This course introduces the basic knowledge, theory, and techniques used in the practice of corporate finance. It covers a number of topics related to corporate investment and capital markets, including corporate financing decisions and capital structure decisions. It aims to help students learn to apply fundamental ideas of the theory of value and risks to problems in the area of corporate finance that reflect the complexities that the real- world entails. This course is taught with Aki Ito
The purpose of this course is to deepen students’ understanding of corporate finance by examining advanced theories, empirical evidence, and practical applications. Building upon the foundations of valuation, capital structure, and corporate governance, the course emphasizes analytical rigor and critical thinking in addressing complex financial decisions faced by firms. Students will engage with both academic research and real-world cases to develop the ability to evaluate strategic financial policies from multiple perspectives. The topic covers the financing decision makings throughout the life cycle of a corporation from startup financing, IPOs, M&A, and PE deals. this course is taught with Shinsuke iwasa