FINC 7311 - Applied Corporate Finance

Three credit hours.

This course fully develops the analysis of financial statements and cash flow and then examines the investment and financing decisions of firms in a market economy from the perspective of value creation. The major financial decisions are discussed in the context of information asymmetry, potential agency problems, and corporate governance. The course stresses the application of finance theory to real life business situations through the use of case studies.

Prerequisites: ACCT 7304, ECON 7313, FINC 7100 or passing assessment, ECON 7200.