Advanced Corporate Finance
Course introducing core finance concepts for law students, covering asset pricing, the Efficient Market Hypothesis, the Capital Asset Pricing Model, derivative pricing, capital structures, M&A, corporate governance, and securities regulation.
This course introduces core finance concepts tailored specifically for law students. Adopting a classical finance approach, it covers topics such as asset pricing, diversification, the Efficient Market Hypothesis, the Capital Asset Pricing Model, derivative pricing, financial intermediation, macroeconomic fundamentals, and capital structures. Additional coverage of mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance/law, and securities regulation where relevant highlights essential intersections with legal practice. By bridging the gap between law and finance, students will gain practical insights into how future clients such as investment bankers, traders, institutional investors, and other financial professionals operate.
Download individual lecture slides and the syllabus below.
- LL4554V Advanced Corporate Finance Syllabus.docxDOCX · 33 KB
- 2. Corporate Finance and Present Values.pptxPPTX · 2.0 MB
- 3. Valuing Bonds.pptxPPTX · 13.5 MB
- 4. Valuing Equity.pptxPPTX · 5.7 MB
- 5. Investment Criteria.pptxPPTX · 9.5 MB
- 6. Risk and Return Portfolio Theory.pptxPPTX · 5.5 MB
- 7. Risk and Return Cost of Capital.pptxPPTX · 1.4 MB
- 8 Efficient Markets Hypothesis.pptxPPTX · 5.4 MB
- 9. Capital Structures and MM.pptxPPTX · 10.8 MB
- 10. Understanding Options.pptxPPTX · 11.1 MB
- 11. Valuing Options.pptxPPTX · 9.5 MB
- 12. Mergers and Acquisitions.pptxPPTX · 9.2 MB