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School: Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management
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Financial Economics II
Course Format: Classroom
This Mod 1 MSF course continues the study of corporate financial management and investments that we initiate in MGT 401. In this course we focus on the yield curve, the price behavior of risky securities, the Capital Asset Pricing Model, capital budgeting, and the investor’s portfolio optimization problem. We also examine several advanced topics including the Black-Scholes option pricing m...
 

Introduction to Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Studies the basic concepts and limitations of financial accounting. This course covers the financial reporting process, and the development, interpretation, and analysis of financial statements for external users, such as investors and creditors.
 

MS Finance (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
Today, financial analysis skills are valued more than ever. Firms across all industries demand knowledgeable, well-trained individuals with finely-tuned quantitative skills and expertise. The Vanderbilt Master of Science in Finance is a challenging, nine-month program designed specifically to meet the needs of today’s businesses. Taught by Owen’s world-class finance faculty, the rigorous c...
 

Accounting and Finance for Health Care Manangers
Course Format: Classroom
The course focuses on the unique attributes of financial management for health care organizations including the not-for-profit nature of many service providers as well as the unique characteristics of delivery channels and payor systems. This course utilizes real industry data to explore financial and accounting practices and controls through the eyes of the senior executives who use this infor...
 

Finance
Course Format: Classroom
An analysis of the basic problems in corporate financial management. The course is organized around the theme of asset valuation. Topics covered include stock and bond valuation, derivative pricing, capital budgeting, cost of capital, market efficiency, and company valuation. The price behavior of risky securities, bond valuation, the investor’s portfolio optimization problem and optimum p...
 

Managerial Finance III
Course Format: Classroom
the final course in a 3 couse sequence. The sequence focuses on theories of portfolio analysis and capital markets, including diversification in portfolio selection, random walk hypothesis, theories of efficient markets, determinants of security returns, and elements of corporate finance.
 

Managerial Finance II
Course Format: Classroom
- the second course in a 3 couse sequence. The sequence focuses on theories of portfolio analysis and capital markets, including diversification in portfolio selection, random walk hypothesis, theories of efficient markets, determinants of security returns, and elements of corporate finance.
 

Managerial Finance I
Course Format: Classroom
Examines the theories and practices of financial decision-making in terms of the underlying economic principles. Topics include capital budgeting decisions, financial structure and dividend policies, and other topics within the context of financial markets and risk/return trade-off.
 

Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on management’s use of accounting and financial reporting concepts. The first part of the course deals with accounting tools and techniques that contribute to organizational efficiency including standard costs, budgeting, product profitability analysis, and responsibility accounting. The second part of the course covers income measurement and asset valuation focusing on the impact ...
 

Health Care Finance & Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
This course was developed to focus on the unique aspects of financial management of health care organizations. The unique financial issues of the health care service organizations are due to the not-for-profit nature of many service providers. Another aspect of health care organization finance is that there are many unique "industries within the industry" that require specialized fina...
 

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