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BITSoM 2 Year Flagship MBA Program Course Outline Course Title: Finance for Global Corporations Faculty: Milind Shrikhande Dates: Nov 30 – Dec 14, 2022 Course Objectives: This course is designed as an introductory course in the financial management of global, nonfinancial corporations and the role of interest-rates and capital-markets in the economy. Topics include the structure and analysis of financial statements, time value of money (using financial calculators), stock and bond valuation, valuation of income-producing assets, the cost of capital and the profitability of proposed investments in fixed assets, risk-return tradeoffs that must be considered in using financial leverage, and methods used in obtaining funds from various capital markets. Learning Goals: Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to: -Create and analyze financial statements -Perform time value of money calculations -Value and describe stocks and bonds -Ev aluate global capital budgeting projects -Assess cost of capital for global firms Required Readings: Fundamentals of Corporate Finance 12 th Edition By Stephen Ross and Randolph Westerfield and Bradford Jordan ISBN10: 1259918955; ISBN13: 9781259918957; Copyright: 2019 Assignment Schedule: Individual and Group assignments x 4 (35%): Group: Problem Sets 1-4 (5 x 4 = 20 points); Individual: (15 points) Class Participation and Peer Evaluation (15%): Q&A, Breakout Summaries, Participation: (10 points); Peer evaluation: (5 points) In class final examination (50%) (14 th December) The overall assessment during the course will be based on both individual and group assignments. Active engagement in both individual and group assignments is essential for successful leaning in this corporate finance course.

The following session schedule is tentative and adjustments for fine tuning to better learning and assimilation may be necessary. Flexibility and agility are essential in getting the best out of this course over the two week period that we will be meeting in class on a daily basis. Session Schedule: Session 1 – NOV30 (WED) Introduction to Corporate finance Financial Statements, Taxes and Cash flow Readings: Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 Group Assignment Problem Set 1 Session 2 – DEC01 (THU) Working with Financial statements Exercise: Short HBS Caselet Readings: Chapter 3 Group Assignment Problem Set 2 Session 3 – DEC02 (FRI) Introduction to Valuation: The Time Value of Money Exercise: Valuing the MBA program Readings: Chapter 5; Problem Set-1 Due – on Saturday Dec. 03 Session 4 – DEC05 (MON) Discounted Cash Flow Valuation Readings: Chapter 6 Group Assignment Problem Set 3; Individual-1 Assignment Due Session 5 – DEC06 (TUE) Problem Solving Session Interest Rates and Bond Valuation Readings: Chapter 7; Problem Set-2 Due Session 6 – DEC07 (WED) Stock Valuation Dividends Case: Reliance Industries Readings: Chapter 8; Individual-2 Assignment Due Session 7 – DEC08 (THU) Net Present Value

Other Investment Criteria Readings: Chapter 9; Problem Set-3 Due Session 8 – DEC09 (FRI) Making Capital Investment Decisions Readings: Chapter 10 Group Assignment Problem Set 4 Session 9 – DEC12 (MON) Risk, Return and CAPM The Cost of Capital; Problem Set-4 Due Readings: Chapter 13 and Chapter 14 Session 10 – DEC13 (TUE) Problem Solving Session International Corporate Finance Overview of the course Readings: Chapter 21; Final Examination DEC14 2022 Case Materials for Course: 1. The Case of Unidentified Industries – 2018; HBS Case 2. Merck & Company – Evaluating a Drug Licensing Opportunity [HBS Case] 3. The Relevance of Reliance Industries’ Dividend Policy to Shareholders’ Value

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