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These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off entire subsets and make copies for students.
These are powerpoint presentations (in Powerpoint '97 (pc) or Powerpoint '98 (Mac)) that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download.
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Present Value | Chapter 3 |
| Measuring Risk in Investments | Chapter 5,6 |
| Measuring Returns on Investments | Chapters 7-10, Chapter 26, Chapter 28 |
| Capital Structure | Chapter 15, Chapters 17-19 |
| Dividend Policy | Chapter 20-22 |
| Valuation | Chapter 23, 24 |
| Mergers and Acquisitions | Chapter 25 |
These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off subsets and make copies for students.
These are powerpoint presentations (in Powerpoint '97 (pc) or Powerpoint '98 (Mac)) that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download. If you are an instructor, there is a short instructor's manual that you might want to browse through. Please read the instructor's manual first before you download the presentations.
| Introduction to Corporate Finance | Chapter 1 |
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Tools for Corporate Finance | Chapter 3-5 |
| Measuring Risk in Investments | Chapter 6,7 |
| Measuring Returns on Investments | Chapters 8-15 |
| Capital Structure | Chapter 16-20 |
| Dividend Policy | Chapter 21-23 |
| Valuation | Chapter 24-25 |
| Mergers and Acqusitions | Chapter 26 |
| Option Applications in Corporate Finance and Valuation | Chapter 27 |
These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off entire subsets and make copies for students.
These are powerpoint presentations (in Powerpoint '97 (pc) or Powerpoint '98 (Mac)) that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download.
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Measuring Risk in Investments | Chapter 3,4 |
| Measuring Returns on Investments | Chapters 5,6 |
| Capital Structure | Chapter 7-9 |
| Dividend Policy | Chapter 10-11 |
| Valuation | Chapter 12 |
These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off entire subsets and make copies for students.
The instructor's manual for the book is in the powerpoint presentations that you can download (in the notes format). If you prefer the entire file to print off as a pdf file, click here. Be forewarned that it is about 550 slides and is a very large file.
These are powerpoint presentations that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download. They also contain the instructor's notes (in the notes view in Powerpoint).
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Models for Risk and Return | Chapter 3 |
| Estimating Hurdle Rates | Chapter 4 |
| Measuring Returns on Investments | Chapters 5,6 |
| Capital Structure Choices | Chapter 7 |
| Optimal Financing Mix | Chapter 8 |
| Debt Design and Moving to Optimal | Chapter 9 |
| Dividend Policy: Introduction | Chapter 10 |
| Dividend Policy: Assessment | Chapter 11 |
| Valuation | Chapter 12 |
If you are doing a shorter course, you may prefer this condensed version which I use for an executive corporate finance class of about 6 sessions (3 hours each). It actually works well with a quarter-length course, where you want to move at a more leisurely pace. You can also download the latest set (which will be more updated than my individual packets above) of eof lecture notes that I used for my
Full semester MBA class (Packet
1, Packet
2)
Two-day executive corporate finance class
These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off entire subsets and make copies for students.
The instructor's manual for the book is in the powerpoint presentations that you can download (in the notes format). If you prefer the entire file to print off as a pdf file, click here. Be forewarned that it is almost 600 slides and is a very large file.
These are powerpoint presentations that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download. They also contain the instructor's notes (in the notes view in Powerpoint). For the most updated versions of these slides, check out the lecture note packets that I use for my current corporate finance class. (See below)
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Models for Risk and Return | Chapter 3 |
| Estimating Hurdle Rates | Chapter 4 |
| Measuring Returns on Investments | Chapters 5,6 |
| Capital Structure Choices | Chapter 7 |
| Optimal Financing Mix | Chapter 8 |
| Debt Design and Moving to Optimal | Chapter 9 |
| Dividend Policy: Introduction | Chapter 10 |
| Dividend Policy: Assessment | Chapter 11 |
| Valuation | Chapter 12 |
If you are doing a shorter course, you may prefer this condensed version which I use for an executive corporate finance class of about 6 sessions (3 hours each). It actually works well with a quarter-length course, where you want to move at a more leisurely pace. You can also download the latest set (which will be more updated than my individual packets above) of eof lecture notes that I used for my
For the most updated version of these slides, check out my the packets that I use for my current corporate firnance class. Full semester MBA class (Packet
1, Packet
2)
Two-day
executive corporate finance class
These are the solutions to the problems at the end of the chapters in the book. They are saved as pdf files, and can be read using Adobe Acrobat. This site is protected. Instructors are free to give the password out to their students. They are welcome to print off entire subsets and make copies for students.
The instructor's manual for the book is in the powerpoint presentations that you can download (in the notes format). If you prefer the entire file to print off as a pdf file, click here. Be forewarned that it is more than 600 slides and is a very large file.
These are powerpoint presentations that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download. They also contain the instructor's notes (in the notes view in Powerpoint). For the most updated versions of these slides, check out the lecture note packets that I use for my current corporate finance class. (See below)
| The Big Picture | Chapter 1 |
| The Objective of the Firm | Chapter 2 |
| Models for Risk and Return | Chapter 3 |
| Estimating Hurdle Rates | Chapter 4 |
| Assessing Investment Returns | Chapters 5 |
| Investment Side Costs & Benefits | Chapter 6 |
| Capital Structure Choices | Chapter 7 |
| Optimal Financing Mix | Chapter 8 |
| Debt Design and Moving to Optimal | Chapter 9 |
| Dividend Policy: Introduction | Chapter 10 |
| Dividend Policy: Assessment | Chapter 11 |
| Valuation | Chapter 12 |
| 1. Basic Statistics | Appendix 1 |
| 2. Financial Statements | Appendix 2 |
| 3. Time value of money | Appendix 3 |
| 4. Option Pricing | Appendix 4 |
If you are doing a shorter course, you may prefer this condensed version which I use for an executive corporate finance class of about 6 sessions (3 hours each). It actually works well with a quarter-length course, where you want to move at a more leisurely pace. You can also download the latest set (which will be more updated than my individual packets above) of eof lecture notes that I used for my
For the most updated version of these slides, check out my the packets that I use for my current corporate firnance class. Full semester MBA class (Packet
1, Packet
2)
One-day executive corporate finance class (1 to 1.5 days)
Two-day
executive corporate finance class (2 to 3 days)
These are powerpoint presentations (in Powerpoint '97 (pc) or Powerpoint '98 (Mac)) that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download.
| Approaches to Valuation | Chapter 2 |
| Discounted Cashflow Valuation: Estimation Issues | Chapter 3-12 |
| Discounted Cashflow Valuation: Examples | Chapters 13-16, 21-23 |
| Relative Valuation | Chapter 17-20 |
| Valuing Private Companies | Chapter 24 |
| Valuing Acquisitions | Chapter 25 |
| Value Enhancement: EVA and DCF Valuation | Chaper 31-32 |
| Option Pricing Applications in Valuation | Chapter 27-30 |
You can also download the most updated set of these lecture notes that I used for my class by going to the site for the class.
Full semester MBA class (Packet
1, Packet
2, Packet
3)
Two-day executive valuation class
Three-day or weeklong valuation class
These are powerpoint presentations that you can download and adapt for use in your classes. Some of these files are large and may take a while to download. (For the most updated slides, use the latest edition of the Investment Valuation book)
| Topic | Chapters |
| Introduction to Valuation | Chapter 1 |
| Estimatng Discount Rates | Chapter 2 |
| Estimating Cash Flows | Chapter 3 |
| Estimating Growth and Terminal Value | Chapter 4 |
| Discounted Cashflow Valuation: Examples | Chapter 5-6 |
| Relative Valuation | Chapters 7-9 |
| The Value of Cash and Cross Holdings | Chapter 10 |
| Dealing with Employee Options | Chapter 11 |
| The Value of Intangibles | Chapter 12 |
| The Value of Control | Chapter 13 |
| The Value of Liquidity | Chapter 14 |
| The Value of Synergy | Chapter 15 |
| The Value of Transparency | Chapter 16 |
| The Cost of Distress | Chapter 17 |
| Closing thoughts | Chapter 18 |