6000

Prerequisites: FINC 5131* and 3 hrs college-level statistics*. Examination and application of contemporary financial theory and analysis related to business finance. Cases and case readings in financial management, financial structure, obtaining and managing capital, issuing and placing securities and administering income.

This course meets special needs of students and/or the community. Approval of the graduate director is required prior to registration.

Prerequisite: ACCT 6601. This course introduces the concepts of financial management. The primary concerns are the responsibilities of a financial manager, and the investment (capital budgeting) and financing (capital structure) decisions of the business. The approach taken to understanding how to effectively make these decisions is the analysis of risk and return, and the creation of value through cash flow. A secondary objective is to develop an understanding of the capital markets and their participants, and to understand the role of financial products in the decision process.

*or approved undergraduate equivalent +students with an approved undergraduate equivalent should not enroll in this course

Prerequisites: Principles of Accounting I and Business Finance. The course offers an in-depth analysis of contemporary decision techniques related to business finance. Using cases and readings, the course examines in detail alternative financial policies and their impact on obtaining and applying capital for firm and shareholder value maximization.