This course is an advanced undergraduate course in corporate finance. The course will cover corporate finance topics at a deeper level, notably by using Mathematica for modelization and computations. It will also introduce new topics such as real options, financial constraints, and corporate governance. It is also recommended that students have the capacity for mathematical reasoning and a basic knowledge of regression analysis. Students will be expected to master the tools needed by practitioners in corporate finance; to understand simple mathematical models underlying corporate finance theories; and to have learned lessons from case studies and empirical studies.
This course is an advanced undergraduate course in corporate finance. The course will cover corporate finance topics at a deeper level, notably by using Mathematica for modelization and computations. It will also introduce new topics such as real options, financial constraints, and corporate governance. It is also recommended that students have the capacity for mathematical reasoning and a basic knowledge of regression analysis. Students will be expected to master the tools needed by practitioners in corporate finance; to understand simple mathematical models underlying corporate finance theories; and to have learned lessons from case studies and empirical studies.
