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02-25-2013, 11:40 PM
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[GET] Aswath Damodaran - Corporate Finance (NYU MBA Course WEBCAST)
Quote:Name Product: Aswath Damodaran - Corporate Finance (NYU MBA Course WEBCAST) What is corporate finance? Every decision that a business makes has financial implications, and any decision which affects the finances of a business is a corporate finance decision. Defined broadly, everything that a business does fits under the rubric of corporate finance. Course objectives To give you the capacity to understand the theory and apply, in real world situations, the techniques that have been developed in corporate finance. Motto for class: If it cannot be applied, who cares?. To give you the big picture of corporate finance so that you can understand how things fit together. Motto for class: You can forget the details, but donĂ' miss the story. To show you that corporate finance is fun. Motto for class: Are we having fun yet? Lecture 1: This is corporate finance! Overview of class Lecture 2: The objective in Corporate Finance Maximize value, stockholder wealth and stock price Making the world safe for stock price maximization What can go wrong? Acquisitions and corporate governance The Bondholder-stockholder conflict Markets and Information Social costs Lecture 3: Acquisitions and corporate governance The Bondholder-stockholder conflict Markets and Information Social costs Lecture 4: Market prices fail: What's next? - Alternative corporate governance systems - A different objective - Stock price maximization with limits The right objective Defining risk Lecture 5: Firm Specific and Market Risk The "marginal investor" To the CAPM and beyond.. Inputs to the CAPM: The riskfree rate Lecture 6: Sovereign Default Spreads: What, why and how? Equity Risk Premium - Determinants - Estimation Approaches Lecture 7: Picking an equity risk premium Beta - The standard regression - Jensen's alpha - R squared Lecture 8: More thoughts on regression betas Determinants of betas - Discretionary products and services - Fixed cost structure - Financial leverage Lecture 9: Bottom up Betas - Rationale - Process for estimating bottom up betas Lecture 10: Betas and costs of equity for private businesses Lecture 11: Definiing debt The cost of debt Leases as debt Weights for cost of capital Lecture 12: The Investment Principle - Time weighted, incremental cash flow returns - What is a project? - Axccounting returns Lecture 13: From earnings to cash flows - The effect of depreciation - Maintaenance cap ex - Working capital From cash flow ot incremental cash flow - Sunk costs - Allocated expemses From incremental to time weighted cash flows - NPV versus IRR Lecture 14: Monte Carlo Simulations Equity Analysis - ROE - Cash flows to equity and NPV Valuing an acquistion target NPV vs IRR Lecture 15: NPV vs IRR: Reinvestment assumptions Side costs and benefits - Opportunitiy costs - Cost of excess capacity Lecture 16: Discussion of Apple iTV case Synergies in projects Options in projects Analyzing an existing project Lecture 17: The Financing Decisions - What is debt? - The Life Cycle view of Financing - The trade off on debt: Pluses and Minuses - The Miller Modigliani Theorem Lecture 18: The financing heirarchy The cost of capital approach to optimizing debt ratios Lecture 19: More on the cost of capital approach The follow up to the optimal - Why? - What if something goes wrong? - What if you invest, instead of buying back stock The enhanced cost of captial approach Lecture 20: Determinants of optimal debt ratio: Cost of capital approach APV approach Relative Analysis Actual vs Optimal: Follow up steps Lecture 21: The right debt for your firm Approaches to finding the right debt - Intuitive Analysis - Project financing - Macroeconomic regressions Lecture 22: The Dividend Principle - Descriptive facts - Three schools of though on dividends Lecture 23: Three good reasons for paying dividends A framework for assessing dividend policy Lecture 24: Dividends and FCFE How much cash is too much cash? A framework for assessing dividend policy First steps in valuation Lecture 25: Inputs to DCF valuation - Cash flows - Discount rates - Growth rates - Terminal value Lecture 26: The Grand Finale - A final review - Wrapping it all up (to go) DOWNLOAD
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11-14-2024, 10:17 AM
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RE: [GET] Aswath Damodaran - Corporate Finance (NYU MBA Course WEBCAST)
Reupload please.
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