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Corporate Finance Strategies

Quorum Training

Summary

Price
£654 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
Full-time
Qualification
No formal qualification

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Location

Address
9-10 Portland Pl, Marylebone
West London
London
W1B1PR
United Kingdom
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Overview

SPEAKER: FELIX KAUFMANN

Finance Directors and CFOs have various options to fund their business using a variety of debt and equity funding routes. This course will explain how companies are financed and how the financing mix between debt and equity impacts a company’s profitability, cost of capital, and return generated for investors as well as the risk associated with the various funding routes. The analysis will cover the different financing requirements in the various stages of a company’s lifecycle as well as for different financing needs (long-term versus short-term financing) and discuss which types of funding will likely be available to a company in any of these phases. The course will also introduce key corporate finance theories applied to determine the optimal capital structure and funding mix. Key funding products will be discussed, including commercial paper, corporate bonds, term loans, revolving credit facilities, preference shares and common equity. Finally, the course will outline key conflicts of interest between different investor groups and ways to minimise and manage these. The learning will be supported by examples using a real company.

Description

CONTENT

  • Sources of financing (equity, debt, and hybrid instruments)
  • Leverage and investor returns (return on equity vs return on capital)
  • Management considerations when determining funding
  • Optimum capital structure
  • Real world capital structure drivers: company life cycle, pecking order theory
  • Key credit analysis concepts from a financial and structural perspective
  • Credit risk mitigation techniques for lenders

Who is this course for?

Anyone working in finance or with an interest in financial statement analysis from a credit or shareholder value perspective.

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