Financial Measures Of Value Added –

fin711

(3 credits)

This course explores and evaluates research on how businesses measure and could modify their measure of financial value in order to improve decision-making. Topics include treatment of non-traditional balance sheet items (e.g. knowledge capital); mergers and acquisitions; and how to predict success, conditions for successful joint ventures, marketplace valuation of equity, and small to mid-size business' access to contemporary capital markets.

Course Competencies

Develop leadership competence in financial management of an organization.
Evaluate the application of risk and risk management concepts to financial activities.
Employ statistical and other quantitative measures to management decision-making.
Implement strategies that work toward the goal of shareholder wealth maximization.
Develop research skills that support the comprehension, analysis, and evaluation of new events and circumstances in a global, fast-paced economic environment.

This graduate-level course is 8 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.

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Financial Measures Of Value Added –

fin711

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