MBA 622 - Strategic Financial Decisions

3 credits

An analysis of financial problems of business concerns using lectures, case studies, and outside readings. Topics of strategic significance include determination of capital needs, the cost of capital, analysis of financial statements, capital budgeting decisions, leasing analysis, dividends policy, and return and risk analysis. Materials from other functional areas will also be integrated in the course through analysis of selected case studies, the use of outside guest speakers, and/or the use of faculty from other business areas. The cases will in addition to the functional areas, cover topics on computer based financial modeling, corporate governance, ethics, and globalization.

Prerequisites
610 and 612 or consent of the M.B.A. director.

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