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University of Melbourne - Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment
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Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment at Coursera Overview
Duration | 16 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment at Coursera Highlights
- This Course Plus the Full Specialization.
- Shareable Certificates.
- Graded Programming Assignments.
Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment at Coursera Course details
- In this course, participants will develop an understanding of the intuitive foundations of asset and investment valuation, and how alternative valuation techniques may be used in practice. This is part of a Specialization in corporate finance created in partnership between the University of Melbourne and Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon).
- View the MOOC promotional video here: http://tinyurl.com/h75pzt6
Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment at Coursera Curriculum
Defining Attitudes Towards and Alternative Measures of Risk
Alternative Approaches to Valuation and Investment - Overview
1.0 Welcome and Introduction
1.1 Measuring stand-alone risk (Just the same old standard deviations)
1.2 Alternative attitudes towards risk (I don?t hate risk, I?m just averse to it...)
1.3 Portfolio Return and Risk (The more the merrier?)
1.4 Defining the Diversification Benefit (It?s All About the Eggs and Baskets...)
Course Syllabus
Your Teaching Team
Week 1 Outline
Start of Course Survey
Resources
Social Media
Study Tools and Tips
Week 1 Practice Quiz - This quiz does not contribute to your final grade
Week 1 Graded Quiz - This quiz contributes 10% towards your final grade
Linking risk with expected return
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Unsystematic versus Systematic Risk (Getting rid of unrewarded risk)
2.2 Capital Asset Pricing Model (It?s all about the discount rate)
2.3 Empirical Evidence of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (Testing the untestable...)
2.4 Multi-factor Models and Evidence from the Field (Risk factors ? the more the merrier!)
Mid Course Check-in
A View from Industry with BNY Mellon
Week 2 Outline
Week 2 Practice Quiz - This quiz does not contribute to your final grade
Week 2 Graded Quiz - This quiz contributes 10% towards your final grade
Using financial statement analysis to measure cost of capital
3.0 Using Financial Information to Estimate Cost of Capital (Introduction)
3.1 Foundations of the WACC (Finance is so WACC!)
3.2 WACC and Debt (WACC-Owe!)
3.3 WACC and Equity (Share the WACC-iness)
3.4 Issues with WACC (To WACC or not to WACC..?)
Week 3 Outline
Week 3 Practice Quiz - This quiz does not contribute to your final grade
Week 3 Graded Quiz - This quiz contributes 10% towards your final grade
Addressing financial reality with real options analysis
4.0 Introduction (One with all the options...)
4.1 The Problem with NPV (It always works? except when it doesn?t?)
4.2 Examples of Real Options in Practice (Is that an option in your project?)
4.3 Approximation of Real Option Values Using Decision Trees (Options do grow on trees!)
4.4 Empirical evidence and final points (Does anyone exercise their option to use real options?)
Week 4 Outline
Academic Integrity
Where to From Here? The Next Step.
End of Course Survey
Week 4 practice quiz - This quiz does not contribute to your final grade
Week 4 graded quiz - This quiz contributes 10% towards your final grade
Course Final Exam - This quiz contributes 40% towards your final grade