the meaning, uses, types, and calculation methods of cash flows, and how investing, working capital, and operating activities shape net cash flow in capital budgeting.
Explore operating cash flows in corporate finance by applying three methods to a $60m cost project with $10m depreciation, $80m sales, and 40% taxes, yielding $16m operating cash flow.
Analyze changes in net working capital using opening and closing accounts receivable, inventory, and accounts payable, and determine cash flow for the year from sales and costs.
Compute operating cash flow using three methods with sales, costs, depreciation, and a 35% tax rate to 2.3 million, then assess the new chip project yielding 106 million cash flow.
Compute the end-of-project after-tax cash flow from selling machinery for two million, using depreciation-based book value and a 40% tax rate to determine net proceeds.
Analyze project profit under scenarios by calculating variable costs, fixed costs, taxes, and capital expenditures as sales rise from 25 to 35 million, with costs at 50% and 40%.
Analyze a soft drink project by calculating revenues, costs, depreciation, taxes, and cash flows to determine npv under base case and sensitivity for variable and fixed costs and price break-even.
Determine the breakeven point at 40,000 units where profit is zero, given fixed costs of 20,000, depreciation of 5,000, and a $2 unit price; variable cost per unit is 1.375.
Master Corporate Financial Management with this comprehensive Udemy course, designed for students and professionals pursuing CA, CMA, CPA, CFA, ACCA, BS Commerce, BS Finance, BBA, and related fields. Learn key financial concepts through practical examples and step-by-step solutions, ensuring real-world applicability.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand and apply the Time Value of Money (TVM) in financial decision-making.
Value long-term securities, including bonds and stocks, using different models.
Analyze risk-return trade-offs and apply the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM).
Evaluate investment projects using Capital Budgeting Techniques (NPV, IRR, Payback Period, etc.).
What You’ll Learn:
Introduction to Corporate Finance – Course structure, key concepts, and real-world applications.
Time Value of Money (TVM) – Future Value, Present Value, Annuities, and interest calculations with examples.
Valuation of Long-Term Securities – Bonds (Zero Coupon, Perpetual) & Stocks (Preferred, Common, Dividend Models).
Risk & Return – Systematic vs. Unsystematic Risk, CAPM, Portfolio Risk, and Probability Distributions.
Capital Budgeting Techniques – NPV, IRR, Payback Period, Profitability Index, and Equivalent Annual Annuity.
Discounted Cash Flows (DCF) – Operating, Investing & Working Capital Cash Flows with practical examples.
Project Analysis – Sensitivity, Scenario, Simulation, and Break-even Analysis.
Who Should Enroll?
Finance & Accounting Students (CA, CMA, CPA, CFA, ACCA, BBA, BS Finance/Commerce, MBA, MCOM)
Professionals seeking to strengthen financial decision-making skills
Entrepreneurs & Managers involved in investment analysis
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q: Is this course suitable for beginners?
A: Yes! The course starts with foundational concepts and gradually progresses to advanced topics.
Q: Are there practical examples included?
A: Absolutely! Each topic is explained with real-world examples and solutions.
Q: Will this course help in professional exams like CFA, CPA, or ACCA?
A: Yes, it covers essential financial management topics tested in these certifications.
Q: Can I apply these concepts in my job?
A: Definitely! The course focuses on practical applications for corporate finance roles.
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Course Content
1. Introduction to the Course
ü Introduction of the Course
ü How to Explore the Course
ü Making Background of Time Value of Money
ü Making Background of Long-Term Securities
ü Making Background of Risk & Return
ü Making Background of Capital Budgeting Techniques
ü Making Background of Cash Flows
ü Making Background of Project Analysis
ü Who will be benefitted from this course?
ü Why I Choose this format?
2. Time Value of Money
ü Concept of Future Value with practical examples
ü Concept of Present Value with practical examples
ü Simple Interest with practical examples
ü Compound Interest with practical examples
ü Ordinary Annuity with practical examples
ü Annuity Due with practical examples
ü Calculation of all parameters with practical examples
3. Valuation of Long-Term Securities
ü What is Value?
ü Different Types of Bonds & Their Valuation Including:
a. Zero Coupon Bond with practical examples
b. Non-Zero-Coupon Bond with practical examples
c. Perpetual Bond with practical examples
ü Stocks Valuation including:
a. Preferred Stock Valuation with practical examples
b. Common Stock Valuation with practical examples
c. Dividend Models including Zero Growth, Constant Growth & Growth Phases Model with practical examples
ü Rates of Return
4. Risk & Return
ü Meaning of Financial Risk
ü Types of Financial Risks including:
(i) Systematic / Undiversifiable / Market Risk / Volatility Risk
(ii) Unsystematic / diversifiable / Specific Risk / Residual Risk
(iii) Other Risks
ü Meaning of Return & its types including:
o Expected Return
o Required Return
o Realized Return
ü Trade off between Risk & Return
ü Use of Probability Distribution to Measure Risk & Return with Practical Example
ü Use of CAPM Capital Asset Pricing Model in Risk & Return
ü Assumptions of CAPM Model
ü CAPM Practical Examples
ü Measuring Portfolio Risk & Return
5. Capital Budgeting Techniques
ü Introduction to Capital Budgeting Techniques
ü NPV Net Present Value with Practical Examples & Project’s acceptance criteria
ü Examples of NPV with Similar & different cash flows
ü IRR With Practical Examples & Project’s acceptance criteria
ü Payback Period with Practical Examples & Project’s acceptance criteria
ü Examples of Payback Period with Similar & different cash flows
ü Profitability Index with practical examples & Project’s acceptance criteria
ü Examples of Profitability Index with Similar & different cash flows
ü Present Value Use as Equivalent Annual Annuity
6. Discounted Cash Flows
ü Cash Flow
ü Total Cash Flows
ü Understanding Cash Flow from Capital Investment
ü Calculation of Cash flow from Investing Activities
ü Cash Flow from Working Capital Changes
ü Calculation of Cash flow from Working Capital
ü Cash Flow from Operating Activities
ü Methods to Calculate Operating Cash Flows
ü Many Practical Examples to Calculation of Cash flow from Operating Activities
7. Background of Project Analysis
ü Sensitivity analysis
ü Scenario Analysis
ü Simulation analysis
ü Break-even analysis
ü Fixed Cost & its impact on profitability with practical examples
ü Variable Costs& its impact on profitability with practical examples