WGB 603 Corporate Financial Management
Provides an introduction to three key areas in finance-financial markets, financial management, and valuation-focusing on how capital is effectively raised and invested in a value-based management framework. Topics include: analysis of firm performance using financial ratios and other measures, techniques to assess new opportunities including new product lines, projects or corporate investments, an introduction to global capital markets, the relationship between risk and return, determinants of a firm's cost of raising capital, and the basic factors impacting the value of financial securities.
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Students without this competency must take this courses and WGB 602 before taking the MBA Integrated Core. Students waived from this course may substitute an approved AC, EC, FN elective or other elective approved by the MBA Program Director, which elective may be taken at any time during the program.