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Corporate governance is fundamental to the existence and growth of public corporations as it encompasses the mechanisms which help suppliers of finance assure themselves of getting a return on their investment. Its practical importance is also evident in the recent mega corporate collapses around the world. This course analyses how … For more content click the Read More button below.Corporate governance is fundamental to the existence and growth of public corporations as it encompasses the mechanisms which help suppliers of finance assure themselves of getting a return on their investment. Its practical importance is also evident in the recent mega corporate collapses around the world. This course analyses how different governance mechanisms prevent managerial self-dealing, protect minority shareholders and add value to corporations. Specific topics include: directors responsibilities, board structure; regulations; auditing; executive compensation; financial ownership and control; shareholder activism; hostile takeovers and defence mechanisms; and the difference in governance systems in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, Germany and some Asian countries.Read More

This course focuses on practical applications related to financial decision making. Case studies, empirical evidences and current events are used to illustrate the process of making financial decisions commonly faced by corporate managers, investment bankers, investors and regulators. Topics discussed include: advanced issues in corporate valuation and capital budgeting; raising … For more content click the Read More button below.This course focuses on practical applications related to financial decision making. Case studies, empirical evidences and current events are used to illustrate the process of making financial decisions commonly faced by corporate managers, investment bankers, investors and regulators. Topics discussed include: advanced issues in corporate valuation and capital budgeting; raising capital; valuation and analysis of real options; leverage choice, mergers and acquisitions and the market for corporate control and governance; and other advanced topics in Corporate Finance.  The course also aims to help students develop oral and writing skills through group assignments and case studies. Read More

This course examines venture capital and private equity investments. In particular, it focuses on issues surrounding the funding of entrepreneurial firms that are financed by venture capital or private equity funds. The course departs from conventional investment approaches that examine risk and return of publicly listed securities, which have previously … For more content click the Read More button below.This course examines venture capital and private equity investments. In particular, it focuses on issues surrounding the funding of entrepreneurial firms that are financed by venture capital or private equity funds. The course departs from conventional investment approaches that examine risk and return of publicly listed securities, which have previously been covered by your earlier finance courses and analyses issues associated with financing growing, innovation intensive private businesses.Read More

This course provides students with the basic theoretical and practical knowledge required for the management of financial functions of firms operating in several countries.This includes necessary theory and evidence basic to an understanding of international capital and foreign exchange markets. In particular, this course covers topics such as international diversification, … For more content click the Read More button below.This course provides students with the basic theoretical and practical knowledge required for the management of financial functions of firms operating in several countries.This includes necessary theory and evidence basic to an understanding of international capital and foreign exchange markets. In particular, this course covers topics such as international diversification, foreign direct investment decisions, cost of capital for multinational corporations, financial and political risks, the role of multinational banks and the financial benefits of Euro-currencies and Eurobonds, short-term financing, and international equity markets. The general emphasis is on the identification and management of risk relating to exchange rate fluctuations and government policy changes.Read More

This course provides scholars with a practical application of the principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance,  UNSW Business School Co-op ScholarsThis course provides scholars with a practical application of the principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance,  UNSW Business School Co-op ScholarsRead More

This course provides scholars with a practical application of the fundamental principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance, UNSW Business School Co-op ScholarsThis course provides scholars with a practical application of the fundamental principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance, UNSW Business School Co-op ScholarsRead More

This course teaches a professional financial planning process to manage personal finance, credit, investment and other wealth management tasks. The course consists of four sections: First, an introduction of the financial planning industry, financial planning process and regulatory frameworks. Second, fundamental topics including the taxation, social security, home ownership and … For more content click the Read More button below.This course teaches a professional financial planning process to manage personal finance, credit, investment and other wealth management tasks. The course consists of four sections: First, an introduction of the financial planning industry, financial planning process and regulatory frameworks. Second, fundamental topics including the taxation, social security, home ownership and credit management. Third, specific topics required for the construction of a comprehensive financial plan: tax planning, investment strategies, risk management and insurance, superannuation, and estate planning. Fourth, the course examines ethics framework and its application in the provision of financial planning advice. The curriculum of this course adapts to professional and regulatory education requirements. Read More

This course will introduce you to investment theories with an equal emphasis on theory and practice. The Markowitz portfolio theory and the CAPM are studied and applied to design portfolios, estimate asset betas, price and manage risk, and identify mis-priced assets. We will also study in detail: bond valuation and … For more content click the Read More button below.This course will introduce you to investment theories with an equal emphasis on theory and practice. The Markowitz portfolio theory and the CAPM are studied and applied to design portfolios, estimate asset betas, price and manage risk, and identify mis-priced assets. We will also study in detail: bond valuation and associated risks; equity valuation; option valuation and strategies; and evaluation of investment performance where ethical aspects of CFA Institute’s Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®) will also be discussed.   Read More

This course covers essential elements of Asia-Pacific capital markets. Countries include China, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and others. Areas of interest include interactions of institutions and finance, types of financial markets (equity, debt, derivatives, foreign exchange), corporate governance, globalization, family business models, roles of banks, investment/valuation issues, … For more content click the Read More button below.This course covers essential elements of Asia-Pacific capital markets. Countries include China, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, and others. Areas of interest include interactions of institutions and finance, types of financial markets (equity, debt, derivatives, foreign exchange), corporate governance, globalization, family business models, roles of banks, investment/valuation issues, financing/methods of funds raisings, global portfolio management, financial/currency crises and risk management.  Read More

This course provides scholars with a practical application of the fundamental principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance, UNSW Business School  Co-op ScholarsThis course provides scholars with a practical application of the fundamental principles of banking and finance in an industry environment. Note: Only available to Banking and Finance, UNSW Business School  Co-op ScholarsRead More