| Quantitative Corporate Finance |
| | Risk and return of equity and the capital asset pricing model |
| | Managerial discretion and terms of repayment methods for retiring specific issues |
| | Reasons for debt reduction |
| | Effects of debt reduction |
| | Fundamentals of corporation finance |
| | Financing current operations |
| | The option pricing model and equity valuation |
| | External relationships of the corporation |
| | Corporation growth and economic growth and stability |
| | Monetary policy and investment decisions of the firm |
| | Self-stabilization programs |
| | Mergers, combinations, acquisitions, and holding companies |
| | Liquidation, failure, bankruptcy, and reorganization |
| | Fundamentals of corporation finance |
| | Restrictions on creating new debt |
| | The explicit costs of debt |
| | Promotion and public share financing of corporate enterprises |
| | The equity of the corporation: common and preferred stock |
| | Common stock as risk capital |
| | Rewards of common shareholders |
| | The value of common shares stock |
| | Splits and stock dividends |
| | The cost of common stock financing |
| | Features of preferred stock |
| | The corporation and other forms of business organization |
| | The corporation balance sheet |
| | Asset and financial structures |
| | Capital markets and investment bankers |
| | Best Effort vs. Firm Commitment or Underwriting Basis |
| | Issuing Securities Through Rights |
| | Setting the rate on a new issue |
| | Sales forecasting and pro forma statement analysis |
| | Selecting the capital cost base costing the components of the financial mix |
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