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Course Outline Course: Financial Management I Instructor: Amit Parakh

This course provides an introduction to financial management concepts for managers of all functions. It is designed to help students evaluate business decisions from a financial value perspective. The course will cover topics such as present value, bond and stock valuation, net present value, internal rate of return, cash flow measurement, risk and return, capital budgeting, and capital structure. Students will be evaluated through two quizzes, each worth 25% of the grade, as well as a final exam worth 50% of the grade.

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Course Outline Course: Financial Management I Instructor: Amit Parakh

This course provides an introduction to financial management concepts for managers of all functions. It is designed to help students evaluate business decisions from a financial value perspective. The course will cover topics such as present value, bond and stock valuation, net present value, internal rate of return, cash flow measurement, risk and return, capital budgeting, and capital structure. Students will be evaluated through two quizzes, each worth 25% of the grade, as well as a final exam worth 50% of the grade.

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COURSE OUTLINE

COURSE: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT I

INSTRUCTOR: AMIT PARAKH

Introduction

This course is designed on the premise that every managerial decision-


irrespective of the functional domain from which it originates- has an impact, either very
directly or indirectly, on the financial position, and thus the value, of a firm. The impact
could be in the form of changes in revenue stream, cost structure, investment mix, risk
profile, growth prospects, or strategic direction of the firm. Extending this argument,
every manager would, perforce, have to possess a good understanding of basic financial
analysis and management.

This course is therefore designed to equip you with the concepts, tools, techniques
and terminology that will help you evaluate business decisions from a (financial) value
perspective, irrespective of the functional domain you choose to make a career in; it is not
a course designed to cater solely to the needs of those intending to specialize in finance.

Session-wise Plan

Session Topic Chapter of Text

1&2 Introduction to the concept of Present Value Chapter 1, 2, 3


3 Valuation of Bonds and Stocks Chapter 4
4 NPV versus IRR Chapter 5
5 Measuring Cash Flows. Chapter 6, 11
6 Risk and Return Chapter 7
7 Risk and Return Chapters 8
8 Capital Budgeting & Risk Chapter 9
9&10 Payout Policy and Capital Structure Chapter 16, 17

Evaluation
2 Quizzes (After 5th and 10th sessions) 50%
End Term 50%

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