This 3 credit course titled "Corporate Finance" is part of the Master of Science program in Quantitative Finance at the University of Zurich Department of Banking and Finance. The course is taught over 2 hours per week and uses tools from prior courses to study corporate finance problems like financial statement analysis, company valuation, capital structure, and risk management through real world case studies. The objective is to expose students to real life business situations, and upon completion students should be able to analyze large amounts of case information and devise appropriate plans of action.
This 3 credit course titled "Corporate Finance" is part of the Master of Science program in Quantitative Finance at the University of Zurich Department of Banking and Finance. The course is taught over 2 hours per week and uses tools from prior courses to study corporate finance problems like financial statement analysis, company valuation, capital structure, and risk management through real world case studies. The objective is to expose students to real life business situations, and upon completion students should be able to analyze large amounts of case information and devise appropriate plans of action.
This 3 credit course titled "Corporate Finance" is part of the Master of Science program in Quantitative Finance at the University of Zurich Department of Banking and Finance. The course is taught over 2 hours per week and uses tools from prior courses to study corporate finance problems like financial statement analysis, company valuation, capital structure, and risk management through real world case studies. The objective is to expose students to real life business situations, and upon completion students should be able to analyze large amounts of case information and devise appropriate plans of action.
Academic Unit: University of Zurich, Department for Banking and Finance (University/Department) Course title: Corporate Finance Level: Master of Science UZH ETH in Quantitative Finance Course Status: Core FIN Year of Study: Fall Semester Number of Classes per Week: 2h (lectures) ECTS Credits: 3 ECTS Time /Location: |According to the timetable in UZH course catalogue Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Michel Habib Content Content of the course The course uses the tools learnt in earlier courses to study a range of problems in corporate finance (e.g., the analysis of financial statement data, the valuation of a growth company, the analysis of relative cost, the choice of capital structure, private equity, the management of risk and liabilities, the hedging of foreign exchange risk, and corporate social responsibility). Many problems are studied in the context of real cases.
Course’s objectives: The basic objective of the course is to confront the
students with business situations that are as close to ‘real life’ as possible.
The expected outcomes: On successful completion of this module, students should
be able to: -sift through the profusion of information presented in a case -make use of such information to appraise and analyze a given situation and to devise an appropriate plan of action