BUS 620G - Financial Management

Explores the principles of financial management for non-financial corporations. Topics include financial planning and forecasting, principles of valuation, capital budgeting and investment under uncertainty, capital structure and the cost of capital, and the management of current assets and short-term financing. Case studies focus on using financial analysis for decision making. Completion of Financial Reporting and Analysis prior to enrollment is recommended. This course is not open to Business Administration BA/BS, Accounting BS, and Masters of Accounting majors.

Credits: 3
Note: This course is taught by the Truman Institute.