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SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Financial Management This course introduces financial decision-making, focusing on corporate finance. Specific topics will include present value model and its application, capital budgeting techniques, portfolio analysis and capital asset pricing model.

Introduction to Financial Management The faculty of Financial Management is composed of ten professors with outstanding academic achievements in this field. They provide in-depth wide research and lectures on financial markets and corporate financial management. The mater’s curriculum includes courses such as Studies in Investment, Studies in Financial Derivatives, which give students an opportunity to learn attributes of financial assets and theories on asset investment and management. Also, Portfolio Management teaches students empirical analysis on investment theories, while Studies in Corporate Finance helps them to have an wider understanding on theories and resources on decision-making for corporate investment and financing.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Special Topics in Finance This course deals with recent issues of corporate finance, investment/portfolio management, financial institutions and markets. It also covers financial derivatives, risk management, and international finance.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University MS Program Financial Management at SNU Business School Credit Requirements Students need to acquire a minimum of 39 credits (including 15 credits from the compulsory core curriculum) with the average 3.0 or higher. - Core Compulsory courses : Five subjects with 15 credits Semester 1 Semester 2 1st Grade Studies in Investment Studies in Corporate Finance Studies in Financial Derivatives 2nd Grade Portfolio Management Seminar in Investments Seminar in Investments - Core Elective Courses : In terms of the bachelor’s curriculum (less than six credits) in CAB and the master’s curriculum of other graduate schools, they are recognized as less than a

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Financial Accounting This course not only enumerates accounting methods of specific transactions and events, but explains the fundamental reasons about the above accounting procedures, allowing the students to understand them systemically. This course introduces not only accounting theory but also Korean corporate accounting standards and make students compare one with the other.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Financial Institutions This course studies the theories about the existence and the roles of the financial markets in a national economy. It covers the application of managerial theories to the practices in the financial institutions

Nanyang Business School at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) B6222 Corporate Finance Pre-requisite: B6005 Financial Management Builds upon the principles of financial management to analyse corporate financial problems. Topics include equity and debt financing, financial decisions and announcements, managing corporate growth, free cash flow, payout policy, financial structure policy, the market for corporate control, corporate risk management, international aspects of corporate finance and real options.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in International Corporate Strategy This course probes into the decisive factors and improvement measures regarding international business competitiveness. The course provides relevant seminars and students are required to submit final term papers.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Accounting Theory This course is designed to enhance the students' ability to understand the evolution of contemporary accounting theories and empirical research in financial accounting. Topics covered in this course are framework of accounting theory, accounting information and security price valuation, the quality of accounting earnings, the usefulness of earnings forecasts, accounting information and managerial behavior, and other issues related to corporate financial reporting.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in International Financial Management This course studies financial decisions about international transactions. It introduces foreign exchange market and international financial market. The course also examines issues on currency risks as well as measurement and management of interest rate risks.

Courses Department of Finance : College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University Corporate Finance, Investments, and International Finance (18 credits): Course ID Course Title Credits B4032003 Financial Management I and II 6 B4033009 Investment 3 B4033003 Financial Markets 3 B4033004 Multination Financial Management 3 B4034001 Case Studies in Finance 3 B4034004 Quantitative Analysis for Management 3

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Financial Statement Analysis This course provides a framework and methods of information analysis for students who can understand the production process of accounting information. In this course, comprehensive analyses of various factors affecting corporate value-creating abilities are emphasized, rather than the myopic approach. It deals with how to analyze accounting and other information in security valuation, as well as covering how to use accounting information in strategic decision making, management efficiency improvement, and management control systems design.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Case Studies in Corporate Strategy This course is about corporate strategy as a means for the general manager to set and achieve the objectives of an organization. The main objective is to help you understand the role of strategy, develop a set of strategies that is right for the organization in the long-run, implement it smoothly in an effective fashion, and evaluate if the result is in line with the objective of the organization. Classes will involve a combination of lectures, discussion of cases, video watching, and case-writing.

Elective Course for Finance Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5401: Corporate Finance (3 Credits) This course builds on the first year financial analysis course and focuses on the strategic aspects of corporate finance. It blends the theoretical and practical aspects of investment and financing decisions of firms. Topics include capital asset pricing model, cost or capital, capital structure, debt and equity finance, lease finance, dividend policies, capital budgeting and mergers and acquisitions. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5400: Financial Management

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Corporate Tax Strategy This course is designed to develop an understanding of research in taxation and to acquire research skill. Particular emphasis will be placed on analytical studies. Several studies on taxpayer compliance will be discussed thoroughly in class, then students will pick up some of the important issues from Scholes & Wolfson's book. Each student is required to fully participate in class discussion and to present in class one or two of the articles covered. He or she is also required to submit a 3-5 page research proposal in writing by the end

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Seminar in Financial Management This course provides seminars for discussing main topics about finance management. It helps students prepare their theses and improve problem-solving capabilities through analyzing financial data.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Seminar in Financial Planning and Control This course provides in-depth study of corporate financial planning and control. Specific topics will include the theories of informational asymmetry, agency theory, and game theories. Students are required to make presentations and to participate in discussions.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Introduction to MIS and Credit Requirements 1) Introduction to Management Information Systems Management Information Systems (MIS) was established with two goals. It aims to turn out professional entrepreneurs and technicians with expertise in information technology, who are able to cope with a complicated and uncertain corporate environment and to adapt to a future information society in an innovative way while securing a competitive edge. Also, it aims to build academic Foundations for corporate (sustainable) competitiveness acquisition and enhancement. In other words, MIS focuses on teaching talented students integrated knowledge on managerial theories and information technologies

Lee Kong Chian School of Business at Singapore Management University Corporate Finance This course will survey the most important theoretical concepts in the field of corporate finance. Topics include capital structure decisions, corporate payout policy (dividend policy), security design, initial public offering, agency problems in the firm, optimal financial contracting, bankruptcy and financial distress, mergers and acquisition and the market for corporate control, and issues in corporate governance. The structure of this course is to synthesise key empirical and theoretical papers. The objective is to expose students with influential papers and discuss new or current research.

Finance Primary Courses Corporate Financial Reporting Value Investing Derivatives and Risk Management Portfolio Management Entrepreneurial Finance Value Investing Advanced Corporate Finance China Study Trip Financial Strategies for Global Success Secondary Courses The Global Manager Corporate Strategy Managing People for Exceptional Performance Global Strategy Competition and Competitor Analysis Negotiations for Leaders

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Accounting Introduction to Accounting More Korean enterprises are in pursuit of professional and multinational business management in order to secure corporate transparency and international competitiveness. Against this backdrop, accounting and taxation are getting more attention, and accounting reform is in full swing throughout the whole economy. As companies become more interested in taxation and accounting analysis, there is increasing demand for talented business analysts and accountants, who can make accurate judgment and reasonable decisions. For the purpose of meeting this demand and helping the understanding of accounting knowledge, the faculty of accounting, well known for

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Studies in Investment This course introduces the theories and the practices of investment decision-making. It focuses on the selection and the evaluation of investment portfolios regarding stocks and bonds. The course provides a conceptual framework to understand the investment process, rather than institutional details. Basic knowledge about statistics and mathematics, including linear algebra, is required.

Course of MSc in Applied Finance Lee Kong Chian School of Business at Singapore Management University Corporate Risk Management This course examines techniques and issues in corporate credit risk analysis. The various economic, business and financial factors that affect corporate credit quality will be discussed, as will the evaluation of a corporation’s debt servicing ability and likelihood of default. Topics will include: business and financial risk analysis, debt covenants, seniority and security structures, parental support, structural subordination, credit scoring and credit rating models, recovery prospects, credit analysis of multi-business conglomerates, and structured finance. Practical illustrations and case studies will be used

Course of MSc in Applied Finance Lee Kong Chian School of Business at Singapore Management University Corporate Finance This course aims to provide students with a basic understanding of Corporate Finance. Students will be exposed to key financial concepts and tools commonly used by managers in making sound financial decisions. These include time value of money, risk-return trade-off analysis and cost of capital. The course also reviews the basic financial activities undertaken by firms to create value for its shareholders. These activities include investing, financing and dividend policy.

College of Business Administration at University of the Philippines BA 280.2 Corporate Finance and Financial Markets Financial forecasting and planning, investment evaluation and portfolio theory, financial structure choices and design, valuation of basic types of securities, and the functions and structures of financial markets. 2 units. Prerequisite: BA 280.1