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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇCorporate Finance Fundamentals
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- Click to edit Master title styleCorporate Finance InstituteⓇLearning objectivesBy the end of this course, you will be able to:Corporate Finance InstituteⓇDiscuss the main capitalinvestment activities andvaluation techniquesExplain the process ofmergers and acquisitions,and key considerations forthe dealCompare debt financing withequity financing and explainthe optimal capital structureOutline the capital raisingprocessExplore various career pathsin corporate finance
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- IntroductionCorporate Finance InstituteⓇ
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇThe ultimate purpose of corporate finance is to maximize the value of a business throughplanning and implementing management resources while balancing risk and profitability.Capital Investments• Decide what projects /businesses to invest in• Earn the highest possiblerisk-adjusted returnCapital Financing• Determine how to fundcapital investments• Optimize the firm’scapital structureDividends & Returnof Capital• Decide how and whento return capital toinvestorsCorporate finance overview
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇContactsContactsInvestmentBanks“Sell side”Bonds or sharesCapitalCorporationsInstitutions$“Buy side”FundManager$$InvestorsPlayers in corporate finance – primary marketPublicaccountingfirms
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇInvestment bank Investment bankSales, tradingand researchSales, tradingand researchStockexchange/OTCWants to sellFund ManagerWants to buyFund ManagerPlayers in corporate finance – secondary market
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇRetail Institutional Public Private• High net worthindividuals• Mutual funds• Pension funds• Private equity firms• Venture capital firms• Seed / angel investors• Traded on stockexchanges• Owned andtraded by a fewprivate investorsCorporations$InvestorsTypes of participants
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇInitial publicoffering (IPO)Follow-onofferingPrivateplacementMergers &acquisitions(M&A)Leveragebuyout (LBO)DivestitureTypes of transactions
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- Capital InvestmentsCorporate Finance InstituteⓇ
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- Corporate Finance InstituteⓇAny investment for which the economic benefit is greater than one year.Opening a newfactoryEntering a newmarketAcquiring anotherbusinessResearch anddevelopment of newproductsWhat is a capital investment?
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