This note covers the following topics: Accounting Statements and Cash Flow, Financial Markets and
NPV First Principles of Finance, Net Present Value, How to Value Bonds and
Stocks, Some Alternative Investment Rules, NPV and Capital Budgeting, Strategy
and Analysis in Using NPV, Capital Market Theory, Return and Risk CAPM, An
Alternative View of Risk and Return APT, Risk, cost of Capital, and Capital
Budget, Corporate financing Decisions and Efficient Capital Market, Long Term
Financing An Introduction, Capital Structure Basic Concepts, Capital Structure:
Limits to the Use of Debt, Valuation and Capital Budgeting for the Levered Firm,
Dividend policy, Issuing Securities to the Public, Long Term Debt, Leasing,
Options and Corporate Finance Basic Concepts, Options and Corporate Finance:
Extensions and Applications, Warrants and Convertibles, Derivatives and Hedging
Risk, Mergers and acquisitions and Financial Distress.
This note covers the following topics: Accounting Statements and Cash Flow, Financial Markets and
NPV First Principles of Finance, Net Present Value, How to Value Bonds and
Stocks, Some Alternative Investment Rules, NPV and Capital Budgeting, Strategy
and Analysis in Using NPV, Capital Market Theory, Return and Risk CAPM, An
Alternative View of Risk and Return APT, Risk, cost of Capital, and Capital
Budget, Corporate financing Decisions and Efficient Capital Market, Long Term
Financing An Introduction, Capital Structure Basic Concepts, Capital Structure:
Limits to the Use of Debt, Valuation and Capital Budgeting for the Levered Firm,
Dividend policy, Issuing Securities to the Public, Long Term Debt, Leasing,
Options and Corporate Finance Basic Concepts, Options and Corporate Finance:
Extensions and Applications, Warrants and Convertibles, Derivatives and Hedging
Risk, Mergers and acquisitions and Financial Distress.
Public
Finance is the study of government policy from the point of economic
efficiency and equity. Topics covered includes: Sound Finance and Functional
Finance, Fiscal Policy: Budget and Taxation, Indian Public Finance.
The aim of this note is that the students develop an understanding of
the main implications of increasing integration of the world economy. This note will be divided in two
sections. The first section will be more like a traditional lecture class and
will focus on theoretical models and empirical facts. The second section will be
more like a seminar course with presentations by students and wide discussion on
topics in international finance and international macroeconomics.
This course introduces ideas and
techniques that form the foundations of theory of finance. Topics covered
includes: Individual decision making, Game Theory, Economics of Information,
Market Microstructure, Choice Under Uncertainty, Equilibrium and Efficiency,
Financial Markets, Mean Variance Analysis.
This book contains a simple
outline of those things which are necessary to prepare the student for
independent research; a brief discussion of the leading principles that are
generally accepted , a statement of unsettled principles with the grounds for
controversy and sufficient references to easily accessible works and sources to
enable the student to form some opinion for himself. Topics covered includes:
Public Expenditure, Public Revenues, Public Indebtedness and Financial
Administration.
This
report describes the technologies now and likely to be available to providers and users of financial services. It analyzes the present structure of
the financial service industry, its service offerings, its relationships with
users of financial services, and observable trends.
This course note introduces the core theory of modern financial
economics and financial management, with a focus on capital markets and
investments. Topics include functions of capital markets and financial
intermediaries, asset valuation, fixed-income securities, common stocks,
capital budgeting, diversification and portfolio selection, equilibrium
pricing of risky assets, the theory of efficient markets, and an introduction
to derivatives and options.
The
objective of this lecture note is to learn the financial tools needed to make
good business decisions and presents the basic insights of corporate finance
theory, but emphasizes the application of theory to real business decisions.
Author(s): Prof. Dirk Jenter and Prof. Katharina Lewellen
This course note attempts to provide a fairly
deep understanding of topical issues in asset pricing and deliver econometric
methods in which to develop research agenda in financial economics.
Author(s): Professor Doron E. Avramov,
Hebrew University of Jerusalem