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- Regular classes
- Executive programs
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In my biased viewpoint, all of finance can be divided into three main areas. The first is corporate finance, which is the study of how businesses should make financial decisions. It covers the spectrum from making investment choices, to assessing the right mix of debt and equity to use to how much a firm should return to its owners. The second is valuation, which is the analysis of how the decisions a firm make get reflected in its overall value. The third is portfolio management, where investors try to pit their estimates of value against the market, hoping to win. Since my classes, books, papers and spreadsheets are built around these three areas, you can get to any of them from this section:
| Topic | Introduction | More detail | Classes | Books | Spreadsheets |
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Corporate Finance |
What is it? Podcast Getting Started |
Detail | Corporate Finance Applied Corporate Finance |
Spreadsheets | |
Valuation |
What is it? Podcast Getting Started |
Detail | Full Semester MBA Executive Version |
Damodaran on Valuation Investment Valuation The Dark Side of Valuation |
Spreadsheets |
Portfolio Management |
What is it? Podcast Getting Started |
Detail | MBA Class | Investment Management Investment Philosophies Investment Fables |