Easy-to-Understand Financial Management

Increase corporate value by acquiring efficient financial management know-how!

While cultivating basic knowledge of financial management, the content is organized so that you can understand the importance of financial decisions made in companies, the relationship between financial decisions and corporate goals, and the impact of asset composition and capital composition on corporate value, and find solutions based on various logics for rational methods of raising and operating funds from the perspective of companies or managers.

Based on an understanding of the basic concepts of various theories developed in the field of financial management, it is possible to grasp various techniques related to capital procurement and investment decision-making from the perspective of a corporate financial manager. It also enables you to understand the concept of capital budgeting, cash flow estimation, and investment evaluation techniques. Furthermore, you can find a reasonable method of procuring and operating funds.

Acquire basic financial management knowledge and develop practical application skills

• Even without using mathematical tools, we have added a large number of diagrams and graphs to help with understanding, and presented the content in a way that even beginners who do not know much about financial management can easily understand by providing various examples.

  
  

  
  

Presenting key points centered on practice

• Topic-based learning is possible through micro-learning centered on core keywords that can be immediately applied in practice.

Course Contents

1. Future value and present value (lump sum)

2. Future value and present value of pension

3. Application of present value

4. Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

5. Concept and procedure of capital budgeting

6. Estimation of Cash Flow (1)

7. Estimation of Cash Flow (2)

8. Investment Evaluation Techniques (1)

9. Investment Evaluation Techniques (2)

10. Concepts of mean, variance, standard deviation, covariance, and correlation coefficient

11. Basic concepts of portfolio

12. Investing in individual stocks

13. Investing in a Portfolio (1)

14. Investing in a Portfolio (2)

15. Risk-free assets and investment decision principles

16. Capital Market Line (CML)

17. Systematic risk and beta coefficient

18. Stock Market Line (SML)

    
    

Presenting differentiated content through the recruitment of instructors who have been verified in offline education sites

We have invited lecturers who are well-received for their in-depth lectures at companies, public institutions, and universities, to present specialized and differentiated content.

Professor Kwon Sang-ho

Current) Auditor of Gangbit Village Co., Ltd.

Current) Adjunct Professor at Shingu University

Current) Adjunct Professor at Induk University

Currently a part-time lecturer at Dongduk Women's University

Former Director of Research Lab, Korea Industrial Development Institute