This corporate finance course provides a structured introduction to the essential concepts of financial management and business analysis. It begins with a general overview of finance and gradually builds into key topics such as operating cash flows, net capital spending, and net working capital. The course explains how businesses calculate and manage cash flows, which are critical for evaluating company performance and financial health. It also covers important financial calculations including tax rates, helping learners understand the difference between average and marginal taxation. In addition, the course includes a detailed explanation of financial ratios, with practical examples to show how they are used to analyze business performance and efficiency. Learners will also study how companies maximize shareholder value and make financial decisions that increase business growth. The course introduces financial statement projection, also known as pro forma statements, which are used to forecast future financial performance. By the end of this course, learners will understand how to interpret financial data, analyze company performance, and apply core corporate finance principles to real-world business situations. This makes it suitable for students and beginners who want to build a strong foundation in finance and business decision-making.
