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Financial Management (II)

Course Description: Financial Management (II) is an advanced course that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of corporate finance theories and practices. The course begins with a study of corporate governance frameworks and their role in shaping sound financial decisions. Students will explore capital budgeting techniques and project valuation methods, underpinned by a thorough understanding of the cost of capital and its implications for investment and financing decisions. The course also analyzes financial leverage, capital structure theories, and the relationship between financing choices and the required rate of return. Students will also examine dividend policy and share repurchase strategies as key mechanisms for distributing value to shareholders. Additionally, the course works to develop students' proficiency in managing working capital and analyzing financial statements to assess a company's performance and financial health. Furthermore, the course covers approaches to business and equity valuation, identifying and evaluating financial options, and concludes with a study of mergers and acquisitions as a strategic tool in corporate finance.

Credit hours: 3

Objectives of the course :

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
Explain the role of corporate governance in directing a company's financial decisions and protecting the interests of its stakeholders.
Evaluating capital budgeting methods and their application in assessing projects and investment decisions.
Calculate and interpret the cost of capital, and analyze financial leverage metrics and their impact on company risk and profitability.
Analyze theories of capital structure and required rate of return, and evaluate dividend policy and share repurchase strategies.
* Develop effective working capital management strategies and apply financial statement analysis methods to assess company performance.
Applying facility and equity valuation models, identifying and evaluating financial options, and assessing mergers and acquisitions as strategic corporate finance decisions.

Course outputs :

Knowledge and understanding:
Differentiates between advanced financial management concepts, such as corporate governance principles, cost of capital, leverage measures, and capital structure theories, including the required rate of return and capital structure propositions.
Discusses issues related to advanced financial management principles concerning dividend distribution policy and share repurchase strategies, valuation of firms and equity, financial statement analysis, and mergers and acquisitions.
Evaluates capital budgeting decisions and project appraisal, identifies and evaluates financing options, and manages working capital using advanced financial management theories and methods.
2) Skills:
Applies problem-solving and critical thinking skills to develop innovative solutions for complex and advanced financial problems, supporting effective decision-making.
Critically evaluates research in financial management.
Communicates information and findings of advanced financial management verbally.
3) Values, Responsibility, and Autonomy:
Analyzes professional and ethical standards for resolving dilemmas or challenges in financial management.

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Last updated: 2026-04-26