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Corporate Finance Essentials
Summary
Learn the foundational concepts of corporate finance and how financial decisions shape business growth. This course covers capital structure, budgeting, risk analysis, cost of capital, and financial performance metrics. Learners explore how corporations evaluate investments, fund operations, and create value for stakeholders. Real-world examples bring clarity to topics like dividends, debt vs. equity, and financial forecasting. The course is tailored for non-financial professionals, managers, and entrepreneurs who need a practical understanding of financial strategies to make informed decisions and contribute to sustainable business success.
Description
In this course, learners gain a solid understanding of the fundamental principles that drive corporate financial decision-making. Starting with an introduction to the role of corporate finance, the course covers topics like capital structure, the time value of money, discounted cash flow, and internal rate of return. Students learn how organizations evaluate investment opportunities, make financing decisions, and manage risk. Key areas such as budgeting, working capital management, and dividend policy are explored to show how companies maintain financial health while pursuing growth. The course incorporates real-life financial case studies and introduces common tools like Excel models and financial ratios to assess performance. Emphasis is placed on aligning financial strategy with broader business goals, including shareholder value and long-term sustainability. Participants also explore ethical considerations and corporate governance issues in financial management. Whether you're a new manager, a startup founder, or a non-finance professional, this course equips you with the confidence to engage in financial discussions and make informed decisions that influence your organization’s future.
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