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This course includes
1_Introduction to the course
2B_Liquidity Ratios
2E_Profitability Ratios
2G_Ratio Analysis Summary
3B_Simple vs. Compound interest rates
3C_Compounding more than once a year
3D_Types of Cashflow streams(1)
3E_Types of Cashflow streams(2)
Practice Question 1
Practice Question 2
4A_Risk & Return Introduction
4B_Measuring Risk of a Single Asset (1)
4C_Measuring Risk of a Single Asset (2)
5A_Introduction to Bonds
5B_Bond Valuation
5C_Capital Asset Pricing Model
6A_Introduction to Stocks
6B_Companies going public
6C_Stock Valuation_Zero Growth Model
6E_ Variable Growth Model of Stock Valuation
6D_Gordon Constant Growth Model of Stock Valuation
4D Risk and Return of a Portfolio (1)
4E Risk and Return of a Portfolio (2)
7A_Capital Budgeting Introduction
7B_ Payback Period
7C_Discounted Payback Period
7D(1)_ Net Present Value
7D(2)_NPV example
7E_NPV of Uneven Cashflows
7F_ Profitability Index Method
7G_ Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
7H_Annualized NPV Approach
7I__NPV-IRR conflict
8A_Relevant Cashflows Introduction
8B_Calculating initial Investment
8C_Operating cashflow Calculation
8D_Calculating Terminal Cashflows
9A_Cost of Capital Introduction
9B_The Cost of Long Term Debt
9C_ The Cost of preferred stock
9D_ The Cost of Common Stock
9E_ WACC
10A_ Introduction to Leverage
10B_Breakeven Analysis
10C_ Operating Leverage
10D_Financial Leverage
10E_Total Leverage
11A_Capital Irrelevance theory
11B_ MMP with Taxes
11C_Trade off Theory
This course consists of all the basic concepts of finance. The difference between this course and any other standard finance course is that this course is more focused on practical examples and numerical problems. I’ve tried to include numerical problems in almost each and every topic. I have made this course more of a practical one rather than just theories. My major concern was that the students should be able to apply the concepts learnt in the class to some numerical problem.
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