Course Description

Corporate finance is at the heart of all strategic and investment decisions made by organizations. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles, tools, and techniques used in managing a corporation’s financial resources. It covers core areas such as capital budgeting, cost of capital, capital structure, dividend policies, risk analysis, and working capital management. Participants will explore the decision-making processes used by financial managers to maximize firm value, support sustainable growth, and manage financial risks. The course blends theoretical concepts with real-world applications to enhance strategic financial thinking.

Course Goal

To develop participants’ ability to apply corporate finance principles and analytical tools to strategic financial decision-making within an organization.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamental concepts and objectives of corporate finance.
• Evaluate investment opportunities using capital budgeting techniques.
• Determine the appropriate cost of capital and its components.
• Analyze the effects of capital structure decisions on firm value.
• Understand dividend policy theories and their impact on shareholder wealth.
• Manage short-term financial resources and working capital efficiently.
• Assess financial risk and apply risk management strategies.
• Integrate financial information into strategic planning and business valuation.

Who Can Benefit

• Finance Managers and Financial Controllers
• Corporate Planners and Strategic Managers
• Investment and Treasury Officers
• Business Analysts and Consultants
• Accountants and Auditors
• Senior Executives involved in financial decision-making