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School: Albers School of Business and Economics
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Fixed Income Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of the valuation and risk management concepts in the fixed income markets. A variety of fixed income securities will be discussed. These include pure discount bonds, coupon bonds, callable bonds and home mortgages. Interest rate derivatives (e.g. forwards and futures on fixed income securities, bond options, caps and floors) w...
 

Valuing Tangible Assets
Course Format: Classroom
Extends traditional asset valuation techniques to incorporate the value of flexibility and account for the sequential nature of much decision-making. Especially useful for new product development, R&D activity, patents, and other intangible assets and for valuing emerging, high growth, and/or high technology companies.
 

Portfolio Management
Course Format: Classroom
Course emphasizes portfolio construction rather than security selection. Topics include setting portfolio objectives and constraints for individual and institutional investors, efficient diversification, asset allocation, portfolio insurance, international diversification, performance measurement, and attribution.
 

Entrepreneurial Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Course examines financing options available to an entrepreneurial venture as well as the financial management of the small business. Financing sources follow the life cycle of the business from start-up through angel investors, venture capital, bank lending, leasing, asset based lending, and franchising to the IPO. Focus is on methods of valuation used in entrepreneurial finance.
 

Corporate Investment Decisions
Course Format: Classroom
Focus on the process of capital budgeting: the decision area of financial management that establishes criteria for investing resources in long-term projects. The decisions made regarding the acquisition, maintenance, or abandonment of capital assets plus certain financial decisions such as lease vs. buy are analyzed. Focus on the capital budgeting process under uncertainty and the connection wi...
 

Finance for International Business
Course Format: Classroom
Reviews theoretical concepts, practical techniques, institutions, and issues related to the management of financial aspects of international business. Includes topics such as globalization of trade and financial markets, exchange rates, currency exposures and hedging techniques, and valuation of cross-border investments.
 

Personal Financial Planning
Course Format: Classroom
Objective is to expose students to the various elements involved in formulating a comprehensive financial plan. Topics included will be personal investing, education planning, retirement planning, risk management, and consumer finance.
 

Master of Science in Finance
Course Format: Classroom
The MSF is for students who want an edge in the rapidly changing world of finance. Students develop critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and communications skills as well as learn how to assess the social and ethical implications of their decisions. The Master of Science in Finance at Albers is designed to develop your knowledge of corporate finance, investments, and financial instituti...
 

Corporate Financial Management
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents basic principles of corporate finance and develops tools for financial decisions and valuation in the presence of uncertainty, imperfect information, and conflicting incentives among stakeholders. A series of spreadsheet-based valuation exercises are used to develop firm values using basic financial data for local companies.
 

Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Concepts and principles underlying financial accounting, with emphasis on interpreting the content of published financial reports. Introduction and examination of the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, basic accounting model, accounting cycle, underlying assumptions, and conventions.
 

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