2005 - 2006 / Course descriptions / AE201103 Corporate finance
AE101102, AE101302, AR100102
The course introduces students to the primary concepts necessary to gain the skills and tools to solve problems concerning investment- and finance decisions within the enterprise.
* Assumptions and basic concepts within corporate finance. * Budgeting of relevant cash flows. * Budgeting of working capital. * Interest calculations (financial mathematics). * Capital budgeting and investment rules. * Replacement decisions. * The impact of taxes and inflation on cash flows. * Introduction to risk, portfolio analysis and the Capital Asset Pricing Model.* Sources of financing and the costs of capital.
Lectures and exercises in groups, case studies.Classfronter will be used to some extent in the exchange of information.
1 compulsory paper must be handed in for assessment. Spreadsheets are to be used in the preparation of the paper. Case and case-solution must be brought to the final exam (in one copy) and shall be handed in together with the examination papers.
The case and the case-solution (in one copy) must be brought to a 3-hour final written exam. At the final exam the problems raised in the case will be tested. The same case and case-solution is to be used at the resit exam.