This course addresses more advanced topics in corporate financial management. It primarily relies on the case method of analysis, and may be supplemented by mini-lectures. Topics covered may include corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, risk management, project finance, dividend policy, financial distress, and real options. At the discretion of the instructor, recent advances in the theoretical and empirical finance literature may be discussed. (While Valuation and Analysis is not required, it is highly recommended as a prequel course.) Prerequisite: Finance Theory and Practice.
