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This document provides an overview of the Finance 254 course on corporate financial management. The first day agenda covers an administrative overview, the role of financial managers and goals of firms. Required materials include the textbook and financial calculator. Exam dates are provided. The document outlines different forms of business organizations like sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations. It also summarizes key concepts like the role of financial managers is to raise cash for investments and maximize shareholder wealth.

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Welcome to Finance 254 Introduction to Corporate Financial Management
The First Day Agenda Course Administrative Overview Top 10 List What is corporate finance and the role of the financial manager. The goal of the firm Careers in Finance Different forms of Business Organizations. (Discussion section this week.)
Required Class Materials Textbook: Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, 4th Edition by Brealey, Myers & Marcus and GradeSummit packaged with the book. Finance 254 Syllabus Book Texas Instruments BAII Plus financial calculator Optional: Study Guide for Fundamentals of Corporate Finance.
Important Internet Addresses Course Website: http://www.business.uiuc.edu/~mdyer /fin254.htm Syllabus and Announcements Powerpoint Lecture Note files on Course Schedule and Lecture Notes Page. Links to Internet Class Assignments (Assignments page) Textbook Website: http://www.mhhe.com/bmm4e Select Student Edition from Online Learning Center box.
Contacting Prof. Dyer Office: 328J DKH Telephone: 244-7807 Office Hours: 3-4:30 Monday & Wednesday 1-3 Thursday e-mail: dyer1@uiuc.edu
The Nitty Gritty Grade Breakdown (500 total points) 400 points from four 90-minute exams: 100 points each (with optional final) 25 multiple choice questions worth 4 points each roughly half conceptual questions (no calculations) and half problems. 100 points from best 10 out of 12 GradeSummit internet assignments. Due dates (9 PM almost every Sunday) and link to GradeSummit Assignments posted on Assignments Page of course website Each assignment has 10 multiple choice questions. You will have up to 3 attempts at a given assignment (multiple versions of each assignment), only your best score counts. 3 hour time limit per session. GradeSummit logon details and procedures discussed in detail during this weeks discussion section.
Exam Dates Exam 1: Monday, Sept. 22 (Chapters 1-4) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 2: Monday, Oct. 20 (Chapters 5-8) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 3: Monday, Nov. 10 (Chapters 10-13) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 4: Monday, Dec. 8 (Chapters 15-18) Optional final exam dates: (The optional final is comprehensive and can be used to replace an exam that you missed or we count your best 4 exam scores if you take all 5 exams.) Monday, Dec. 15: 9-10:30 am Thursday, Dec. 18: 1:30-3 pm
Miscellaneous Items Textbook problems assigned in syllabus will not be graded, but you are responsible for knowing how to do them. Solutions to all assigned textbook problems are in the back of syllabus. Helpful textbook items: online chapter objectives and questions at textbook website.
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What is Corporate Finance? The Balance Sheet
What is Corporate Finance? In the simplest sense: involves what assets a company should invest in and how to raise cash to finance these investments in order to maintain and maximize economic value. Where does a company get cash to run and finance its business? (Details in Chapter 2)
The Role of The Financial Manager Capital Budgeting (Investment) Decision Buy real assets that are worth more than they cost
The Role of The Financial Manager Capital Budgeting Tangible Assets Euro Disney @ $2 billion Nontangible Assets Gillettes Mach3 Razor @ $300 million
The Role of the Financial Manager The Financing Decision: how to raise the money (long-term capital) that is invested in new assets Financing Options: Debt: bank loans, debt securities (bonds) Equity: retaining company earnings, sell new stock. Heres how this whole corporate finance process works:
Financial Manager Firm's operations Investors (1) Cash raised from investors (1) (2) Cash invested in firm (2) (3) Cash generated by operations (3) (4a) Cash reinvested (4a) (4b) Cash returned to investors (4b) The Role of The Financial Manager Real assets
Goal of the Firm The primary goal is shareholder wealth maximization. This means: Maximizing Firm Value (market price per share of common stock x number of outstanding shares) Maximizing stock price.
Goal of The Corporation Issues Shareholders desire wealth maximization Do managers maximize shareholder wealth? Mangers have many constituencies stakeholders Agency Problems represent the conflict of interest between management and owners
Goals of The Corporation Ethics & Management Objectives Does value maximization justify unethical behavior? Enron example WorldCom example Arthur Andersen example Salomon Brothers example
Goals of The Corporation Agency Problem Solutions 1 - Compensation plans 2 - Board of Directors 3 - Takeovers 4 - Specialist Monitoring 5 - Auditors
Key Financial Decision Making Rule Finance is concerned with raising cash to invest in assets that are expected to generate future cash flows Net Present Value (NPV) = present value of future expected cash flows - initial outlay. A firm that follows the practice of investing in positive NPV assets will increase shareholder wealth & firm value.
Different Finance Career Opportunities Corporate Finance Investments Banking and Financial Services Insurance and Risk Management Real Estate Check out website www.careers-in- finance.com Also, further info in powerpoint file posted on the Update & Announcements page of course website.
Organizing a Business Types of Business Organizations Sole Proprietorships Partnerships Corporations Hybrids Limited Partnerships LLP LLC PC
Sole Proprietorship Partnership Corporation Who owns the business? The manager Partners Shareholders Are managers and owners separate? No No Usually What is the owners liability? Unlimited Unlimited Limited Are the owner & business taxed separately? No No Yes Organizing a Business
Corporate Structure Sole Proprietorships Corporations Partnerships Limited Liability Corporate tax on profits + Personal tax on dividends Unlimited Liability Personal tax on profits

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Welcome to-finance-254-introduction-to-corporate-financial4847

  • 1. Welcome to Finance 254 Introduction to Corporate Financial Management
  • 2. The First Day Agenda Course Administrative Overview Top 10 List What is corporate finance and the role of the financial manager. The goal of the firm Careers in Finance Different forms of Business Organizations. (Discussion section this week.)
  • 3. Required Class Materials Textbook: Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, 4th Edition by Brealey, Myers & Marcus and GradeSummit packaged with the book. Finance 254 Syllabus Book Texas Instruments BAII Plus financial calculator Optional: Study Guide for Fundamentals of Corporate Finance.
  • 4. Important Internet Addresses Course Website: http://www.business.uiuc.edu/~mdyer /fin254.htm Syllabus and Announcements Powerpoint Lecture Note files on Course Schedule and Lecture Notes Page. Links to Internet Class Assignments (Assignments page) Textbook Website: http://www.mhhe.com/bmm4e Select Student Edition from Online Learning Center box.
  • 5. Contacting Prof. Dyer Office: 328J DKH Telephone: 244-7807 Office Hours: 3-4:30 Monday & Wednesday 1-3 Thursday e-mail: dyer1@uiuc.edu
  • 6. The Nitty Gritty Grade Breakdown (500 total points) 400 points from four 90-minute exams: 100 points each (with optional final) 25 multiple choice questions worth 4 points each roughly half conceptual questions (no calculations) and half problems. 100 points from best 10 out of 12 GradeSummit internet assignments. Due dates (9 PM almost every Sunday) and link to GradeSummit Assignments posted on Assignments Page of course website Each assignment has 10 multiple choice questions. You will have up to 3 attempts at a given assignment (multiple versions of each assignment), only your best score counts. 3 hour time limit per session. GradeSummit logon details and procedures discussed in detail during this weeks discussion section.
  • 7. Exam Dates Exam 1: Monday, Sept. 22 (Chapters 1-4) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 2: Monday, Oct. 20 (Chapters 5-8) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 3: Monday, Nov. 10 (Chapters 10-13) 6:30-8 pm, Conflict 4-5:30 pm Exam 4: Monday, Dec. 8 (Chapters 15-18) Optional final exam dates: (The optional final is comprehensive and can be used to replace an exam that you missed or we count your best 4 exam scores if you take all 5 exams.) Monday, Dec. 15: 9-10:30 am Thursday, Dec. 18: 1:30-3 pm
  • 8. Miscellaneous Items Textbook problems assigned in syllabus will not be graded, but you are responsible for knowing how to do them. Solutions to all assigned textbook problems are in the back of syllabus. Helpful textbook items: online chapter objectives and questions at textbook website.
  • 10. What is Corporate Finance? The Balance Sheet
  • 11. What is Corporate Finance? In the simplest sense: involves what assets a company should invest in and how to raise cash to finance these investments in order to maintain and maximize economic value. Where does a company get cash to run and finance its business? (Details in Chapter 2)
  • 12. The Role of The Financial Manager Capital Budgeting (Investment) Decision Buy real assets that are worth more than they cost
  • 13. The Role of The Financial Manager Capital Budgeting Tangible Assets Euro Disney @ $2 billion Nontangible Assets Gillettes Mach3 Razor @ $300 million
  • 14. The Role of the Financial Manager The Financing Decision: how to raise the money (long-term capital) that is invested in new assets Financing Options: Debt: bank loans, debt securities (bonds) Equity: retaining company earnings, sell new stock. Heres how this whole corporate finance process works:
  • 15. Financial Manager Firm's operations Investors (1) Cash raised from investors (1) (2) Cash invested in firm (2) (3) Cash generated by operations (3) (4a) Cash reinvested (4a) (4b) Cash returned to investors (4b) The Role of The Financial Manager Real assets
  • 16. Goal of the Firm The primary goal is shareholder wealth maximization. This means: Maximizing Firm Value (market price per share of common stock x number of outstanding shares) Maximizing stock price.
  • 17. Goal of The Corporation Issues Shareholders desire wealth maximization Do managers maximize shareholder wealth? Mangers have many constituencies stakeholders Agency Problems represent the conflict of interest between management and owners
  • 18. Goals of The Corporation Ethics & Management Objectives Does value maximization justify unethical behavior? Enron example WorldCom example Arthur Andersen example Salomon Brothers example
  • 19. Goals of The Corporation Agency Problem Solutions 1 - Compensation plans 2 - Board of Directors 3 - Takeovers 4 - Specialist Monitoring 5 - Auditors
  • 20. Key Financial Decision Making Rule Finance is concerned with raising cash to invest in assets that are expected to generate future cash flows Net Present Value (NPV) = present value of future expected cash flows - initial outlay. A firm that follows the practice of investing in positive NPV assets will increase shareholder wealth & firm value.
  • 21. Different Finance Career Opportunities Corporate Finance Investments Banking and Financial Services Insurance and Risk Management Real Estate Check out website www.careers-in- finance.com Also, further info in powerpoint file posted on the Update & Announcements page of course website.
  • 22. Organizing a Business Types of Business Organizations Sole Proprietorships Partnerships Corporations Hybrids Limited Partnerships LLP LLC PC
  • 23. Sole Proprietorship Partnership Corporation Who owns the business? The manager Partners Shareholders Are managers and owners separate? No No Usually What is the owners liability? Unlimited Unlimited Limited Are the owner & business taxed separately? No No Yes Organizing a Business
  • 24. Corporate Structure Sole Proprietorships Corporations Partnerships Limited Liability Corporate tax on profits + Personal tax on dividends Unlimited Liability Personal tax on profits

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