Business Finance: Course Outline - FIN-301

• Basics of Business finance; Importance of Financial Decisions
• Financial environment; Role of Financial Institutions and Intermediaries; Cost of money and its Determinants. Term Structure of Interest rates; Theories and practice.
• Corporate taxes and their impact on investment and financing decisions
• Financial Health and Performance Assessment Common- Size Statements
• Liquidity, Solvency, Asset Management, Profitability, and Market Value Ratios; Du Pont Analysis; Sustainable Growth, PRAT Analysis; Discussion on short cases and Assignment 1
• Financial planning; Projected Financial Statements
• Breakeven Analysis; Operating and Financial Leverage Analysis, measures, and significance. Quiz 2
• Risk and Return Analysis; Risk Diversification for portfolios; CAPM Model; Discussion of Assignment 2
• Time value of money; Discounted Cash flows, Annuities, and Perpetuities; Loan Amortization
• Features of Bonds (TFCs); Bond valuation; Calculation of Bond yields
• Stock valuation; No growth, constant and non-constant growth Stocks; Dividend and Capital Gains Yields
• Capital Budgeting Projects, Projecting the Cash flows; Evaluation Techniques: Payback, NPV, and IRR
• Relationships among the Working Capital Accounts; Working Capital Management Policies (Investing and Financing) Quiz 3
• Cash conversion cycle; Cash Budget; Managing Float (Collection and Disbursement)
• Receivable Management; Credits standards; Credit terms and collection policy; Evaluating the Credit Policy Changes. Quiz 4
• Inventory costs (Ordering, Carrying and Shortage); Inventory Management; EOQ Model
• Case: Discussions and Case-Based Assignment Revision of the semester work

Successful completion of this course will enable the student to evaluate the financial performance of the firm; calculate the measures of risk and return; understand the principles of discounted cash flows; understand the valuation of financial securities and long-term projects, and identify the techniques used to manage the firm’s current accounts so that an acceptable level of net working capital is maintained.

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