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  • Welcome to Financial Management

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    •  My beloved Financial Management Students:

      Welcome to Financial Management. My name is Md. Anhar Sharif Mollah, and I am your instructor in this course. In addition to welcoming you to the course, I would like to give you some helpful information and a few hints for successful completion of this course. For many of you, this is your first experience with an online course. Online courses provide a different way to study and place different skills from students. You will find that, as an online learner, self motivation and discipline are paramount. This means that you are completely responsible for establishing and maintaining a regular study system. In addition, some students anticipate that online courses will be easier than face-to-face courses. From my experience, mostly students say…..they are NOT. You will be responsible for the same course materials and the same standards of excellence that are required in the face to face courses. While the E-learning team and I will provide you with support during the course but you should be aware of the self-discipline required to successfully complete FIN 202. My experience with online study is that getting started and keeping on schedule are most important to successful completion. Review the course instructions in your Syllabus and course homepage in Compass. They provide important information about the purpose of assignments.


    • Course Information
      Course Title: Financial Management
      Course Code: FIN 202
      Credit: 03


      Instructor Profile:


      Course Teacher:         Md. Anhar Sharif Mollah
      Designation:                Assistant Professor 
      Email:                             anhar.bba@diu.edu.bd
      Contact No:                   01758883609



    • Course Objectives:

      The course aims to assist the students to develop a thorough understanding of the concepts and theories of underlying financial management in a systematic way. To accomplish this purpose, the recent thinking in the field of finance has been presented in a most lucid, simple and precise manner so that the students will understand financial decisions thoroughly and will be able to evaluate their implications for shareholders and the companies. 


    • Learning Outcomes:

      On completion of this course, the students will be able to

      CLO 1

       Describe and discuss the concepts of financial management of a firm.

       

      CLO 2

      Analyze and evaluate the investment projects and can take the decision where to invest, how to raise fund

      CLO 3

      Analyze the financial requirements of firms and apply the various financial tools for to solve problem and make decision. 

      CLO 4

      Decide how to collect funds from different sources for the company and how to do cost-benefit analysis.

      CLO 5

      Analyze the financial performance of company and how to use different financial tools for the analysis.


    • Course Contents:

      1.  Role of Financial Management

      2. Capital Budgeting 

      3. Cost of Capital

      4. Leverage

      5.   Capital structure

      6. Dividend policy

      7. Financial Statement Analysis






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      Reading lists and other learning materials:

      Text Book:

      1.      Principles of Managerial Finance by -L.J. Gitman (Latest Edition)

      Reference Books:

      i)    Financial Management Theory and Practice by Brigham , Ehrhardt

      ii)    Fundamentals of Managerial Finance by  J. C. Van Horne   

      iii)    Financial Management by Professor M. Shahjahan Mina

      iv)    Fundamentals of Finance by Professor M. Shahjahan Mina

       v)   CFA Program Curriculum, Level-I

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  • Lecture 1-3: The Role and Environment of Managerial Finance

    Learning Objectives:

    To teach the students about the basic concepts of finance, financial management, legal forms of business and financial decisions. 

    Lecture contents:

    1. Concept Finance & Financial Management

    2. Major Areas and Opportunities in Finance, 

    3. Legal forms of Organization, 

    4. The Managerial Finance Function, 

    5. Activities of the Financial Manager, 

    6. Goals of a firm, 

    6. Financial Institutions & Markets, 

    7. Agency Issues.



  • Lecture 4-7: Capital Budgeting

    Learning Objectives:

    Evaluate long-term investment decisions by applying a variety of capital budgeting techniques and appraising risk and refinements in capital budgeting.

    Lecture contents:

    1. Concepts of capital budgeting, 
    2. Steps of capital Budgeting 
    3. Different types of Capital Budgeting Techniques: 
    4. Calculation methods of Payback period, Average Rate of Return, Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return, Modified & Multiple IRR, Profitability Index.

  • Lecture 8-11

    Learning Objectives:

    Explain the general concept of valuing financial assets and calculate the value of debt and equity securities.

    Lecture contents:

    1. Concept Cost of capital, 

    2. Importance, 

    3. Sources of capital: 

    4. Valuation of Cost of Equity Capital, Cost of Debt Capital, Cost of Preferred Stock Capital, Cost of Retained Earnings, WACC, Factors affecting WACC, Marginal COC.

  • Lecture 12 - 14: Leverage

    Learning Objectives:

    Explain how operating leverage contributes to a firm’s business risk and conduct a break even analysis, complete with a break even chart.

    Lecture contents:

    1. Introduction to concept of leverage
    2. Operating leverage, its usefulness as a tool in decision making on scale of operations
    3. Financial leverage – advantage of debt in preference to equity, its usefulness to increase Earning Per Share (EPS) for shareholder
    4. Total leverage – combination of operating and financial leverages
    5. Attendant risks in increasing leverage, both operating and financial
    6. Numerical exercises in operating, financial and total leverages

  • Midterm Exam syllabus and marks distribution

    Instructions for Midterm Examination

    Midterm Syllabus

    • Lecture (1-3): The Role and Environment of Managerial Finance
    • Lecture (4-7): Capital Budgeting Techniques
    • Lecture (8-11): Cost of Capital
    • Lecture (12-14): Leverage

    Midterm Marks Distribution:  

    Mid Term Assessment Policy- Total 25 marks 

    MCQ- 20 marks

    Short analytical questions -05 marks


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      Daffodil International University (DIU)
      Faculty of Business and Entrepreneurship
      Program: BBA
      Semester:   Spring 2021                            
      Course Code: FIN 202           
      Examination: Mid-term
      Time: 1.30 Hours                                                      
      Full Marks: 25
      Course Title: Title: Financial Management

      Start Time: 09:00 am - 10:30 am

      Start date: 09.03.2021


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  • Lecture: 15-17

    Learning Objectives:

    To teach the students about relationship among the capital structure, cost of capital and value of the firm.

    Lecture contents:

    1. Concept, 

    2. Types of capital, Business & Financial Risk, 

    3. Capital structure theory, 

    4. Factors that influence capital structure, optimum capital structure, 

    5. The EBIT-EPS Approach to Capital Structure, Choosing the optimal capital structure problem solution.

  • Lecture: 18-19

    Learning Objectives:

     Explain the objectives of dividend policy in practice and Understand the factors that influence a firm’s.

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  • Lecture 20-22: Financial Statement Analysis

    Learning Objectives:

    Able to analyse the financial strength and weakness of an organization.

    Lecture contents:

    1. Objectives of financial statement analysis • 
    2. Describe and use  techniques – 
    3. Horizontal analysis – 
    4. Trend analysis, 
    5. Vertical analysis – 
    6. Ratio analysis

  • Review Class 23-24

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           MCQ/True-False/Short Question/Fill in the gaps/Analytical question = 40                                                                                            
                                                                                                                  Total Marks  = 40 Marks



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      Daffodil International University (DIU)
      Faculty of Business and Entrepreneurship
      Program: BBA
      Semester:     Spring 2021                                 
      Course Code: FIN 202           
      Time:  2 Hours                                                    
      Full Marks: 40
      Course Title: Title: Financial Management

      Start Time: 10.00 am

      Start date: 20.04.2021



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