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NMIMS - SBM: Teaching Plan Financial Management Academic Year: 2017-18 Course Code Course Title Course Instructor/s

This document outlines the teaching plan for the Financial Management course offered at NMIMS - SBM in the 2017-18 academic year. The course is worth 3 credits and will be taught over 20 sessions. Key topics covered include working capital management, time value of money, bond and stock valuation, capital budgeting techniques, cost of capital, capital structure, dividend policy, and long-term financing. Student performance will be evaluated through class participation, a midterm exam, surprise quizzes, and a final exam. The primary textbook is Corporate Finance by Ross, Westerfield, Jaffe, and Jordan.

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NMIMS - SBM: Teaching Plan Financial Management Academic Year: 2017-18 Course Code Course Title Course Instructor/s

This document outlines the teaching plan for the Financial Management course offered at NMIMS - SBM in the 2017-18 academic year. The course is worth 3 credits and will be taught over 20 sessions. Key topics covered include working capital management, time value of money, bond and stock valuation, capital budgeting techniques, cost of capital, capital structure, dividend policy, and long-term financing. Student performance will be evaluated through class participation, a midterm exam, surprise quizzes, and a final exam. The primary textbook is Corporate Finance by Ross, Westerfield, Jaffe, and Jordan.

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NMIMS – SBM : Teaching Plan

Financial Management
Academic Year: 2017-18
Course Code
Course Title Financial Management
Course Dr. Chandan Dasgupta : [email protected]
Instructor/s Dr. Mayank Joshipura : [email protected]
Dr. Smita Mazumdar : [email protected]
Dr. Sachin Mathur : [email protected]
Dr. Sangeeta Wats : [email protected]
Credit Value 3 credits ( 100 marks paper )
Programme MBA Year I Trim III
& Trimester
Pre-requisite NA
Learning 1. Apply analytical techniques / models/ framework to reflect critically on
Objectives / financial decisions (PLO 2b)
Outcomes 2. Integrate functional areas of business to facilitate financial decisions
(PLO 3b)

Session Plan Session Details:


1 Introduction to Corporate Finance: Revision of Corporate Balance sheet and
relevant decision areas; Objectives- profit maximization Vs Shareholder wealth
maximization
Reading: Chapter 1 (RWJ) : Introduction to Corporate Finance (Pg. 1-213-22)

2,3,4 Working Capital Management : Working capital planning, Operating and cash
cycle, Receivables management, Cash Management and budgeting
Reading: Chapter 26 (RWJ) : Short-Term Finance and Planning, (Pg. 891-
914847-879)
Chapter 27 (RWJ) : Cash Management (Pg. 926-944880-902)
Chapter 28 (RWJ) : Credit and Inventory Management (Pg. 951-
980903-919)
Case: Butler Lumber Company (HBS 9-292-013)
5 Long term decisions – Time Value of money
Reading: Chapter 4 (RWJ) : Discounted Cash Flow Valuation (Pg. 110-
146101-136)
6,7 Valuing Bonds and stocks
Reading: Chapter 8 (RWJ) : Interest Rates and Bond Valuation(Pg. 266-
297253-282)
Chapter 9 (RWJ) : Stock Valuation(Pg. 305-332290-312)
8, 9, 10 Long term Decision -Investment in long term assets - Discounting and Non
discounting methods (PB, ARR, NPV, IRR, PI, MIRR), Computation of Cash
flows
Reading: Chapter 5 (RWJ): Net Present Value and Other Investment Rules
(Pg. 159-183150-174)
Chapter 6 (RWJ): Making Capital Investment Decisions
(Pg. 195-220186-210)
Case: Reto S. A. (HBS 9-197-102)
MID TERM

11,12 Risk analysis in Capital Budgeting


Case: New Heritage Doll Company (HBS 4212)

13, 14, 15 Cost of Capital – Weighted Average Cost of Capital, levered beta, CAPM
Reading: Chapter 13 (RWJ): Risk, Cost of Capital, and Valuation
(Pg. 447-476422-449)
Case: Marriott Corporation.: The Cost of Capital (HBS 9-298-101)
16 Capital structure theory- Irrelevance theory, static trade-off, agency costs,
pecking order hypothesis
Reading: Chapter 16 (RWJ): Capital Structure- Basic Concepts, (Pg. 547-
572518-543)
Chapter 17 (RWJ): Capital structure- Limits to the Use of
Debt(Pg.580-609550-576)
17 Leverage- operating, financial, combined; EBIT –EPS analysis; indifference
point
Reading:
http://www.cengage.com/resource_uploads/downloads/0324594690_163047.pdf

18, 19 Dividend decision and payout policy- cash dividends, stock repurchase, split
Reading: Chapter 19 (RWJ) : Dividends and Other Payouts(Pg. 640-675605-
639)
Case: Blaine Kitchenware, Inc.: Capital Structure ( HBS 4040)
20 Long term sources of finance – Different forms of debt, equity and hybrid
instruments
Reading: Chapter 15 (RWJ): Long-Term Financing: An Introduction
(Pg. 525-543498-514)
Chapter 20 (RWJ): Raising capital(Pg. 686-718649-679)
Chapter 21 (RWJ): Leasing(Pg. 726-748686-692)
Pedagogy Conceptual understanding through problem solving
Case discussion
Assessment
methods in Specific assessment methods/tasks % 1 2
Alignment weighting
with
Intended Class Participation 10%
learning
outcomes
Mid Term 25% √
Surprise Quiz 15% √
Final exam 50% √ √
Reading List Text :
and Ross, S.A., Westerfield, R. W., Jaffe, J., Kakani, R. K. (20142018). Corporate
References Finance 10 11th Edition. Tata McGraw Hill Education (RWJ)
Reference:
Brealey, R. A., Myers, S. C., & Allen, F (2011). Principles of Corporate
Finance. 10th Edition, Mc Graw Hill Education

Prepared by Faculty Recommended by Area Chairperson / Prog Chairperson

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Approved By Dean SBM

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