2021-2022 Catalog

 

FINC-530 Applied Managerial Finance

In this course, the student will study the discipline of financial management by calculating and interpreting capital budgeting methodologies, formulating and analyzing the required rate of return on capital, designing and managing the optimal capital structure for an organization, determine appropriate credit and payment terms, and create appropriate short-term financing and working capital strategies. Students will also model cash forecasting and evaluate company performance to its annual objectives. A biblical and ethical framework will be integrated throughout the course to help guide financial management decision-making. Application and implementation of course theories and concepts in an organizational setting will be addressed through embedded, experiential learning experiences and activities within the course. Prerequisite: FINC-510 or FINC-525

Credits

3

Notes

3
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