Free online courseCorporate Finance Second Edition

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: Corporate Finance: A Class Preview

  0h03m

• Video class: Session 1: Class Logistics, Mission and Themes

  1h21m

• Exercise: Which of the following principles is central to making investment decisions in corporate finance?

• Video class: Session 2: The End Game in Business

  1h23m

• Exercise: What is the primary reason corporate finance focuses on maximizing shareholder value rather than focusing on the interests of other stakeholders?

• Video class: Session 3: Where does the power lie?

  1h27m

• Exercise: In corporate finance, understanding the distribution of power within a company is crucial. Which of the following is NOT a possible entity where power can rest, potentially impacting shareholder influence?

• Video class: Session 4: Alternatives to Shareholder Value Maximization

  1h22m

• Exercise: What is one potential drawback of pursuing stakeholder wealth maximization as an objective for companies?

• Video class: Session 5: End Game Conclusion and First Steps on Risk

  1h27m

• Video class: Session 6: Risk, Riskfree Rates and Equity Risk Premiums (a start)

  1h18m

• Exercise: What is the main reason why risk-free rates vary across different currencies?

• Video class: Session 7: Equity Risk Premiums

  1h25m

• Exercise: What is one reason why historical risk premiums may not be the most reliable estimate of future equity risk premiums?

• Video class: Session 8: Betas and beyond!

  1h23m

• Exercise: Which of the following best describes a reason for a company's high Beta value?

• Video class: Session 9: Betas - Drivers and Determinants

  1h22m

• Exercise: Which of the following factors can most significantly impact a company's beta in terms of financial leverage?

• Video class: Session 10: Closure on Cost of Equity

  0h45m

• Exercise: When evaluating a potential project for a multi-business company, which cost of equity should be considered to make an informed decision?

• Video class: Session 11: Costs of Debt

  1h28m

• Exercise: When considering a company's hurdle rate, which component measures the risk faced by equity investors who are diversified?

• Video class: Session 12: Measuring Investment Returns

  1h24m

• Exercise: What could be a primary reason that a bank like Silicon Valley Bank would choose to invest short-term deposits into long-term 10-year bonds, despite apparent risks?

• Video class: Session 13: Incremental Cashflows and Dealing with Uncertainty

  1h21m

• Exercise: In the context of project evaluation, what is the 'sunk cost' and how should it affect future decision-making?

• Video class: Session 14: Equity Analysis, Acquisition Valuation and NPV vs IRR

  1h29m

• Exercise: In corporate finance, when analyzing an acquisition without considering synergy, which discount rate should be used to value the target company's cash flows to reflect their risk correctly?

• Video class: Session 15: The Tesla Bot Case and Side Benefits/Costs in Projects

  1h27m

• Exercise: In capital budgeting, what is an opportunity cost when using an existing resource?

• Video class: Session 16: Closure on Investment Analysis

  0h47m

• Exercise: What is the significance of the 'option to delay' in investment analysis?

• Video class: Session 17: The Financing Mix Trade off

  1h25m

• Exercise: Which of the following is a primary reason why companies might choose to use debt over equity?

• Video class: Session 18: Optimizing Financing Mix

  1h22m

• Exercise: In an economy with no taxes, no bankruptcy risk, and managers who always act in the stockholders' best interests, what would be the implication on the company's decision to borrow money?

• Video class: Session 19: Optimal Financing Mix - Determinants and Drivers

  1h20m

• Exercise: In the financing mix discussion, what is an essential consideration when deciding on the price at which to buy back company shares?