Finance for the Real World – Corporate Finance 101
Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
What you’ll learn
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Understand the Time Value of Money
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Understand and Calculate the Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return and Payback Period for Capital Budgeting
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Calculate the Time Value of Money using Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets or by hand
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Understand the 5 components of interest rates
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Calculate the Future Value and Present Value of cash flows
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Understand the difference between fixed and variable interest rates
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Understand the basics of Modern Portfolio Theory
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Understand the basics of the Efficient Market Hypothesis
Do you want to improve your financial literacy?
Do you want to understand the basic finance terms like Compounding Interest, Time Value of Money, Net Present Value and Modern Portfolio Theory?
Do you want a class where you do the problems with the professor?
This class is for you!
We will help you get a strong foundation for Compounding Interest, the Time Value of Money. We will create a loan amortization schedule together as well!
You will learn how to use Excel/Google Sheets to calculate the Net Present Value of capital projects.
I am a Chartered Financial Analyst and I have included course material from the CFA Level 1 Exam to help you understand what the test would be like.
I will be adding a section about Behavioral Finance and how to calculate how much you need for retirement using the Time Value of Money! Stay tuned!
Enjoy the course!
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn more about the basics of finance
- Anyone who wants to improve their financial literacy
- Anyone who wants to understand finance terms like Time Value of Money, Default Risk Premium, Net Present Value, Efficient Market Hypothesis and Modern Portfolio Theory
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Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
David Kolesnikow –
Great job! I really enjoyed it and this course is worth taking over and over, so I can be better when it comes to studying corporate finance.
S J Smith –
Please edit out your coughs and sniffles, it takes away from what would be otherwise a four star course. Also, less reliance on excel and more hand calculations, please.
Mahtab Soin –
Very good introductory course. Can be modified later to include a little more material about corporate finance or perhaps links to other useful resources such as YouTube videos or books. Thank you for this course 🙂
Sreya Mahipala –
This class is really worthy one. I should really say that because i am not from a Finance background but still I understood each bit of it!!
Mark Penkunas –
Very good course on the basic concepts of corporate finance. Algorithms are covered, as well. The lectures are given at a brisk pace. The student is advised to concentrate, listen carefully and review/repeat each lesson until full comprehension is achieved. The final test is very useful for a test/review of point covered in the course. Taking it until you can pass it 100% without reviewing past material yields its reward.
Chad Koester –
Great course! This had a solid covering of the basic concepts with simple but realistic examples so that you can really begin using the concepts right away. Thank you!
Naveen –
This is a short and practical course. The explanations are simple and to the point. I have just one comment, I think IRR and it’s applications can be explained in some more detail. While it is true that NPV is more used method but in certain situations such as stock buybacks etc. IRR is also used by some companies. Thanks!
Rakesh Patkar –
Well thought course. Covers the basics. Good for Beginners.
Osman Gani –
Rubbish lecturers. He moved so fast.
Sunny Kumar –
awesome experience. Loved it.