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FIN B862F

Course Guide
TREASURY AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

FIN B862F

Course Guide

TREASURY AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Course Start Date
Aut 2024
Course Level
Postgraduate
Length in Terms
1 term
Credits
5
Language
English
Fees ($) (including lab fees)
Future Terms
Quota and Schedule
Course Start Date
Course LevelLength in TermsCredits
Language
Fees ($) (including lab fees)
Future Terms
Aut 2024
Postgraduate1 term5
English

Course Coordinator:

Chan Kin-wai, BSc (CompSc) (CUHK), MPA (PolyU of HK); FCA; FCPA; FCCA

Excluded Combinations

FIN B814; FIN B814F; FIN B833C; FIN B833CF; FIN B833CW; FIN B862; FIN B862CW; FIN B883

Courses Not Allowed to be Taken Again

FIN B862

Aims

This course aims to prepare learners to apply essential tools and key concepts to evaluate the financial policies of a corporation. It equips learners with the skills necessary to make rational financial decisions.

Contents

The course covers the following topics:

  • Overview of corporate finance
  • Investment decisions: capital budgeting
  • Cost of capital and capital structure of a firm
  • Corporate financing decisions
  • Other topics in corporate finance

Contact hours

A total of 33 contact hours across one term, consisting of six three-hour lectures and five three-hour tutorial classes.

Assessment

The continuous assessment portion of the course accounts for 40% of the total course score, which consists of two written assignments (30%) and class participation (10%). The final examination accounts for the remaining 60% of the total course score. Students are required to submit written assignments via the Online Learning Environment (OLE).

Set book(s)

Ross, S A, Westerfield, R W, Jaffe, J and Jordan, B D, (2022) Corporate Finance, 13th edn, McGraw-Hill.

Course Coordinator: Poon Hing Chuen, BSc (Hons), MBA (HKBU); MCF (PolyU of HK); MPA (SCU, Aust.)

Aims
This course aims to prepare learners to apply essential tools and key concepts to evaluate the financial policies of a corporation. It equips learners with the skills necessary to make rational financial decisions.

Contents
The course covers the following topics:

  • Overview of corporate finance
  • Investment decisions: capital budgeting
  • Cost of capital and capital structure of a firm
  • Corporate financing decisions
  • Other topics in corporate finance

Contact hours
A total of 33 contact hours across one term, consisting of six three-hour lectures and five three-hour tutorial classes.

Assessment
The continuous assessment portion of the course accounts for 40% of the total course score, which consists of two written assignments (30%) and class participation (10%). The final examination accounts for the remaining 60% of the total course score. Students are required to submit written assignments via the Online Learning Environment (OLE).

Set book(s)
Ross, S A, Westerfield, R W, Jaffe, J and Jordan, B D, (2022) Corporate Finance, 13th edn, McGraw-Hill.