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Financial Management
1. Introduction to Financial Management
2. The Financial Environment
3. Financial Statement Analysis
4. The Time Value of Money
5. Valuation of Financial Assets
6. Risk and Return
7. Capital Budgeting
8. Cost of Capital
9. Capital Structure and Leverage
10. Dividend Policy
11. Working Capital Management
12. Financial Planning and Forecasting
13. International Financial Management
14. Mergers and Acquisitions
15. Risk Management and Derivatives
Cost of Capital
Overview of Cost of Capital
Weighted Average Cost of Capital
Marginal Cost of Capital
Target Capital Structure
Market Value vs. Book Value Weights
Cost of Debt
Before-Tax Cost of Debt
Yield to Maturity Method
Rating-Based Method
After-Tax Cost of Debt
Tax Shield Benefits
Marginal Tax Rate
Flotation Costs
Impact on Cost of Debt
Cost of Preferred Stock
Preferred Dividend Method
Flotation Cost Adjustments
Callable Preferred Stock
Cost of Common Equity
Retained Earnings vs. New Common Stock
CAPM Approach
Risk-Free Rate
Market Risk Premium
Beta Estimation
Dividend Growth Model Approach
Constant Growth Assumption
Growth Rate Estimation
Dividend Yield Plus Growth
Bond Yield Plus Risk Premium Approach
Risk Premium Estimation
Flotation Cost Adjustments
Impact on New Equity Cost
Weighted Average Cost of Capital Calculation
Weight Determination
Market Value Weights
Target Weights
WACC Formula
WACC Applications
Factors Affecting Cost of Capital
Business Risk
Financial Risk
Interest Rate Environment
Market Risk Premium
Firm-Specific Factors
Credit Rating
Size
Profitability
Divisional and Project Cost of Capital
Pure Play Method
Subjective Risk Adjustments
Project-Specific Beta
Divisional WACC
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