
Explore how financial markets and institutions channel funds through banks, pension funds, mutual funds, and private equity, by linking the supply and demand for funds and supporting shareholder wealth.
Analyze financial statements—income statement, balance sheet, stockholders’ equity, and cash flow—to assess cash flow, time value of money, and apply liquidity, profitability, debt, and market ratios for cross-company comparison.
Learn cash flow management and financial planning, including budgeting and forecasting cash inflows and outflows through the statement of cash flow and its operating, investing, and financing activities.
Explore how interest rates drive bond valuation, distinguishing rate types from required returns, and understanding yield curves, coupon payments, and bond pricing basics.
This course introduces Managerial Finance, Financial Tools, Valuation of Securities, Risk and the Required Rate of Return and Long Term Investment Decision. It gives students concepts of financial decision in competitive business environment. Content format is using presentation slide, with total duration of materials are about 90 minute. By studied this course, students will understand about firm action and share value in financial market, and know how to maximize shareholders wealth.