103-006 Applied Quantitative Corporate Finance

Responsible for Module	Prof. Dr. Dr. Dietmar Ernst
Module scope	8 ECTS correspond to a workload of 200 hours
Workload	See individual courses (3x67)
Recurrence	annually in the summer semester
Exam Requirements	Exam (120 min)
Requirements for Participation	Knowledge, comprehension, skills and competences from following course units: Quantitative Finance Pre-reading of the recommended literature
Relation to other Modules in the Course	All modules and courses in the IFM program build on one another in the course of the study, therefore this module is related to most preceding modules. In order to successfully participate in subsequent lectures, the knowledge and skills of preceding as well as parallel lectures of all financial areas are necessary. This interdisciplinary and holistic approach aims to prepare students to navigate the increasing complexity of the finance sector and develop appropriate decision-making skills.
Teaching Forms	Interactive Lecture

Students shall be able to do the following:

Set company valuation in perfect capital markets and imperfect capital markets in relation to other corporate finance topics like mergers & acquisitions, going public and private equity
Apply the quantitative content from other lectures
Interpret the results of the company valuation on perfect and imperfect capital markets and derive conclusions for corporate finance transactions independently
Apply and combine knowledge and skills from different course units to company valuation

103-006-01	Company Valuation
103-006-02	Tutorial: Company Valuation
103-006-03	Corporate Finance on Imperfect Capital Markets

Exchange information with representatives of different academic and non-academic fields of activity on alternative, theoretically justifiable problem solutions

Include those involved in tasks in a goal-oriented manner, taking into account the respective group situation

Recognize potential for conflict in cooperation with others and reflect on them against the background of cross-situation conditions

Ensure the implementation of situation-appropriate solution processes through constructive, conceptual action

Applied quantitative corporate finance deals with valuation instruments and how to apply them on imperfect capital markets. Models of perfect capital markets ignore important risk components and can therefore lead to wrong decisions and endanger the sustainable development of companies. The combination of risk management and corporate finance should lead to an adequate representation of all relevant risk groups and their interaction.

Modul: 103 006 - Applied Quantitative Corporate Finance

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