Course curriculum

    1. 605 The Nature of Asset Growth

    2. 610 Patterns of Financing

    1. 611 Estimated Sales Values Estimated Sales Values

    2. 613 Estimating Financing Needed for Increase in Assets

    3. 615 Level Production vs Seasonal Production

    4. 617 Short Term Loan vs Long Term Loan

    5. 619 Equipment Short Term Financing vs Long Term Loan Financing

    6. 620 Asset & Financing Mix Options

    7. 622 Asset Mix & Financing Mix

    8. 624 Comparing Financing Strategies

    9. 625 Financing Strategies – Permanent & Temporary Assets

    10. 626 Expectations Hypothesis Theory for Expected Returns on Securities

    11. 629 Break Even Point in Interest Rates

    12. 631 Level Production & Budgeted Cash Flow

    1. 611 Estimated Sales Values

    2. 613 Estimating Financing Needed for Increase in Assets

    3. 615 Level Production vs Seasonal Production

    4. 617 Short Term Loan vs Long Term Loan (1)

    5. 619 Equipment Short Term Financing vs Long Term Loan Financing (1)

    6. 620 Asset & Financing Mix Options (1)

    7. 622 Asset Mix & Financing Mix (1)

    8. 624 Comparing Financing Strategies (1)

    9. 625 Financing Strategies – Permanent & Temporary Assets (1)

    10. 626 Expectations Hypothesis Theory for Expected Return on Securities

    11. 629 Break Even Point in Interest Rates (1)

    12. 631 Level Production & Budgeted Cash Flow (1)

About this course

  • $15.00
  • 26 lessons
  • 6.5 hours of video content

Description

This course will discuss company financing decisions from a corporate finance perspective.

Financing is often a critical component to company growth, optimal financing allowing companies to grow much faster while mitigating risk.

We will consider general financing patterns of a corporation.

Financing options can be broken down into short-term financing needs and long-term financing need. To determine financing needs, a company will often have to estimate future sales, future sales allowing them to estimate production levels.

A company may consider production needs from a seasonal perspective or from a level production perspective. In other words, a company that has seasonal sales may attempt to ratchet up production during the busy times of the year or they may choose a level production method. Both production options have pros and cons and have different financing needs.

This course will discuss equipment short term vs long term financing as well as financing strategies related to permanent and temporary assets.

We will have many example problems, some in presentation format and some using Excel worksheets. Each Excel worksheet problem will have a downloadable Excel worksheet with at least two tabs, one with the answer, and another with a preformatted worksheet that you can complete in a step-by-step process along with instructional videos.