Financial Management I - Linkeducare

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The course aims to expose students to the foundational principles, theories, and applications of corporate and business finance as well as financial management. It covers topics as simple and compound interest, risk and rates of return, time value of money, stocks and bonds valuations, discounted cash flow analysis and financial ratios.

The affiliated University will issue a course completion certificate on course completion and if an online exam is passed. If no exam is taken, the affiliated University will issue a certificate of course attendance.

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Introduction

Introduction to Financial Management 4 Presentations

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Overview of the four inter-related areas of finance

Responsibilities of a financial manager and the main goal of financial management

Advantages, and disadvantages of the various forms of business organizations

The agency theory and the areas of conflict

Financial Statements Analysis 4 Presentations

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Content and format of the income statement

Content and format of the statement of financial position i.e., Balance Sheet

Content and format of Retained Earnings statement and the statement of Cash flow

Time Values

Time Value of money – single cash flows 4 Presentations

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Future Value and Compounding Interest

Present Value and Discounting

Implied interest rates and waiting time from the time value of money equation.

Time Value of Money – multiple cash flows 3 Presentations

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The future value of multiple cash flows, ordinary annuities, annuities due, and perpetuities

The different types of loan repayments: discount loans, interest- only loans, and amortized loans, and amortization schedules

Interest Rates 4 Presentations

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Interest rate quotations and the effective annual rate

Applications of time value of money equation and various compounding periods per year.

Real rate of interest and the effect of inflation on nominal interest rates

valuation

Bond valuation 4 Presentations

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Bond terminology and application of the time value of money equation in pricing bonds.

Differences between annual and semiannual bonds and zero-coupon bonds.

The relationship between the coupon rate and the yield to maturity

Stock valuation 5 Presentations

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The basic characteristics of common stock

The primary market and the secondary market.

The value of a stock given a history of dividend payments.

The price of preferred stock.

Capital Budgeting 5 Presentations

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The capital budgeting process and the payback period model

The net present value (NPV) decision model

The internal rate of return (IRR); and how the modified internal rate of return (MIRR) model attempts to address the IRR’s problems.

The profitability index (PI) as a modification of the NPV model