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FIN665Long-Term Financing & Capital Structure Theory

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU FIN665 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 5 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Graduate · 3 credits

This course is an application-oriented review of modern capital structure theories and long-term financing approaches. Students learn how to make value-maximizing capital structure and financing decisions as a manager. Students also are introduced to the analysis of capital structure and financial policy in the perspectives of investors, shareholders, debtors and other stakeholders using case method, and their implication on how a firm can maximize its value by making optimal capital structure and financing decisions. Topics include theories of capital structure decision, capital structure determinants, capital structure and cost of capital corporate strategy, sources of financing and financial markets, the financing of mergers and acquisitions and others.

Prerequisite Tree

  • FIN550Corporate Financial Management
    • MBA504Applied Business Statistics
    • MBA500Building Business Leaders
    • MBA502Economics for Business
      • MBA504Applied Business Statistics
    • MBA503Financial Reporting and Analysis

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