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BSAD 180
Managerial Finance
Grossman School of Business
Kevin C.H. Chiang, Ph.D.
Course Objective
The main theme of the course is capital budgeting. Thus, the course is developed based on the notion of the time value of money. Through this development, the course is also a survey of some of the major areas of modern finance: the role of a firm; the role of a manager (agent); the view of a firm being a stream of after-tax cash flows; asset valuation; cash flow estimation; financing methods; costs of capital being a function of systematic risk; and, the estimation of systematic risk in equilibrium.
Office Hours
I have an open-door policy. If you prefer to schedule an appointment or find it inconvenient to come by my office, I invite you to send me an e-mail.
Syllabus_A
Syllabus_B
Electronic Notes
Introduction
Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
Valuation: Bonds and Stocks
Net Present Value and Other Investment Rules
Return and Risk
The CAPM
Risk, Cost of Capital, and Capital Budgeting
Financial Statement Analysis and Financial Models
Making Capital Investment Decisions
VTBeer Pro Forma
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Old exam sample
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Answer Keys 1st Half
Answer Keys 2nd Half
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