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BACKGROUND:
This course has the objective of reviewing the financial, control, and investment opportunities faced by rapidly growing companies in entrepreneurial settings. The main objective of study is to consider and select financing vehicles which are appropriate to securing the organizations' money requirements and to understand and analyze the issues in the institutional framework in which those decisions take place.
TEXTS:
1. Techniques of Financial Analysis, Helfert, 11th edition, Irwin, 2003.
2. APS Binder (Selected Cases) - available at Luvalle Commons bookstore.
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL:
1. The Art of Case Analysis, Robert Ronstadt, is a suggested reading.
2. Corporate Financial Analysis, 7th edition, Diana Harrington, Irwin, 2004.
3. Prospecti from and articles about current financings will also be used as supplementary case assignments.
ORGANIZATION:
The classroom work will be based upon case materials. Initial classes will consider cases emphasizing various sources of financing, including short and long-term debt, subordinated capital, and equity. Public and private financing, on and off balance sheet capital, and tax oriented financing will also be included. Later and final cases will emphasize the selection and trade-offs of financing vehicles with company progress and market conditions. Analysis of different institutional regimes and the reasons for particular anomalies in pricing and availability in the financing of small and growing enterprises will be considered against views of markets and corporate finance.
REQUIREMENTS:
Students will be expected to analyze cases for classroom presentation and discussion. Each class will consider the assigned materials with four questions in mind:
1. How can the company be financed?
2. What is the...
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