What you will study in Finance
Finance requires careful handling of time, risk and uncertainty. Understand the assumptions in a valuation or investment model before relying on any computed number.
Core subject areas
- Corporate finance, capital budgeting and valuation
- Financial markets, risk and portfolio concepts
- Financial statement analysis and working capital
- Forecasting, discounting and financial modelling
Practical learning exercises
Practice works best when you first understand the relevant concepts, attempt your own response and then check your reasoning. Here are two examples of learning activities rather than completed assessment responses:
- Build a simple discounted cash flow using clearly stated assumptions.
- Explain why changing a discount rate changes a valuation.
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