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Ton Duc Thang University

Finance and Banking Faculty
Corporate Finance Department

BUSINESS FINANCE

CHAPTER 0:
INTRODUCTION
Course Code: B02030
Prepared by: Corporate Finance Department

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The contents of this slide are the

supplemental teaching material of the book:
Richard A. Brealey, Stewart C. Myers,
Franklin Allen, [2011], Principles of Corporate
Finance, McGraw - Hill/Irwin.
The purpose of this teaching material is to
serve for the subject Business Finance at
Faculty of Banking and Finance, Ton Duc
Thang University.

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POLICIES FOR STUDENTS

These contents are only used for

students PERSONALLY.
Students are NOT allowed to modify or
deliver these contents to anywhere or
anyone for any purpose.

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COURSE INTRODUCTION

Course Name BUSINESS FINANCE

Course Code B02030

No. of credits 3 (3.0)

45 teaching
Theory
Time hours
allocation
Self study 90 hours

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REQUIREMENTS

English 2
BUSINESS
FINANCE
Money and
Capital Market

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MAIN OBJECTIVES

Knowledge

Understand and critically evaluate the

discussion of financial issue in the popular
press.

Have a framework for analyzing the major

types of financial decisions made by
corporations.

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MAIN OBJECTIVES

Skills
Determine time value of money
Define and valuate the risk of corporation investment
projects
Plan financial projects

Manage corporate's account receivables and inventories

Identify financing decisions with low cost

Make financial planning with high accuracy

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MAIN OBJECTIVES

Students perceive the role

and purpose of science,
Thinking knowledge through their
studying and researching
activities.

Attitude Students comply with the

and principles, ethics in the
behavior scientific research.

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COURSE CONTENT

Chapter 1 Goals and Governance of the Firm

Chapter 2 How to Calculate Present Values

Chapter 3 Valuing Bonds

Chapter 4 The Value of Common Stocks

Chapter 5 Investment Decision Rules

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COURSE CONTENT

Chapter 6 Introduction to Risk and Return

Portfolio Theory and the Capital

Chapter 7
Asset Model Pricing

Chapter 8 Risk and the Cost of Capital

Chapter 9 Payout Policy

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COURSE CONTENT

Chapter How Much Should a Corporation

10 Borrow?
Chapter Credit Risk and the Value of Corporate
11 Debt.
Chapter Financial Analysis Working Capital
12 Management
Chapter
Financial Planning
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TEACHING MATERIALS

Textbook
[1] Richard A. Brealey, Stewart C.Myers, Franklin Allen,
[2011], Principles of Corporate Finance, McGraw-
Hill/Irwin.

Supplementary
Readings
[2] Johnathan Berk, Peter DeMarzo and Jarrad Harford,
[2014], Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, Pearson.
[3] Eugene F. Brigham, Joel F. Housto, Nguyn Th
Cnh dch, [2009], Qun tr ti chnh, Cengage
Learning.
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TEACHING MATERIALS

Additional Readings
[4] Trn Ngc Th, [2005], Ti chnh doanh
nghip hin i: Chui sch bi tp & gii
php, Nh xut bn Thng k.
[5] Bi Hu Phc v nhm tc gi, [2009],
Ti chnh doanh nghip, Nh xut bn Ti
chnh.

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ASSESSMENT SCHEME
Evaluation Type of
Duration Number of tests
Category questions
Process point In class (depend Exercises + Multiple
At least 2 tests
1 (10%) on lecturer) choice questions
Process point In class (depend Exercises + Multiple
At least 2 tests
2 (20%) on lecturer) choice questions
At least 20 questions
Mid-term test Exercises + Multiple
45 minutes and 2 exercises per
(20%) choice questions
test
At least 30 questions
Final exam Exercises + Multiple
60 minutes and 2 exercises per
(50%) choice questions
test
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STUDENTS TASKS

Being on-time and in your seat when class

starts and staying until the end of class;
Being constructive to the learning
environment;
Being present in the class and focused on
class material;
Coming prepared to contribute to the class;
Communicating with the lecturer;
Attending at least 80% of class hours (if this
regulation is not fulfilled, students are not
eligible to take their final exam).
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