Corporate Finance University of Mumbai BMS 3rd Sem Notes

Unit 1 Introduction to corporate finance {Book}
Meaning, Principles of Corporate finance, Significance of Corporate finance	VIEW
Amount of capitalization, Over Capitalization and Under Capitalization	VIEW
Fixed capital	VIEW
Working capital funds	VIEW
Introduction to ownership Securities, Ordinary Shares, Reference Shares	VIEW
Creditor Ship Securities, Debtors and Bonds	VIEW
Convertible Debentures	VIEW
Concept of Private Placement of Securities	VIEW

Unit 2 {Book}
Introduction to Capital Structure Theories	VIEW
EBIT-EPS analysis for Capital Structure decision	VIEW
Cost of Capital	VIEW
Cost of Debt	VIEW
Cost of Preference Shares	VIEW
Cost of Equity Shares	VIEW
Cost of Retained Shares	VIEW
Calculation of Weighted Cost of Capital	VIEW
Introduction to concept of Leverage	VIEW
Operating Leverage	VIEW
Financial Leverage	VIEW
Combined Leverage	VIEW

Unit 3 {Book}
Time value of Money: Compounding and Discounting	VIEW
Capital Budgeting	VIEW
Net Present Value	VIEW
Internal Rate of Return	VIEW
Importance of Risk and Return analysis in Corporate finance	VIEW
Unit 4 {Book}
Public deposits and RBI regulations	VIEW
Company deposits	VIEW
SEBI Regulations	VIEW
Protection of Depositors	VIEW
Public deposits with NBFC’s	VIEW
Foreign capital and Collaboration	VIEW
Foreign direct investment (FDI)	VIEW
Emerging trends in FDI	VIEW
Global Depository Receipts	VIEW
Capital flows	VIEW
equity debt Ratio	VIEW
Sources of Short-term finance: Bank overdraft, Cash credit, factoring	VIEW

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Unit 1 Introduction to corporate finance {Book}

Meaning, Principles of Corporate finance, Significance of Corporate finance

Amount of capitalization, Over Capitalization and Under Capitalization

Fixed capital

Working capital funds

Introduction to ownership Securities, Ordinary Shares, Reference Shares

Creditor Ship Securities, Debtors and Bonds

Convertible Debentures

Concept of Private Placement of Securities

Unit 2 {Book}

Introduction to Capital Structure Theories

EBIT-EPS analysis for Capital Structure decision

Cost of Capital

Cost of Debt

Cost of Preference Shares

Cost of Equity Shares

Cost of Retained Shares

Calculation of Weighted Cost of Capital

Introduction to concept of Leverage

Operating Leverage

Financial Leverage

Combined Leverage

Unit 3 {Book}

Time value of Money: Compounding and Discounting

Capital Budgeting

Net Present Value

Internal Rate of Return

Importance of Risk and Return analysis in Corporate finance

Unit 4 {Book}

Public deposits and RBI regulations

Company deposits

SEBI Regulations

Protection of Depositors

Public deposits with NBFC’s

Foreign capital and Collaboration

Foreign direct investment (FDI)

Emerging trends in FDI

Global Depository Receipts

Capital flows

equity debt Ratio

Sources of Short-term finance: Bank overdraft, Cash credit, factoring

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