OPTIONS AND CORPORATE FINANCE

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deal with international investment and financial decisions. It is relevant to a broad range of professions including corporate treasury management, corporate finance, international securities trading and investment management. The general emphasis is on the identif[r]

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(NPV -$4 Million)Buy the movierights to book?(Cost $1 Million)3Raider’s Takeover of TargetUsing Options: Computation• Observe that the Targets Future is equal tothe option’s strike, so the simplified BSequation may be usedT1C ≈ Sσ= $100,000,000 * 0.20 *= $7.98 million2π2π• The NPV of the inve[r]

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We examine the impact of bank supervision on the financing obstacles faced by almost 5,000
corporations across 49 countries. We find that firms in countries with strong official supervisory
agencies that directly monitor banks tend to face greater financing obstacles. Moreover, powerful
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MFIN6210: Takeovers, Restructuring & Corporate Governance Page- 10 10. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS Ronan Powell Ronan Powell received his PhD in Finance from the University of Essex, in the UK. Prior to taking up a position at UNSW in 2001, he lectured in Finance at the Queen[r]

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MFIN6210: Takeovers, Restructuring & Corporate Governance Page- 10 10. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS Ronan Powell Ronan Powell received his PhD in Finance from the University of Essex, in the UK. Prior to taking up a position at UNSW in 2001, he lectured in Finance at the Queen[r]

Strength. Performance. Passion.© 2014 Holcim LtdRoadshow Mexico City on 7 – 8 May 2014 IFZ - MAS Corporate Finance 20_10 – FundingDecember 7, 2012, 14.10 – 17.50Thomas Aebischer – Holcim Group CFO and Member of the Executive CommitteeUrs Birri – CFO Holcim MéxicoThomas Rüeger –[r]

MSc IN CORPORATE FINANCEIn partnership withCore Modules13International Finance & Risk ManagementInternational corporations need to identify and manage various risks, where market risk, credit risk and currency risk are prominent. An international corporate[r]

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magazines such as The Economist and Business Week also provide good applications of what youwill learn in the class.Chinese Journal: 三大证券报等Recommended End-of-chapter ProblemsI encourage you to work through the problems. Please note that these problems will typically not bediscussed in c[r]

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excessive risk by means of pricing options. However, this formula containedfinancially unrealistic assumptions, such as the existence of negative valuesfor stock prices and a zero interest rate (Stix, 1998). His paper was shelvedand went unnoticed for decades. It wasn’t until 1955 that[r]

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1. Foundations.
2. Financial Background: A Review of Accounting, Financial Statements, and Taxes.
3. Cash Flows and Financial Analysis.
4. Financial Planning.
5. The Financial System, Corporate Governance, and Interest.
Part II: DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW AND THE VALUE OF SECURITIES.
6. Time Value o[r]