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Last updated 5/2022Course Language EnglishCourse Caption English [Auto]Course Length 163:29:42 to be exact 588582 seconds!Number of Lectures 689

This course includes:

  • 163.5 hours hours of on-demand video
  • 19 article
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Certificate of completion
  • 382 additional resources
  • List corporate finance topics and understand them in a comprehensive way
  • Have a comprehensive corporate finance recourse to use as a reference in future endeavors
  • How to read & analyze financial statements
  • How to read & analyze financial statements
  • How to use Excel or Google Sheets to work many practice problems
  • List common financial ratios, understand how they are used, and calculate them
  • Create forecasts and and budgets
  • Explain what break-even analysis is, how it is used, and how to perform calculations
  • Understand how to make financing decisions
  • Be able to apply management of current asset concepts to run a more efficient operation
  • List issues related to short term financing and make short term financing decisions
  • Understand time value of money concepts
  • Know when to apply time value of money principles
  • Be able to calculate present value and future value using multiple methods
  • Calculate the valuation of bonds
  • Calculate the valuation of preferred stock
  • Calculate the valuation of common stock
  • Explain the concept of cost of capital and apply it to debt and equity financing
  • Describe to make long term capital budgeting decisions using time value of money concepts
  • Calculate net present value (NVP)
  • Calculate internal rate of return (IRR)
  • Describe what capital markets are and how the can be used by a corporation
  • Explain what investment banking is and how it can be useful to a corporation
  • Be able to make long term debt and lease financing decisions
  • Define dividends and understand how to make corporate dividend policy
  • Define convertible bonds and analyze them impact of them to the company and to investors
  • Explain what mergers and acquisitions are and common issues related to them
  • Understand how foreign currency transactions can impact financial decisions
  • Calculate foreign currency exchanges
  • Explain what forward contracts are and how they can be used

We will learn how to read financial statements and how to use them for decision making.A primary tool we will use is ratio analysis. Ratio analysis is a very useful skill in a wide area of topics, and financial analysis is a great place to learn the skill.Ratios are necessary when measuring performance, including most any job performance. For example, we must apply ratio analysis when measuring the job performance of sports athletes. Similar ratio analysis will apply to most any job performance, and also apply to the performance of corporations.Once we analyze the past performance of a corporation, we can use this knowledge to predict future performance, helping us make decisions about the company, whether those decisions be investment-related, creditor related, or managerial.This course will include many example problems using both a presentation format and a spreadsheet format.Corporate finance is a wonderful tool to learn, improve, and practice Excel or Google Sheets spreadsheet skills. Every spreadsheet practice problem will include a downloadable Excel file, that can be opened with Google Sheets, containing at least two tabs, one with the answer, the other with a preformatted worksheet to be filled in along with a step by step instructional video.Who this course is for:Finance ProfessionalsFinance StudentsBusiness OwnersAnybody who wants to understand financial concepts and have a reference tool for them

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6

Lectures |

01:18:48

  • 110 Finance, Accounting, & Economics

    12:05

  • Translate, listen, and or read in multiple languages resource

    00:01

  • 115 Finance Topics & Activities

    15:01

  • 120 Types of Business Organizations

    27:36

  • 125 Financial Management Goals

    13:53

  • 130 Financial Markets

    10:12

7

Lectures |

02:43:57

  • 205 Financial Statements Overview

    20:16

  • 210 Balance Sheet Introduction

    17:22

  • 215 Balance Sheet Continued

    23:58

  • 220 Income Statement Overview

    13:24

  • 225 Income Statement Continued

    33:54

  • 230 Statement of Retained Earnings

    20:09

  • 235 Statement of Cash Flows

    34:54

17

Lectures |

05:20:40

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 211 Earnings Per Share & Gross Profit

    28:12

  • 214 Operating Income

    15:26

  • 215 Income Statement Accounts

    19:55

  • 216 Make an Income Statement

    23:16

  • 218 Make an Income Statement Including Earning Per Share

    13:37

  • 223 Balance Sheet Current Noncurrent Classification

    31:23

  • 224 Balance Sheet & Income Statement Classification

    22:44

  • 225 Balance Sheet Alternative Formats

    31:25

  • 227 Retained Earnings & Earnings Per Share

    10:50

  • 230 Cash Flow Based on Account Activity

    20:50

  • 231 Depreciation and Cash Flow Statement

    12:02

  • 232 Free Cash Flow

    04:07

  • 233 Book Value Per Share

    07:08

  • 234 Book Value Per Share Earnings Per Share PE Ratio

    12:20

  • 237 Financial Statements Creation

    24:41

  • 238 Statement of Cash Flows

    42:43

20

Lectures |

06:00:23

  • 211 Earnings Per Share & Gross Profit

    16:17

  • 214 Operating Income

    08:37

  • 215 Income Statement Account Order

    09:49

  • 216 Make an Income Statement

    16:28

  • 218 Make an Income Statement Including Earning Per Share

    19:36

  • 220 Income Statement with Expense Unknown & Tax & Interest Expense Calculations

    22:06

  • 223 Balance Sheet Current Noncurrent Classification

    13:28

  • 224 Balance Sheet & Income Statement Classification

    15:57

  • 225 Balance Sheet Alternative Formats

    40:29

  • 226 Increase in Retained Earnings & Earnings Per Share

    11:33

  • 227 Retained Earnings & Earnings Per Share

    09:48

  • 228 Earning Per Share & Price to Earnings Ratio

    23:01

  • 230 Cash Flow Based on Account Activity

    11:45

  • 231 Depreciation and Cash Flow Statement

    13:42

  • 232 Free Cash Flow

    03:52

  • 233 Book Value Per Share

    12:26

  • 234 Book Value Per Share Earnings Per Share PE Ratio

    18:13

  • 235 Book Value Per Share Earnings Per Share PE Ratio # 2

    13:00

  • 237 Financial Statements Creation

    37:23

  • 238 Statement of Cash Flows

    42:53

2

Lectures |

49:58

  • 305 Ratio Analysis Introduction

    23:43

  • 315 DuPont System of Analysis

    26:15

24

Lectures |

06:15:55

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 311 Profit Margin Percent

    10:19

  • 312 Return on Investment (ROI)

    11:46

  • 313 Return on Assets, Total Asset Turnover, & Profit Margin

    13:26

  • 314 Return on Investment, Total Asset Turnover, & Profit Margin

    13:55

  • 315 Profit Margin Two Years Comparison & Income Statement

    09:21

  • 317 Expense to Sales Ratios

    17:58

  • 318 Return on Assets, Return on Equity, & Asset Turnover

    11:51

  • 325 Total Asset Turnover & Return on Equity-More Complex Relationships

    10:49

  • 326 Total Asset Turnover, Return on Equity, & Profit Margin

    14:57

  • 327 Return on Equity & Other Ratios Two Company Comparison

    15:32

  • 328 Average AR Collection Period

    08:02

  • 331 Turnover Ratios Two Year Comparison

    14:54

  • 332 Multiple Ratio Calculations

    21:40

  • 333 Times Interest Earned & Fixed Charge Coverage

    10:07

  • 337 Asset Turnover & Return on Equity Trend Analysis

    15:21

  • 338 Asset Turnover & Debt to Asset Compared to Industry

    14:29

  • 339 Net Profit Margin & ROA Division Comparison

    13:45

  • 342 Ratios to Create Current Assets Portion of Balance Sheet

    14:04

  • 343 Use Ratios to Create a Balance Sheet

    24:31

  • 344 Use Ratios to Create Account Balances

    15:44

  • 346 Comprehensive Ratio Analysis

    35:25

  • 347 P1 Comprehensive Ratio – Two Companies Part 1

    29:44

  • 347 P2 Comprehensive Ratio – Two Companies Part 2

    28:14

23

Lectures |

06:37:03

  • 311 Profit Margin Percent

    06:22

  • 312 Return on Investment (ROI)

    13:35

  • 313 Return on Assets, Total Asset Turnover, & Profit Margin

    12:03

  • 314 Return on Investment, Total Asset Turnover, & Profit Margin

    11:54

  • 315 Profit Margin Two Years Comparison & Income Statement

    10:56

  • 317 Expense to Sales Ratios

    17:57

  • 318 Return on Assets, Return on Equity, & Asset Turnover

    14:56

  • 325 Total Asset Turnover & Return on Equity-More Complex Relationships

    11:31

  • 326 Total Asset Turnover, Return on Equity, & Profit Margin

    20:58

  • 327 Return on Equity & Other Ratios Two Company Comparison

    17:48

  • 328 Average AR Collection Period

    12:32

  • 331 Turnover Ratios Two Year Comparison

    19:10

  • 332 Multiple Ratio Calculations

    25:08

  • 333 Times Interest Earned & Fixed Charge Coverage

    11:00

  • 337 Asset Turnover & Return on Equity Trend Analysis

    13:52

  • 338 Asset Turnover & Debt to Asset Compared to Industry

    16:36

  • 339 Net Profit Margin & ROA Division Comparison

    11:03

  • 342 Ratios to Create Current Assets Portion of Balance Sheet

    18:37

  • 343 Use Ratios to Create a Balance Sheet

    28:01

  • 344 Use Ratios to Create Account Balances

    16:07

  • 346 Comprehensive Ratio Analysis # 1

    30:19

  • 347 P1 Comprehensive Ratio – Two Companies

    28:20

  • 347 P2 Comprehensive Ratio – Two Companies Part 2

    28:18

5

Lectures |

53:53

  • 405 Forecasting Objectives

    09:21

  • 410 Pro Forma Income Statement

    13:42

  • 415 Cash Budget

    16:10

  • 420 Pro Forma Balance Sheet

    03:50

  • 425 Percent of Sales Method

    10:50

15

Lectures |

03:35:11

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 414 Sales Projection – Multiple Scenarios

    08:20

  • 416 Estimated Net Sales

    10:43

  • 418 Projected Units to be Produced

    11:44

  • 423 Calculate Cost of Goods Sold Using FIFO & LIFO

    20:37

  • 424 Calculate Cost of Ending Inventory LIFO & FIFO

    25:56

  • 427 Schedule of Cash Receipts

    08:24

  • 428 Schedule of Cash Receipts – Multiple Scenarios

    18:22

  • 430 Schedule of Cash Payments

    07:48

  • 431 Schedule of Cash Payments – More Complex

    14:50

  • 432 Production Schedule & Schedule of Cash Payments

    13:07

  • 434 Cash Budget & Cash Receipts Schedule

    13:56

  • 435 Cash Budget, Cash Receipts Schedule, Cash Payments Schedule

    28:15

  • 437 Required New Fund Formula All Balance Sheet Accounts Change Relative to Sale

    16:45

  • 438 Required New Fund Formula – Current Assets & Liabilities Change Relative to

    16:23

16

Lectures |

04:33:38

  • 414 Sales Projection – Multiple Scenarios

    04:14

  • 416 Estimated Net Sales

    12:16

  • 418 Projected Units to be Produced

    14:39

  • 421 Calculate Cost of Goods Sold Using FIFO

    10:47

  • 423 Calculate Cost of Goods Sold Using LIFO & FIFO

    16:00

  • 424 Calculate Cost of Ending Inventory LIFO & FIFO

    33:17

  • 427 Schedule of Cash Receipts

    08:44

  • 428 Schedule of Cash Receipts – Multiple Scenarios

    22:53

  • 430 Schedule of Cash Payments

    08:11

  • 431 Schedule of Cash Payments – More Complex

    20:35

  • 432 Production Schedule & Schedule of Cash Payments

    13:29

  • 434 Cash Budget & Cash Receipts Schedule

    17:27

  • 435 Cash Budget, Cash Receipts Schedule, Cash Payments Schedule

    28:03

  • 436 Cash Receipts, Cash Payments, & Cash Budget

    31:27

  • 437 Required New Fund Formula – All Balance Sheet Accounts Change Relative to Sa

    14:22

  • 438 Required New Fund Formula – Current Assets & Liabilities Change Relative to

    17:14

5

Lectures |

01:01:15

  • 505 Leverage Overview

    16:55

  • 510 Break Even Analysis

    15:15

  • 515 Degree of Operating Leverage

    09:30

  • 520 Financial Leverage

    10:39

  • 525 Combined Leverage

    08:56

15

Lectures |

03:47:52

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 511 Break Even Analysis

    18:41

  • 512 Break Even Point & Fixed & Variable Cost

    14:08

  • 515 Break Even Analysis Projection Plan

    17:05

  • 517 Cash Break Even Point

    12:25

  • 520 P1 Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Combined Le

    24:22

  • 520 P2 Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Combined Le

    15:58

  • 521 P1 Second Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Comb

    18:16

  • 521 P2 Second Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Co

    13:22

  • 522 Degree of Leverage Problem 1

    19:46

  • 523 Degree of Leverage Problem 2

    19:06

  • 524 Nonlinear Breakeven Analysis

    08:56

  • 525 Degree of Operating Leverage Alternative Formula

    14:03

  • 528 Price Earnings Ratio Comparison for Companies with Different Leverage

    14:09

  • 531 Leverage Ratios & Projected Expansion Scenarios

    17:34

21

Lectures |

06:56:06

  • 511 Break Even Analysis

    17:43

  • 512 Break Even Point & Fixed & Variable Cost

    19:52

  • 515 Break Even Analysis Projection Plan

    24:30

  • 517 Cash Break Even Point

    17:50

  • 520 P1 Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Combined Le

    24:22

  • 520 P2 Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Combined Le

    21:42

  • 521 P1 Second Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Comb

    23:45

  • 521 P2 Second Degree of Operating Leverage, Degree of Financial Leverage, & Comb

    19:50

  • 522 Degree of Leverage Problem 1

    30:35

  • 523 Degree of Leverage Problem 2

    28:57

  • 524 Nonlinear Breakeven Analysis

    11:55

  • 525 Degree of Operating Leverage Alternative Formula

    23:14

  • 526 Financial Leverage & Earnings Per Share

    18:09

  • 527 Using Price to Earnings Ratio PE Ratio to Calculate Market Price

    05:55

  • 528 Price Earnings Ratio Comparison for Companies with Different Leverage

    13:39

  • 531 Leverage Ratios & Projected Expansion Scenarios

    24:51

  • 533 P2 Leverage Analysis Problem 1 Part 2

    14:54

  • 534 P1 Leverage Analysis Problem 2 Part 1

    14:12

  • 534 P2 Leverage Analysis Problem 2 Part 2

    18:24

  • 535 Financing Plans to Increase Assets

    26:41

2

Lectures |

38:44

  • 605 The Nature of Asset Growth

    21:16

  • 610 Patterns of Financing

    17:28

13

Lectures |

02:33:20

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 611 Estimated Sales Values Estimated Sales Values

    08:49

  • 613 Estimating Financing Needed for Increase in Assets

    10:07

  • 615 Level Production vs Seasonal Production

    21:31

  • 617 Short Term Loan vs Long Term Loan

    14:16

  • 619 Equipment Short Term Financing vs Long Term Loan Financing

    07:14

  • 620 Asset & Financing Mix Options

    12:33

  • 622 Asset Mix & Financing Mix

    08:43

  • 624 Comparing Financing Strategies

    10:25

  • 625 Financing Strategies – Permanent & Temporary Assets

    11:47

  • 626 Expectations Hypothesis Theory for Expected Returns on Securities

    05:15

  • 629 Break Even Point in Interest Rates

    12:50

  • 631 Level Production & Budgeted Cash Flow

    29:49

12

Lectures |

03:23:41

  • 611 Estimated Sales Values

    10:09

  • 613 Estimating Financing Needed for Increase in Assets

    08:40

  • 615 Level Production vs Seasonal Production

    22:58

  • 617 Short Term Loan vs Long Term Loan

    19:19

  • 619 Equipment Short Term Financing vs Long Term Loan Financing

    12:49

  • 620 Asset & Financing Mix Options

    25:22

  • 622 Asset Mix & Financing Mix

    08:21

  • 624 Comparing Financing Strategies

    22:11

  • 625 Financing Strategies – Permanent & Temporary Assets

    18:00

  • 626 Expectations Hypothesis Theory for Expected Return on Securities

    09:14

  • 629 Break Even Point in Interest Rates

    13:54

  • 631 Level Production & Budgeted Cash Flow

    32:44

7

Lectures |

01:04:32

  • 705 Management of Current Assets Introduction

    06:36

  • 710 Management of Cash

    14:46

  • 715 Cash Management International

    02:58

  • 720 Marketable Securities

    03:05

  • 725 Accounts Receivable Management

    11:19

  • 730 Inventory Management

    17:09

  • 735 Just-In-Time Inventory

    08:39

10

Lectures |

02:33:43

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 711 Cash Management

    08:47

  • 713 Foreign Currency Cash Management

    13:59

  • 715 Accounts Receivable & Ave Collection Period

    17:14

  • 722 Economic Ordering Quantity (EOQ) Prob 1

    23:39

  • 726 Level vs Seasonal Production Decision

    08:01

  • 727 Customer Credit Policy Decision

    21:46

  • 731 Customer Credit Policy, Turnover Ratios, & ROI

    17:06

  • 732 Customer Payment Terms & Discount Policy

    14:15

  • 734 Customer Payment Terms & Discount Policy

    28:55

11

Lectures |

03:17:34

  • 711 Cash Management

    08:54

  • 713 Foreign Currency Cash Management

    13:04

  • 715 Accounts Receivable & Ave Collection Period

    22:47

  • 721 Accounts Receivable Aging

    11:28

  • 722 Economic Ordering Quantity (EOQ) Prob 1

    25:13

  • 724 Economic Ordering Quantity (EOQ) Prob 2

    22:28

  • 726 Level vs Seasonal Production Decision

    06:11

  • 727 Customer Credit Policy Decision

    19:24

  • 731 Customer Credit Policy, Turnover Ratios, & ROI

    17:44

  • 732 Customer Payment Terms & Discount Policy

    16:44

  • 734 Customer Payment Terms & Discount Policy

    33:37

6

Lectures |

39:46

  • 805 Accounts Payable or Trade Credit

    07:36

  • 810 Credit from Bank

    12:36

  • 815 Commercial Paper Financing

    02:21

  • 820 Collateral & Short-Term Financing

    03:12

  • 825 Accounts Receivable Financing

    06:36

  • 830 Inventory Financing

    07:25

11

Lectures |

02:40:41

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 810 Cost of Not Taking Cash Discount Calculation

    18:47

  • 812 Cost of Not Taking Cash Discount Example

    17:30

  • 814 Effective Interest Rate

    16:39

  • 816 Effective Rate on a Discounted Loan

    17:24

  • 818 LIBOR Loan Effective Interest Rate

    09:49

  • 819 Foreign Currency Borrowing & Effective Interest Rate

    10:50

  • 820 Interest or Dollar Cost of Loan Calculation

    17:09

  • 821 Net Credit Position

    16:42

  • 822 Compensating Balance Loan

    21:39

  • 825 Compensating Balance Loan with Idle Cash & Effective Interest

    14:11

10

Lectures |

03:14:45

  • 810 Cost of Not Taking Cash Discount Calculation

    19:38

  • 812 Cost of Not Taking Cash Discount Example

    25:19

  • 814 Effective Interest Rate

    25:42

  • 816 Effective Rate on a Discounted Loan

    26:23

  • 818 LIBOR Loan Effective Interest Rate

    11:44

  • 819 Foreign Currency Borrowing & Effective Interest Rate

    10:11

  • 820 Interest or Dollar Cost of Loan Calculation

    16:18

  • 821 Net Credit Position

    18:37

  • 822 Compensating Balance Loan

    22:17

  • 825 Compensating Balance Loan with Idle Cash & Effective Interest

    18:36

14

Lectures |

02:00:35

  • 910 Time Value of Money Overview

    11:23

  • 915 Present Value

    16:37

  • 920 Present Value Months as Period

    03:58

  • 923 Future Value

    12:41

  • 927 Future Value Months As Period

    03:56

  • 930 Future Value vs Present Value

    06:13

  • 933 Present Value Annuity

    13:50

  • 936 Present Value Annuity Months as Period

    03:23

  • 939 Future Value Annuity

    11:27

  • 942 Future Value Annuity Months

    03:55

  • 945 Present Value Cash Flow Examples

    14:05

  • 948 Future Value Cash Flow Examples

    09:02

  • 951 Present Value Terms Used In Capital Budgeting

    08:00

  • 954 Net Present Value Assumptions

    02:05

29

Lectures |

07:29:58

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 911 Future Value FV Multiple Forms of Calculation

    20:37

  • 912 Present Value (PV) Calculation – Multiple Ways

    14:08

  • 915 Future Value Compounded Annually vs Semiannually

    19:25

  • 916 Present Value (PV) Decision Making

    15:18

  • 919 Present value Different Discount Rates Side by Side

    10:51

  • 920 Present Value Planning Scenario

    22:41

  • 921 Future Value of an Annuity

    18:25

  • 922 Future Value Uneven Investments

    11:33

  • 923 Present Value Annuity

    13:44

  • 926 Present Value Annuity

    14:31

  • 927 Present Value Uneven Payments

    16:29

  • 929 Future Value of a Collectible

    08:22

  • 930 Future Value of an Annuity

    10:00

  • 931 Future Value - How Long to Double or Triple Investments

    15:51

  • 933 Present Value - Estimate Stock Returns & Sale

    12:08

  • 935 Future Value - Compounded Quarterly

    12:05

  • 936 Future Value Compounded Annually, Quarterly, & Monthly

    16:21

  • 940 How Much to Invest to Reach Goal - One Investment vs Annuity

    16:10

  • 941 Use Annuity Calculation to Find Interest Rate

    13:13

  • 944 Use Annuity Calculation to Find Interest Rate

    11:58

  • 945 Use Annuity Calculation to Find Payment Amount

    10:32

  • 947 Retirement Scenario PV Annuity & FV Annuity

    19:38

  • 948 Present Value Uneven Payments

    20:21

  • 950 Deferred Annuity

    15:57

  • 952 FV of One & PV Annuity Loan - Uneven Repayment

    16:17

  • 954 Home Loan Payment Calculation

    24:50

  • 955 Future Value of Annuity Interest Rate Change

    24:57

  • 956 PV & FV of Annuity College Savings Plan Adjustment

    23:35

29

Lectures |

10:14:55

  • 911 Future Value FV Multiple Forms of Calculation

    26:05

  • 912 Present Value (PV) Calculation – Multiple Ways

    26:21

  • 915 Future Value Compounded Annually vs Semiannually

    29:43

  • 916 Present Value Decision Making

    21:08

  • 919 Present Value Different Discount Rates Side by Side

    14:35

  • 920 Present Value Planning Scenario

    27:17

  • 921 Future Value of an Annuity

    22:45

  • 922 Future Value Uneven Investments

    16:45

  • 923 Present Value Annuity

    14:16

  • 926 Present Value Annuity

    13:52

  • 927 Present Value Uneven Payments

    21:25

  • 930 Future Value of an Annuity

    11:33

  • 931 Future Value How Long to Double or Triple Investment

    18:21

  • 933 Present Value Estimate Stock Returns & Sale

    18:01

  • 935 Future Value Compounded Quarterly

    13:32

  • 936 Future Value Compounded Annually, Quarterly, & Monthly

    22:34

  • 938 Present Value of an Annuity Payments at Beginning of Period

    15:19

  • 939 Current Payment, Annuity, or Future Payment Alternatives

    16:37

  • 940 How Much to Invest to Reach Goal – One Investment vs Annuity

    19:47

  • 941 Future Value Calculate Investment Rate of Return

    14:59

  • 944 Use Annuity Calculate to Find Interest Rate

    18:47

  • 945 Use Annuity Calculation to Find Payment Amount

    17:27

  • 947 Retirement Scenario PV Annuity & FV Annuity

    26:08

  • 948 Present Value Uneven Payments

    27:08

  • 950 Deferred Annuity

    17:48

  • 952 FV of One & PV Annuity Loan – Uneven Repayment

    24:33

  • 954 Home Loan Payment Calculation

    33:28

  • 955 Future Value of Annuity Interest Rate Change

    34:38

  • 956 PV & FV of Annuity College Savings Plan Adjustment

    30:03

10

Lectures |

01:55:37

  • 1003 Financial Asset Valuation

    09:05

  • 1005 Bond Issued at Par

    05:36

  • 1010 Bonds Market Rate vs Contract Rate

    07:32

  • 1015 Issue bond at a discount%2C calculate%2C and record interest payment

    26:14

  • 1020 Bond Issued at Premium

    07:19

  • 1025 Bonds Present Value Formulas

    13:32

  • 1030 Bond Price Present Value Tables

    09:22

  • 1035 Bond Price Excel Formula

    12:32

  • 1040 Preferred Stock Valuation

    07:52

  • 1045 Common Stock Valuation

    16:33

13

Lectures |

04:02:35

  • OneNote Presentation

    00:01

  • 1011 Bond Value Different Yield Rates Prob 1

    32:18

  • 1012 Bond Value Different Yield Rates Prob 2

    30:55

  • 1014 Principal as a % of bond price

    16:20

  • 1015 Bond Value Different Maturity Dates

    21:24

  • 1018 Bond Sale Percentage Profit (ROI)

    17:53

  • 1020 Bond Sale Percentage Profit (ROI) Long Term Sale

    21:37

  • 1023 Calculate Bond Rate & Change in Rate

    19:52

  • 1025 Calculate Bond Rate & Change in Rate Prob. 2

    21:28

  • 1028 Find Bond Market Rate or Yield

    10:21

  • 1030 Find Bond market Rate or yield Semiannual

    13:46

  • 16:19

  • 1032 Bond Value Semiannual Rate Change

    20:21

19

Lectures |

05:08:39

  • 1011 Bond Value Different Yield Rates Prob 1

    34:42

  • 1012 Bond Value Different Yield Rates Prob 2

    30:10

  • 1014 Principal as a % of bond price

    12:44

  • 1015 Bond Value Different Maturity Dates

    28:17

  • 1018 Bond Sale Percentage Profit (ROI)

    20:07

  • 1020 Bond Sale Percentage Profit (ROI) Long Term Sale

    22:29

  • 1023 Calculate Bond Rate & Change in Rate

    20:53

  • 1025 Find Bond Market Rate or Yield

    10:07

  • 1028 Calculate Bond Rate & Change in Rate Prob. 2

    24:29

  • 1030 Find Bond Market Rate or Yield Semiannual

    12:29

  • 1031 Bond Value Semiannual Payments

    16:35

  • 1032 Bond Value Semiannual Rate Change

    25:10

  • 1034 Preferred Stock Value

    07:05

  • 1036 Preferred Stock Yield or Rate of Return

    02:30

  • 1037 Common Stock Price No Growth Assumed

    04:18

  • 1038 Common Stock Value Calculate Stable Growth

    08:35

  • 1041 Estimated Earnings Per Share & Dividends

    06:57

  • 1042 Common Stock Rate of Return Constant Growth Rate

    04:44

  • 1044 Common Stock Value Multiple Methods

    16:18

6

Lectures |

01:02:52

  • 1105 Cost of Capital Debt Equity Financing Overview

    05:31

  • 1110 Weighted Average Cost of Capital WACC

    11:25

  • 1115 Cost of Debt

    10:36

  • 1120 Cost of Preferred Stock

    08:27

  • 1125 Cost of Common Equity

    16:20

  • 1130 The Optimal Capital Structure

    10:33

9

Lectures |

01:41:28

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1114 Cost of Debt After Tax Prob 1

    12:19

  • 1115 Cost of Debt After Tax Prob. 2

    16:03

  • 1117 Cost of Debt After Tax Interest Rate Calculation

    08:59

  • 1119 Cost of Debt After Tax Interest Rate Calculation

    20:24

  • 1120 Calculate Change in Cost of Debt After tax Due to Reduced Tax Rates

    12:17

  • 1123 Cost of Preferred Stock Percent

    06:23

  • 1126 Financing Common Stock Prob 1

    08:59

  • 1127 Financing Common Stock Prob. 2

    16:03

11

Lectures |

02:25:46

  • 1112 Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)

    12:36

  • 1114 Cost of Debt After Tax Prob 1

    13:12

  • 1115 Cost of Debt After Tax Prob 2

    25:46

  • 1117 Cost of Debt After Tax Interest Rate Calculation

    11:27

  • 1119 Calculate Bond After Tax Cost to Issue

    22:31

  • 1120 Calculate Change in Cost of Debt After Tax Due to Reduced Tax Rates

    12:20

  • 1123 Cost of Preferred Stock Percent

    04:17

  • 1124 Calculate Preferred Stock Current Yield

    03:31

  • 1125 Financing Debt vs Preferred Stock

    11:12

  • 1126 Financing Common Stock Prob 1

    09:59

  • 1127 Financing Common Stock Prob 2

    18:55

7

Lectures |

01:14:03

  • 1205 Capital Budgeting Decision Overview

    16:33

  • 1210 Payback Period

    11:34

  • 1215 Net Present Value (NPV)

    08:37

  • 1220 Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

    06:39

  • 1225 Project Selection Process

    07:09

  • 1230 Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR)

    15:03

  • 1235 Fixed Asset Replacement Decision

    08:28

26

Lectures |

05:57:23

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1211 Cash Flow Calculation

    07:21

  • 1213 Cash Flow Impact of Depreciation Due to Taxes

    05:49

  • 1214 Cash Flow Impact of Tax Rate Change

    06:00

  • 1216 Payback Period

    19:14

  • 1217 Payback Period Comparing Projects of Different Length

    12:05

  • 1219 Payback Period Time Value of Money Limitation

    12:21

  • 1220 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Payback Period

    17:21

  • 1221 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Problem 1

    12:08

  • 1222 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Problem 2

    10:56

  • 1223 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Uneven Future Inflows

    09:34

  • 1224 Net Present Value (NPV) With Negative Future Outflow

    08:48

  • 1225 Net Present Value (NPV) With Closing Cost

    09:07

  • 1226 Net Present Value (NPV) Delayed Payments

    09:11

  • 1227 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Prob. 1

    14:10

  • 1228 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Prob. 2

    14:50

  • 1229 Profitability Index

    14:33

  • 1230 Capital Budgeting with Reinvestment Rate Assumption

    13:57

  • 1231 Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR)

    13:39

  • 1234 Net Present Value Changing Discount Rate

    14:05

  • 1235 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value Prob. 1

    22:21

  • 1237 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value Prob. 2

    21:40

  • 1238 5 Year MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    21:41

  • 1239 7 MACRS Depreciation, 10 Year Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    25:05

  • 1240 Land & 5 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    23:11

  • 1241 Sales of Depreciated Assets & Tax Impact

    18:15

27

Lectures |

06:59:59

  • 1211 Cash Flow Calculation

    07:46

  • 1213 Cash Flow Impact of Depreciation Due to Taxes

    05:33

  • 1214 Cash Flow Impact of Tax Rate Change

    05:33

  • 1216 Payback Period

    17:42

  • 1217 Payback Period Comparing Projects of Different Length

    14:15

  • 1219 Payback Period Time Value of Money Limitation

    15:42

  • 1220 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Payback Period

    20:55

  • 1221 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Problem 1

    16:06

  • 1222 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Problem 2

    12:50

  • 1223 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Uneven Future Inflows

    11:25

  • 1224 Net Present Value (NPV) With Negative Future Outflow

    09:54

  • 1225 Net Present Value (NPV) With Closing Cost

    09:41

  • 1226 Net Present Value (NPV) Delayed Payments

    09:50

  • 1227 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Prob. 1

    15:00

  • 1228 Net Present Value (NPV) vs Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Prob. 2

    17:10

  • 1229 Profitability Index

    15:37

  • 1230 Capital Budgeting with Reinvestment Rate Assumption

    15:29

  • 1231 Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR)

    13:02

  • 1234 Net Present Value Changing Discount Rate

    14:13

  • 1235 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value Prob. 1

    23:51

  • 1237 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value Prob. 2

    18:54

  • 1238 6 Year MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    18:58

  • 1239 7 MACRS Depreciation, 10 Year Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    21:09

  • 1240 Land & 5 MACRS Depreciation, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    20:29

  • 1241 Sales of Depreciated Assets & Taxes Impact

    16:05

  • 1242 5 Year MACRS Depreciation, WACC, Cash Flow, & Net Present Value

    19:08

  • 1243 Buy New Fixed Asset or Keep Old Decision

    33:42

5

Lectures |

38:49

  • 1310 Capital Budget Risk Overview

    07:27

  • 1315 Measure of Risk

    12:19

  • 1320 Risk & Discount Rates

    06:21

  • 1325 Simulation Models

    05:12

  • 1330 Investment Impact on Portfolio

    07:30

12

Lectures |

02:25:41

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1300 Standard Deviation, Variance, & Coefficient of Variation

    22:06

  • 1312 Standard Deviation, Variance, & Coefficient of Variation

    15:38

  • 1313 Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation Prob. 2

    13:01

  • 1314 Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation Prob. 3

    11:56

  • 1316 Coefficient of Variation Three Investment Alternatives

    13:54

  • 1318 Coefficient of Variation & Investment Risk

    07:29

  • 1322 Coefficient of variation Two Project Alternatives

    11:06

  • 1326 Expected Value & Net Present Value Even Yearly Cash Flows

    12:47

  • 1328 Expected Value & Coefficient of Variation Investment Options

    11:31

  • 1329 Expected Value in Capital Budgeting Decision Uneven Payments

    08:32

  • 1331 Expected Value for Multiple Years & NPV

    17:40

10

Lectures |

02:17:57

  • 1300 Standard Deviation, Variance, & Coefficient of Variation

    25:33

  • 1312 Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation Prob. 1

    14:47

  • 1313 Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation Prob. 2

    13:51

  • 1314 Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation Prob. 3

    12:47

  • 1316 Coefficient of Variation Three Investment Alternatives

    16:12

  • 1318 Coefficient of Variation & Investment Risk

    06:04

  • 1322 Expected Value & Net Present Value Even Yearly cash Flows

    11:19

  • 1328 Expected Value & Coefficient of Variation Investment Options

    13:04

  • 1329 Expected Value in Capital Budgeting Decision Uneven Payments

    07:33

  • 1331 Expected Value for Multiple Years & NPV

    16:47

6

Lectures |

53:11

  • 1405 Capital Markets Overview

    07:33

  • 1410 Government Securities

    02:27

  • 1415 Corporate Securities

    06:10

  • 1420 Exchanges

    09:06

  • 1425 Market Efficiency

    11:16

  • 1430 Security Markets Regulation

    16:39

3

Lectures |

28:38

  • 1505 Investment Banking Overview

    13:57

  • 1510 Pricing the Security and Dilution

    03:00

  • 1515 Public vs Private Financing

    11:41

6

Lectures |

58:30

  • 1610 Long Term Debt & Lease Financing Overview

    11:14

  • 1615 Bond Prices, Yields, & Ratings

    14:00

  • 1620 Bond Refunding Decision

    04:41

  • 1625 Other Forms of Bond Financing

    08:07

  • 1630 Debt Pros & Cons

    04:22

  • 1635 Leasing as a Form of Debt Financing

    16:06

14

Lectures |

02:24:38

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1611 Bond Coupon Rate, Current Yield, and Yield to Maturity

    15:35

  • 1614 Bond Coupon Rate, Current Yield, and Yield to Maturity Comparison

    19:53

  • 1616 Calculate Multiple Bond Value

    05:24

  • 1617 Debenture that is Callable Price Calculation

    06:11

  • 1618 Impact of Bond Rating Change on Bond Price

    07:33

  • 1621 Zero Coupon Rate Bond Price Calculation

    05:10

  • 1622 Zero Coupon Bond Effective Yield to Maturity

    10:23

  • 1624 Impact of Inflation on Borrowing

    18:09

  • 1625 Bond Purchase on Margin & Then Sold

    06:24

  • 1627 Bond Refunding Decision Prob. 1

    15:01

  • 1628 Bond Refunding Decision Prob. 2

    17:28

  • 1630 Capital Lease vs Operating Lease Determination

    09:05

  • 1631 Capital Lease vs Operating Lease Balance Sheet Impact

    08:21

14

Lectures |

02:54:07

  • 1611 Bond Coupon Rate, Current Yield, and Yield to Maturity

    28:34

  • 1614 Bond Coupon Rate, Current Yield, and Yield to Maturity Comparison

    24:43

  • 1616 Calculate Multiple Bond Value

    05:38

  • 1617 Debenture that is Callable Price Calculation

    05:42

  • 1618 Impact of Bond Rating Change on Bond Price

    06:21

  • 1621 Zero Coupon Rate Bond Price Calculations

    05:15

  • 1622 Zero Coupon bond Effective Yield to Maturity

    09:24

  • 1624 Impact of Inflation on Borrowing

    14:03

  • 1625 Bond Purchase on Margin & Then Sold

    07:19

  • 1627 Bond Refinancing Decision Prob 1

    19:37

  • 1628 Bond Refinancing Decision Prob 2

    16:44

  • 1630 Capital Lease vs Operating Lease Determination

    12:00

  • 1631 Capital Lease vs Operating Lease Balance Sheet Impact

    10:29

  • 1632 Size of Lease Payment Calculation

    08:18

5

Lectures |

58:27

  • 1710 Financing with Common Stock & Preferred Stock Overview

    17:15

  • 1715 Use of Rights in Financing Company

    10:14

  • 1716 Poison Pills

    07:20

  • 1720 American Depository Receipts (ADR)

    04:47

  • 1725 Preferred Stock Financing

    18:51

20

Lectures |

03:33:27

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1711 Residual Claims to Earnings

    05:09

  • 1712 Poison Pill

    05:42

  • 1713 Cumulative Voting Prob. 1

    17:31

  • 1714 Cumulative Voting Prob. 2

    15:24

  • 1715 Cumulative Voting Prob. 3

    13:44

  • 1716 Cumulative Voting How Many Directors Can We Elect

    13:33

  • 1718 Dissident Stockholder Group Cumulative Voting Multiple Scenarios

    25:17

  • 1721 Rights Offering Introduction Problem

    14:11

  • 1722 Rights Offering Rights Valuation Calculation

    07:15

  • 1723 Rights Offering - Shares that Could be Acquired Calculation

    06:10

  • 1724 Stock Rights Investing Scenario

    09:45

  • 1725 Rights Impact on Asset Position

    11:00

  • 1726 Rights Offering, EPS, & Price Earnings Ratio

    10:27

  • 1727 Investment Options Including Preferred Stock Tax Impact

    11:59

  • 1728 Preferred Dividends in Arrears

    06:38

  • 1729 Dividends in Arrears Paid Off Through Issuing Bonds

    10:22

  • 1730 Dividends in Arrears Paid Off Through Issuing Stock

    13:35

  • 1731 Preferred Stock Borrow & Invest Decision

    10:55

  • 1732 Preferred Stock Floating Rate

    04:49

19

Lectures |

03:51:12

  • 1711 Residual Claims to Earnings

    03:58

  • 1712 Poison Pill

    04:37

  • 1713 Cumulative Voting Prob. 1

    15:47

  • 1714 Cumulative Voting Prob. 2

    14:37

  • 1715 Cumulative Voting Prob. 3

    12:50

  • 1716 Cumulative Voting How Many Directors Can We Elect

    18:43

  • 1718 Dissident Stockholder Group Cumulative Voting Multiple Scenarios

    35:10

  • 1721 Rights Offering Introduction Problem

    11:18

  • 1722 Rights Offering Rights Valuation Calculation

    05:38

  • 1723 Rights Offering – Shares that Could be Acquired Calculation

    05:40

  • 1724 Stock Rights Investing Scenario

    13:05

  • 1725 Rights Impact on Asset Position

    12:37

  • 1726 Rights Offering, EPS, & Price Earnings Ratio

    12:27

  • 1727 Investment Options Including Preferred Stock Tax Impact

    16:58

  • 1728 Preferred Dividends in Arrears

    07:14

  • 1729 Dividends in Arrears Paid Off Though Issuing Bonds

    09:09

  • 1730 Dividends in Arrears Paid Off Through Issuing Stock

    13:49

  • 1731 Preferred Stock Borrow & Invest Decision

    12:29

  • 1732 Preferred Stock Floating Rate

    05:06

6

Lectures |

01:13:51

  • 1805 Dividend Policy

    17:22

  • 1810 Other Things That Impact Dividend Policy

    17:29

  • 1815 Dividend Payment Terms

    07:45

  • 1820 Stock Dividend

    12:37

  • 1825 Stock Split

    13:33

  • 1830 Repurchase of Stock & Dividend Reinvestment Plans

    05:05

19

Lectures |

03:14:50

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1813 Payout Ratio

    14:21

  • 1814 Payout Ratio, Dividends Per Share, Dividend Yield

    06:07

  • 1816 Retained Earnings & Dividend Limits

    12:29

  • 1817 Dividend Projection Life Cycle

    11:51

  • 1818 Stock Split & Stock Dividend

    15:27

  • 1819 Dividend Payout Policy Analysis

    11:02

  • 1820 Annual Dividend Yield, EPS, & Price Earnings Ratio

    07:46

  • 1821 Earnings Per Share, Dividends Per Share, & Dividend Yield

    08:23

  • 1822 Ex Dividend Stock Price

    03:00

  • 1823 Stock Dividend & Cash Dividend Impact on Equity Section

    14:28

  • 1825 Dividends vs Investment Analysis

    10:37

  • 1826 Dividend Policy Impact on Price or Stock Value

    07:01

  • 1827 Stock Split 3 for 1 and 2 for 1

    11:42

  • 1828 Stock Dividend Impact on Equity & Investor Value

    14:39

  • 1829 Stock Dividend & Impact on Investor Holdings

    13:04

  • 1830 Reverse Stock Split

    07:22

  • 1831 Stock Repurchase vs Cash Dividend

    07:36

  • 1832 Dividend Payment Policy

    17:54

18

Lectures |

03:33:18

  • 1813 Payout Ratio

    12:04

  • 1814 Payout Ratio, Dividends Per Share, Dividend Yield

    07:18

  • 1816 Retained Earnings & Dividend Limits

    09:57

  • 1817 Dividend Projection Life Cycle

    08:36

  • 1818 Stock Split & Stock Dividend

    19:34

  • 1819 Dividend Payout Policy Analysis

    12:34

  • 1820 Annual Dividend Yield, EPS, & Price Earnings Ratio

    07:19

  • 1821 Earnings Per Share, Dividends Per Share, & Dividend Yield

    08:58

  • 1822 Ex Dividend Stock Price

    03:18

  • 1823 Stock Dividend & Cash Dividend Impact on Equity Section

    15:55

  • 1825 Dividends vs Investment Analysis

    10:51

  • 1826 Dividend Policy on Price of Stock Valuation

    08:27

  • 1827 Stock Split 3 for 1 and 2 for 1

    14:27

  • 1828 Stock Dividend Impact on Equity & Investor Value

    16:09

  • 1829 Stock Dividend & Impact on Investor Holdings

    19:36

  • 1830 Reverse Stock Split

    09:11

  • 1831 Stock Repurchase vs Cash Dividend

    08:59

  • 1832 Dividend Payment Policy

    20:05

3

Lectures |

26:42

  • 1905 Convertible Securities

    13:11

  • 1910 Warrants

    07:49

  • 1915 Derivative Securities

    05:42

19

Lectures |

02:18:03

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1911 Warrants Intrinsic Value & Speculation Premium

    09:07

  • 1913 Warrants Break Even Price

    13:05

  • 1916 Convertible Bond Conversion Value & Conversion Premium

    06:59

  • 1917 Convertible Bond Price & Conversion Value

    07:50

  • 1919 Convertible Bond on Exchange

    04:27

  • 1920 Convertible Bond Pure Bond Value vs Market Price Prob. 1

    08:47

  • 1921 Convertible Bond Pure Bond Value vs Market Price Prob. 2

    09:20

  • 1922 Convertible Bond Change in Price & Conversion Premium

    08:34

  • 1923 Convertible Bond Crossover Point – Conversion Value Equals Pure Bond Value

    06:54

  • 1924 Convertible Bonds & Call Feature

    04:18

  • 1925 Convertible Bond Sale, Gain, & Rate of Return

    06:06

  • 1926 Warrant vs Stock Price % Increase

    06:55

  • 1927 Warrant Exercise & Rate of Return Calculations

    04:45

  • 1928 Exercise Warrant Gain vs Common Stock Gain

    08:33

  • 1929 Warrant Gain vs Stock Gain – Same Investment Amount

    07:31

  • 1930 Convertible Bonds & Diluted Earnings Per Share

    08:17

  • 1931 Convertible Bonds - Pure Bond value Impact vs Conversion Value Impact on Pr

    09:28

  • 1933 Convertible Bonds Pure Bond Value & Falling Stock Price

    07:06

18

Lectures |

02:43:53

  • 1911 Warrants Intrinsic Value & Speculation Premium

    10:21

  • 1913 Warrants Break Even Price

    14:34

  • 1916 Convertible Bond Conversion Value & Conversion Premium

    09:05

  • 1917 Convertible Bond Price & Conversion Value

    06:09

  • 1919 Convertible Bond on Exchange

    05:13

  • 1920 Convertible Bond Pure Bond Value vs Market Price Prob 1

    12:25

  • 1921 Convertible Bond Pure Bond Value vs Market Price Prob 2

    11:02

  • 1922 Convertible Bond Change in Price & Conversion Premium

    07:10

  • 1923 Convertible Bond Crossover Point – Conversion Value Equals Pure Bond Value

    11:33

  • 1924 Convertible Bonds & Call Feature

    03:05

  • 1925 Convertible Bond Sale, Gain, & Rate of Return

    07:32

  • 1926 Warrant vs Stock Price % Increase

    08:34

  • 1927 Warrant Exercise & Rate of Return Calculations

    05:34

  • 1928 Exercise Warrant Gain vs Common Stock Gain

    11:37

  • 1929 Warrant Gain vs Stock Gain – Same Investment Amount

    09:31

  • 1930 Convertible Bonds & Diluted Earnings Per Share

    09:39

  • 1931 Convertible Bonds Pure Bond Value Impact vs Conversion Value Impact on Pric

    12:04

  • 1933 Convertible Bonds Pure Bond Value & Falling Stock Price

    08:45

9

Lectures |

01:29:02

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 2010 Acquisition & Tax Carryover with Even Inflows

    08:03

  • 2012 Acquisition & Tax Carryover Spread Over Multiple Years

    08:56

  • 2013 Acquisition Uneven Returns Prob. 1

    19:26

  • 2014 Acquisition Uneven Returns Prob. 2

    17:41

  • 2015 Merger & Earnings Per Share

    06:36

  • 2020 Offer of Acquisition & Impact on Stock Price

    08:59

  • 2021 Acquisition & Coefficient of Variation

    06:28

  • 2022 Acquisition, Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation

    12:52

10

Lectures |

01:47:56

  • 2010 Acquisition & Tax Carryover with Even Inflows

    07:18

  • 2012 Acquisition & Tax Carryover Spread Over Multiple Years

    11:49

  • 2013 Acquisition Uneven Returns Prob. 1

    15:29

  • 2014 Acquisition Uneven Returns Prob. 2

    15:37

  • 2015 Merger & Earnings Per Share

    06:58

  • 2017 Acquisition & Earnings Per Share

    08:10

  • 2018 Acquisition in Two Steps

    06:14

  • 2019 Owner Sells Interest & Tax Obligations

    11:52

  • 2020 Offer of Acquisition & Impact on Stock Price

    09:51

  • 2022 Acquisition, Expected Value, Standard Deviation, & Coefficient of Variation

    14:38

4

Lectures |

01:16:53

  • 1110 Foreign Currency Exchange Rates

    20:47

  • 1120 Foreign Currency Transactions

    32:20

  • 1125 Forward Exchange Financial Instruments

    16:00

  • 1130 Forward Exchange Contracts

    07:46

6

Lectures |

01:58:52

  • OneNote Resource

    00:01

  • 1133 Purchases & Sales Involving Foreign Currency

    36:35

  • 1138 P2 Forward Contract to Hedge Commitment Agreement to Purchase

    24:29

  • 1138 P3 Forward Contract as a Cash Flow Hedge

    20:21

  • 1138 P4 Forward Contract for Speculative Purposes Only

    12:44

  • 1140 C4 Forward Exchange Contract for Speculation Only

    24:42

5

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01:46:30

  • 1133 Purchases & Sales Involving Foreign Currency

    27:13

  • 1138 P1 Forward Contract to Manage Foreign Currency Risk from Purchase

    19:24

  • 1138 P2 Forward Contract to Hedge Commitment Agreement to Purchase

    24:08

  • 1138 P3 Forward Contract as a Cash Flow Hedge

    20:33

  • 1138 P4 Forward Contract for Speculative Purposes Only

    15:12

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FAQs

Which certification is best for corporate finance? ›

What are the Top Finance Certifications?
  • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification.
  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certification.
  • Financial Modeling & Valuation Analyst (FMVA) certification.
  • Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation.
  • Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation.

Can you learn corporate finance on your own? ›

There are multiple ways you can learn about finance, including online courses, in-person classes, reading financial publications, self-teaching from finance books, and joining a network of financial professionals.

What are the best finance courses on udemy? ›

  • Technical Analysis (finance)
  • Accounting.
  • QuickBooks.
  • Financial Modeling.
  • Day Trading.
  • Bookkeeping.
  • Personal Finance.
  • Tax Preparation.

Is corporate finance a hard class? ›

Finance degrees are generally considered to be challenging. In a program like this, students gain exposure to new concepts, from financial lingo to mathematical problems, so there can be a learning curve.

Is corporate finance harder than accounting? ›

Generally speaking, people consider accounting majors to be more difficult to study and pass than finance majors. And there are a few different reasons for this. The content of accounting majors is, on average, much more technical than for finance majors, and this can make it more difficult.

Is corporate finance high paying? ›

As of Apr 30, 2024, the average annual pay for a Corporate Finance in the United States is $104,451 a year.

Is corporate finance a lot of math? ›

Math skills

Corporate finance uses, more than anything else, a lot of math. The majority of it is quite simple, but it's still math, so corporate finance is particularly ideal for those who are numerically inclined.

Is a CPA or CFA better for corporate finance? ›

CPAs' roles fall squarely under accounting, typically, though they can also work in finance. However, CFAs' roles are almost completely focused on financial analysis. Becoming a CPA offers significantly more flexibility.

Do you need a CFA for corporate finance? ›

There are many roles in corporate finance that a CFA helps prepare a candidate for, including research analysts, equity analysts, portfolio managers, chief financial officers, and corporate financial analysts.

Are Udemy courses recognized? ›

Do I receive anything after I complete a course? Is Udemy an accredited institution? Every approved, paid course features a certificate of completion to document your accomplishment. While Udemy is not an accredited institution, we offer skills-based courses taught by real-world experts in their field.

Are Udemy courses well recognized? ›

Are Udemy certificates recognized by employers? Udemy certificates are not accredited, but many employers recognize the value of online learning and are willing to consider Udemy certificates as evidence of skills and knowledge.

What is the toughest course in finance? ›

The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) program is widely regarded as one of the toughest courses in finance. It requires an immense amount of dedication to successfully complete and the pass rate is notoriously low, making it a highly sought-after certification in the finance world.

Is corporate finance a stressful job? ›

The median annual wage for business and financial occupations is $46,310 higher than the median annual wage for all occupations. Drawbacks of a career in finance can include high stress, long working hours, continuing education requirements, and, in some cases, limited job stability.

What are the three main areas of corporate finance? ›

What Are the 3 Main Areas of Corporate Finance? The main areas of corporate finance are capital budgeting (e.g., for investing in company projects), capital financing (deciding how to fund projects/operations), and working capital management (managing assets and liabilities to operate efficiently).

How do you break into corporate finance? ›

While there is no single path to enter into the field of corporate finance, previous experience is generally required. This is why many applicants will first begin by qualifying as an accountant, working in investment banking or equity research before transferring over.

Is the CFA worth it for corporate finance? ›

The CFA curriculum is broad and not particularly deep. For many specialized professions, such as corporate accounting or capital financing, a more specific degree or designation might be more useful. For many corporate finance jobs, you might be better off with a master's degree in finance.

Is CPA worth it for corporate finance? ›

The CPA is great if you want to rise up the finance department at a corporate business and ultimately become the CFO, or if you want to rise up the ranks at a public accounting firm. The CFA credential, by contrast, is great if you want to work at a bank and, in particular, in investment management or equity research.

Is CFA harder than CPA? ›

WHICH IS MORE DIFFICULT – CFA OR CPA? As clearly seen in the passing rates CFA is more difficult in comparison to CPA. On an average about 50% of the registered candidates clear CPA exam whereas about 7% of the candidates clear all the 3 levels of CFA.

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