Lovely Professional University, Punjab

Course Code Course Title Course Planner Lectures Tutorials Practicals Credits
FIN501 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 14120::Sumit Goyal 4.0 1.0 0.0 5.0
Course Category Courses with numerical and conceptual focus
TextBooks
Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name
T-1 Financial Management Srivastava R, Misra A 2nd 2011 Oxford Higher Education
Reference Books
Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name
R-1 Financial Management I M Pandey 10th 2011 Vikas Publication
Other Reading
Sr No Journals articles as Compulsary reading (specific articles, complete reference)
OR-1 Mian Sajid, Working Capital Requirements & determining Factors in Pakistan, ICFAI Journal of Applied finance, Vol 15, No 4, April 2009 ,
OR-2 Amitabh Gupta, Capital Expenditure & the market value of the firm, ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance, Vol 15, No 12, Dec 2009 ,
OR-3 The Finance Function in Global Corporation, Mihir A Desai, Harvard Business Review, July- Aug 2008 ,
OR-4 A new approach to funding social enterprises by Antony Bugg-Levine, Harvard Business Review, January-February 2012 ,
OR-5 Do you know your cost of capital? By Michael T. Jacobs & Anil Shivdasani, Harvard Business Review, July- August 2012 ,
OR-6 Identifying firm capital structure by Bo Becker, Harvard Business Review, Nov 2011 ,
Relevant Websites
Sr No (Web address) (only if relevant to the course) Salient Features
RW-1 http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/PVPrimer/pvprimer.htm A Primer on the Time Value of Money - For Basics of Time Value of
Money
RW-2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJCiEIqAxbs Video on Working Capital Management Principal and Approaches
RW-3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJMad7KTpaw Video on NPV
RW-4 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7148-Management.htm Video on role of Finance and the Financial Manager
RW-5 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7152-Management.htm Videos on Time value of money
RW-6 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7153-Management.htm Videos on Capital Expenditure Analysis
RW-7 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7154-Management.htm Capital Expenditure Risk Analysis
RW-8 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7156-Management.htm Risk and Return Video Lecture
RW-9 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7160-Management.htm Financing Decisions Video
RW-10 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7161-Management.htm Corporate Financing Overview Video Lecture
RW-11 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7164-Management.htm Dividend Policy Video Lecture
RW-12 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7165-Management.htm Capital Structure Video Lecture
RW-13 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7166-Management.htm Lease Financing Video Lecture
RW-14 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7157-Management.htm Discount Rate Determination Video Lecture
RW-15 http://www.learnerstv.com/video/Free-video-Lecture-7158-Management.htm Project Discount Rate Video Lecture
Week
Number
Lecture
Number
Broad Topic(Sub Topic) Chapters/Sections
of Text/reference
books
Other Readings,
Relevant
Websites, Audio
Visual Aids,
software and
Virtual Labs
Lecture Description Learning Outcomes Pedagogical Tool
Demonstration/ Case
Study / Images /
animation / ppt etc.
Planned
Week 1 Lecture 1 Financial Management-
Introduction(Objective and scope)
T-1:1
R-1:1
RW-10 Introduction of financial
Management, objectives
and scope
Student will learn about
the
relationship between
financial objectives and
organizational strategy.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Lecture 2 Financial Management-
Introduction(Financial goal- Profit
Maximization vs. Wealth
Maximization)
T-1:1
R-1:1
OR-3 Financial Goals, Conflict
between financial Goals
Student will learn about
the agency problem
arising from the
relationship between
shareholders and
managers
Discussion through
article and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 3 Finance function(Investment
Decision)
T-1:1
R-1:1
RW-5 Investment Decision and
the impact of the same
on the market value of
the firm.
Student will learn the
role of capital
budgeting decision in
the financial
management.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Finance function(Financing
Decision)
T-1:1
R-1:1
RW-9 Finance Decision and
impact of the financial
decision on the market
value of the firm.
Student will learn about
how the finance can be
raised for firm.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Detailed Plan For Lectures
LTP week distribution: (LTP Weeks)
Weeks before MTE 7
Weeks After MTE 7
Spill Over 4
Week 1 Lecture 4 Source of Finance(Long term
Source of Finance)
R-1:20/23/27 Use of sources of finance
for long term and the
implication of the same
in financing decision.
Students will learn
about the financial
products and services
available for long term
financing.
Discussion using the
Article and Power
Point Presentation.
Week 2 Lecture 5 Source of Finance(Short term
Sources of Finance)
R-1:20/23/27 Use of sources of finance
for short term and the
implication of the same
in financing decision.
Students will learn
about sources of short
term financing.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Lecture 6 Source of Finance(Leasing as a
Source of Finance)
R-1:20/23/27 RW-13 Leasing and venture
capital as a source of
finance
Students will learn that
about modern sources
of finance as leasing
and venture capital.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Source of Finance(Venture capital) R-1:20/23/27 OR-4 Leasing and venture
capital as a source of
finance
Students will learn that
how leasing and
venture capital is a
source
of finance
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 7 Concept of Time Value of Money
(Present & future value of
annuities & Single Amount)
T-1:4
R-1:2
RW-1 Lecture 7. Introduction
to the concept
Lecture 8. Future Value
of the money for Lumps
um and Annuity.
Lecture 9,10 . Present
value of the money for
Lumps um and Annuity.
Lecture 7. Students will
learn that how the time
value of money is
useful for investment
purpose.
Lecture 8. Students will
Learn the use of
compounding
techniques in the
financial management.
Lecture 9, 10. Students
will learn the use of
discounting techniques
in the financial
management.
Discussion through
numerical problems
and power point
presentation.
Lecture 8 Concept of Time Value of Money
(Present & future value of
annuities & Single Amount)
T-1:4
R-1:2
RW-1 Lecture 7. Introduction
to the concept
Lecture 8. Future Value
of the money for Lumps
um and Annuity.
Lecture 9,10 . Present
value of the money for
Lumps um and Annuity.
Lecture 7. Students will
learn that how the time
value of money is
useful for investment
purpose.
Lecture 8. Students will
Learn the use of
compounding
techniques in the
financial management.
Lecture 9, 10. Students
will learn the use of
discounting techniques
in the financial
management.
Discussion through
numerical problems
and power point
presentation.
Week 3 Lecture 10 Concept of Time Value of Money
(Present & future value of
annuities & Single Amount)
T-1:4
R-1:2
RW-1 Lecture 7. Introduction
to the concept
Lecture 8. Future Value
of the money for Lumps
um and Annuity.
Lecture 9,10 . Present
value of the money for
Lumps um and Annuity.
Lecture 7. Students will
learn that how the time
value of money is
useful for investment
purpose.
Lecture 8. Students will
Learn the use of
compounding
techniques in the
financial management.
Lecture 9, 10. Students
will learn the use of
discounting techniques
in the financial
management.
Discussion through
numerical problems
and power point
presentation.
Lecture 11 Concept of Time Value of Money
(Perpetuity)
T-1:4
R-1:2
RW-14 Perpetuity and
Calculation of EMI's
Students will learn how
to calculate the EMI's
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 12 Cost of Capital(Concept and its
Significance)
T-1:13
R-1:9
OR-5 Introduction and
Relevance
Students will
understand the
importance of cost of
capital in a firm
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 9 Concept of Time Value of Money
(Present & future value of
annuities & Single Amount)
T-1:4
R-1:2
RW-1 Lecture 7. Introduction
to the concept
Lecture 8. Future Value
of the money for Lumps
um and Annuity.
Lecture 9,10 . Present
value of the money for
Lumps um and Annuity.
Lecture 7. Students will
learn that how the time
value of money is
useful for investment
purpose.
Lecture 8. Students will
Learn the use of
compounding
techniques in the
financial management.
Lecture 9, 10. Students
will learn the use of
discounting techniques
in the financial
management.
Discussion through
numerical problems
and power point
presentation.
Week 4 Lecture 13 Cost of Capital(Measurement of
cost of capital of various source of
funds i.e. Equity Shares,
Preference Shares, Debentures,
Retained Earnings)
T-1:13
R-1:9
Calculation of cost of
capital of various source
of funds with and
without tax
1. Equity Shares
2. Preference Shares
3.Debentures
4. Retained Earnings
Students will learn how
to calculate the cost of
different sources of
finance
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 4 Lecture 14 Cost of Capital(Measurement of
cost of capital of various source of
funds i.e. Equity Shares,
Preference Shares, Debentures,
Retained Earnings)
T-1:13
R-1:9
Calculation of cost of
capital of various source
of funds with and
without tax
1. Equity Shares
2. Preference Shares
3.Debentures
4. Retained Earnings
Students will learn how
to calculate the cost of
different sources of
finance
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 15 Cost of Capital(Measurement of
cost of capital of various source of
funds i.e. Equity Shares,
Preference Shares, Debentures,
Retained Earnings)
T-1:13
R-1:9
Calculation of cost of
capital of various source
of funds with and
without tax
1. Equity Shares
2. Preference Shares
3.Debentures
4. Retained Earnings
Students will learn how
to calculate the cost of
different sources of
finance
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 16 Cost of Capital(Weighted Average
Cost of Capital)
T-1:13
R-1:9
Calculation of weighted
average cost of capital as
per market value and
book value
Students will learn that
how to do
trade off between the
different sources of
finance to reduce the
overall cost of capital
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 5 Lecture 17 Leverage(Operating Leverage) T-1:17
R-1:14
Meaning, calculation and
implication of the
operating leverage
Students will come to
know about operating
leverage
and their impact on the
earnings and capital
structure
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 18 Leverage(Financial Leverage) T-1:17
R-1:14
Meaning, calculation and
implication of the
financial and combined
leverage
Students will come to
know about Financial
and combined leverage
and their impact on the
earnings and capital
structure
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 19 Leverage(Combined Leverage) T-1:17
R-1:14
Meaning, calculation and
implication of combined
leverage.
Lecture 19 is planned
for contingency and
revision
Students will come to
know about Financial
and combined leverage
and their impact on the
earnings and capital
structure.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Lecture 20 Capital Structure Decision
(Introduction,
Factors Effecting capital structure
decision)
T-1:16
R-1:15
RW-12 Meaning, Introduction
and Factors Effecting
capital structure decision
students will be able to
grasp the basic
knowledge which they
should consider while
designing capital
structure of the firm
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Week 6 Lecture 21 Homework,Test1
Week 6 Lecture 22 Capital Structure Decision
(Theories of Capital Structure)
T-1:16
R-1:15
Theories of capital
structure.
1. Net Operating
approach
2. Net operating income
approach
3. Traditional Approach
4. Modigliani and Miller
approach
Students will
understand that how
debt equity mix have a
impact on the value of
the firm
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 23 Capital Structure Decision
(Theories of Capital Structure)
T-1:16
R-1:15
Theories of capital
structure.
1. Net Operating
approach
2. Net operating income
approach
3. Traditional Approach
4. Modigliani and Miller
approach
Students will
understand that how
debt equity mix have a
impact on the value of
the firm
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 24 Capital Structure Decision
(Theories of Capital Structure)
T-1:16
R-1:15
Theories of capital
structure.
1. Net Operating
approach
2. Net operating income
approach
3. Traditional Approach
4. Modigliani and Miller
approach
Students will
understand that how
debt equity mix have a
impact on the value of
the firm
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 7 Lecture 25 Capital Structure Decision
(Theories of Capital Structure)
T-1:16
R-1:15
Theories of capital
structure.
1. Net Operating
approach
2. Net operating income
approach
3. Traditional Approach
4. Modigliani and Miller
approach
Students will
understand that how
debt equity mix have a
impact on the value of
the firm
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 26 Capital Structure Decision
(Optimum Capital Structure,
Understanding debt and equity
mix)
T-1:16
R-1:15
OR-6 Use of debt along with
equity and other sources
of finance
Students will learn that
how to design the
optimum capital
structure for the firm
which will maximize
the value of the firm
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 27 Capital Structure Decision
(Optimum Capital Structure,
Understanding debt and equity
mix)
T-1:16
R-1:15
OR-6 Use of debt along with
equity and other sources
of finance
Students will learn that
how to design the
optimum capital
structure for the firm
which will maximize
the value of the firm
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
Week 7 Lecture 28 Capital Structure Decision
(Optimum Capital Structure,
Understanding debt and equity
mix)
T-1:16
R-1:15
OR-6 Use of debt along with
equity and other sources
of finance
Students will learn that
how to design the
optimum capital
structure for the firm
which will maximize
the value of the firm
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
MID-TERM
Week 8 Lecture 29 Capital budgeting(Meaning and
Process)
T-1:11
R-1:8
RW-6 Introduction and process
of capital budgeting
Students will learn the
role of capital
budgeting in the
investment decision
Discussion through
article and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 30 Capital budgeting(Traditional
Methods of analyze capital
budgeting decisions)
T-1:11
R-1:8
Traditional(Non-
Discounting) methods of
capital budgeting
Payback period, Rate of
return or accounting rate
of return.
Students will
understand the various
traditional techniques of
evaluation of
investment proposals
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 31 Capital budgeting(Traditional
Methods of analyze capital
budgeting decisions)
T-1:11
R-1:8
Traditional(Non-
Discounting) methods of
capital budgeting
Payback period, Rate of
return or accounting rate
of return.
Students will
understand the various
traditional techniques of
evaluation of
investment proposals
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 32 Capital budgeting(Discounting
methods of analyze capital
budgeting decisions)
T-1:11
R-1:8
RW-3 Discounting methods of
capital budgeting i.e. Net
present value, Internal
rate of return,
Profitability index,
Discounted pay back
period.
Students will
understand the various
discounting techniques
for evaluation of
investment proposals
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 9 Lecture 33 Capital budgeting(Discounting
methods of analyze capital
budgeting decisions)
T-1:11
R-1:8
RW-3 Discounting methods of
capital budgeting i.e. Net
present value, Internal
rate of return,
Profitability index,
Discounted pay back
period.
Students will
understand the various
discounting techniques
for evaluation of
investment proposals
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 34 Capital budgeting(Simulation
Analysis)
T-1:12
R-1:8
RW-7 Risk management
techniques of capital
Budgeting i.e Simulation
and Scenario analysis.
Students will learn that
how to manage risk in
investment decision
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Capital budgeting(Scenario
Analysis)
T-1:12
R-1:8
RW-15 Risk management
techniques of capital
Budgeting
Students will learn that
how to manage risk in
investment decision
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 35 Capital budgeting(Sensitivity
Analysis)
T-1:12
R-1:8
OR-2 Risk management
techniques of capital
Budgeting i.e sensitivity
analysis.
Risk management
techniques of capital
Budgeting
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
Week 9 Lecture 36 Risk and return analysis(Risk
Measurement)
T-1:5
R-1:4/5
RW-8 Different types of risk
Systematic and
unsystematic risk
Students will learn that
how to measure the risk
and return in financial
management
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Risk and return analysis(Beta -
Meaning and Calculation)
T-1:5
R-1:4/5
Different types of risk
Systematic and
unsystematic risk
Students will learn that
how to measure the risk
and return in financial
management
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 10 Lecture 37 Risk and return analysis(Standard
Deviation as a measure of risk)
T-1:5
R-1:4/5
Calculation of standard
deviation and beta
Students will learn that
how to measure and
calculate the risk and
return in financial
management
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 38 Management of Surplus; Dividend
policy(Retained earnings and
Dividend policy)
T-1:18
R-1:17/18
Meaning and relevance
of dividend decision.
lecture 38 is planned for
contingency and revision
Students will learn
about the relevance of
dividend decision.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Management of Surplus; Dividend
policy(Forms of dividend)
T-1:18
R-1:17/18
RW-11 Introduction, forms of
dividend role of dividend
decision in the financial
management
Students will learn
about the relevance of
dividend decision for
the value of the firm
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Lecture 39 Management of Surplus; Dividend
policy(Theories of dividend)
T-1:18
R-1:17/18
Relevance and
Irrelevance theories of
dividend
Students will learn that
how dividend decision
can impact on the value
of the firm
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 40 Management of Surplus; Dividend
policy(Theories of dividend)
T-1:18
R-1:17/18
Relevance and
Irrelevance theories of
dividend
Students will learn that
how dividend decision
can impact on the value
of the firm
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Week 11 Lecture 41 Management of Surplus; Dividend
policy(Theories of dividend)
T-1:18
R-1:17/18
Relevance and
Irrelevance theories of
dividend
Students will learn that
how dividend decision
can impact on the value
of the firm
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 42 Working Capital Management- I
(Concept and significance)
T-1:29
R-1:27
RW-2 Introduction,
significance, Factors
affecting working capital
Financing of working
capital is already
discussed under the short
term sources of finance.
Students will learn the
concept and role of
operating cycle in short
term decision.
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Working Capital Management- I
(Financing of Working Capital
Needs)
T-1:29
R-1:27
Introduction,
significance, Factors
affecting working capital
Financing of working
capital is already
discussed under the short
term sources of finance.
Students will learn the
concept and role of
operating cycle in short
term decision.
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Week 11 Lecture 42 Working Capital Management- I
(Factors affecting Working Capital
Requirements)
T-1:29
R-1:27
OR-1 Introduction,
significance, Factors
affecting working capital
Financing of working
capital is already
discussed under the short
term sources of finance.
Students will learn the
concept and role of
operating cycle in short
term decision.
Discussion through
article the Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 43 Working Capital Management- I
(Determining working capital
requirements)
T-1:29
R-1:27
Estimation of working
capital
Students will learn that
how to find the working
capital requirement for
the future
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 44 Working Capital Management- I
(Determining working capital
requirements)
T-1:29
R-1:27
Estimation of working
capital
Students will learn that
how to find the working
capital requirement for
the future
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 12 Lecture 45 Working Capital Management- I
(Cash Management- Models and
Cash Budget)
T-1:24
R-1:30
Lecture 45 Meanings,
Motives and Principles
of cash management
Lecture 46 Baumols
Model, Miller and Orr
Model of cash
Management
Lecture 47 Cash budget
Lecture 45 Students
will learn that what
should be the optimum
level of cash in working
capital management
Lecture 46 Students
will learn that and how
to find optimum cash
balance.
Lecture 47 students
will learn how to
prepare cash budget for
future requirement.
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 46 Working Capital Management- I
(Cash Management- Models and
Cash Budget)
T-1:24
R-1:30
Lecture 45 Meanings,
Motives and Principles
of cash management
Lecture 46 Baumols
Model, Miller and Orr
Model of cash
Management
Lecture 47 Cash budget
Lecture 45 Students
will learn that what
should be the optimum
level of cash in working
capital management
Lecture 46 Students
will learn that and how
to find optimum cash
balance.
Lecture 47 students
will learn how to
prepare cash budget for
future requirement.
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Week 12 Lecture 47 Working Capital Management- I
(Cash Management- Models and
Cash Budget)
T-1:24
R-1:30
Lecture 45 Meanings,
Motives and Principles
of cash management
Lecture 46 Baumols
Model, Miller and Orr
Model of cash
Management
Lecture 47 Cash budget
Lecture 45 Students
will learn that what
should be the optimum
level of cash in working
capital management
Lecture 46 Students
will learn that and how
to find optimum cash
balance.
Lecture 47 students
will learn how to
prepare cash budget for
future requirement.
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 48 Homework,Test3
Week 13 Lecture 49 Working Capital Management- II
(Inventory Management- Meaning,
Techniques of Inventory
Management.)
T-1:22
R-1:29
Meaning, Motives
Models for Inventory
Management like EOQ,
ABC, JIT, VED
Student will learn the
basic issues in
inventory management
and the underlying
principles that guide
management of
inventory
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 50 Working Capital Management- II
(Inventory Management- Meaning,
Techniques of Inventory
Management.)
T-1:22
R-1:29
Meaning, Motives
Models for Inventory
Management like EOQ,
ABC, JIT, VED
Student will learn the
basic issues in
inventory management
and the underlying
principles that guide
management of
inventory
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 51 Working Capital Management- II
(Inventory Management- Meaning,
Techniques of Inventory
Management.)
T-1:22
R-1:29
Meaning, Motives
Models for Inventory
Management like EOQ,
ABC, JIT, VED
Student will learn the
basic issues in
inventory management
and the underlying
principles that guide
management of
inventory
Discussion through
Numerical problems
and Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 52 Working Capital Management- II
(Receivable Management-
Meaning and Credit Policy)
T-1:23
R-1:26
Introduction, Credit
Policy, Factoring
Students will learn
about the credit policy
and its constituents and
role of factoring in
management of
receivables
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Week 14 Lecture 53 Working Capital Management- II
(Receivable Management-
Meaning and Credit Policy)
T-1:23
R-1:26
Introduction, Credit
Policy, Factoring
Students will learn
about the credit policy
and its constituents and
role of factoring in
management of
receivables
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
Lecture 54 Contemporary Issues related to
Financial Management(EVA)
T-1:10 Meaning and implication
Economic value added.
lecture 54 is planned for
contingency and revision
Student will learn the
role of EVA in financial
Management.
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Week 14 Lecture 55 Contemporary Issues related to
Financial Management(MVA)
T-1:10 Meaning and Implication
of Market Value added
Student will learn the
role of MVA in
financial Management
Discussion using the
Power Point
Presentation.
Lecture 56 Contemporary Issues related to
Financial Management(Corporate
Governance)
T-1:10 Implication of Corporate
Governance in Financial
Management.
Student will learn the
role of corporate
governance in financial
management.
Discussion through
Power Point
Presentation
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Week 15 Lecture 57 Spill Over
Lecture 58 Spill Over
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Lecture 60 Spill Over
Scheme for CA:
Component Frequency Out Of Each Marks Total Marks
Homework,Test 2 3 10 20
Total :- 10 20
Details of Academic Task(s)
AT No. Objective Topic of the Academic Task Nature of Academic Task
(group/individuals/field
work
Evaluation Mode Allottment /
submission Week
HW1 To check the
practical learning
regrading the
concepts of financial
management
A specific company like ITC or Reliance Industries etc has to be
allotted to the group.
Students will analyze the whole financial structure of the
company as per the movement of course by using the last five
years data. They have to incorporate the following points
(1) A brief profile of the company with the thought of
management (vision and mission).
(2) Analysis of the sources of Finance of the company and their
relevant mix for the last five year.
(3) They have to make a comparative study of their cost of capital
in comparison with any one peer company in last five year and
the suggestion where the cost control is required and how it can
be achieved.
(4) To diagnose the whole capital structure and relevance of the
structure model as fitted.
(5) Students are required to have an understanding and
recommendations as far the capital budgeting decisions of the
companies are concerned
Group 1)Content of the
report-5 Data
Application-5
Analysis-5
Recommendations-
5 2) Viva Concept
clarity-10
Student'shold on
report/in depth
awareness of the
subject given in the
report by all the
members
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Test1 To check the
understanding of the
students in regrads
to numerical ability
6 questions of 5 marks each or in multiples of 5.
The syllabus of the test will be time value of money, cost of
capital and leverage.
Individual All questions of 5
marks each or in
multiples of 5.
Marks should be
alloted as per the
answer and thier
should be step
marking
2 / 6
Test2 To check the
understanding of the
students in regrads
to numerical ability
6 questions of 5 marks each or in multiples of 5. The syllabus of
the test will be capital budgeting, working capital estimation, cash
budget and cash models.
Individual All questions of 5
marks each or in
multiples of 5.
Marks should be
allotted as per the
answer and their
should be step
marking.
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Plan for Tutorial: (Please do not use these time slots for syllabus coverage)
Tutorial No. Lecture Topic Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned
(case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business game etc)
Tutorial1 Discussion on the Current issues related to Financial
Management to build the base for the students
Role Playing
Tutorial2 Role of Finance Manager, Sources of Finance Problem Solving
Tutorial3 Time Value of Money Problem Solving
Tutorial4 Cost of Capital Problem Solving
Tutorial5 Leverage Problem Solving
Tutorial6 Capital Structure Problem Solving
Tutorial7 Revision Problem Solving
After Mid-Term
Tutorial8 Capital budgeting Problem Solving
Tutorial9 Capital budgeting and risk management techniques Problem Solving
Tutorial10 Dividend policy Problem Solving
Tutorial11 Estimation of Working Capital Problem Solving
Tutorial12 Cash Budget and Cash Models Problem Solving
Tutorial13 Inventory Management Problem Solving
Tutorial14 Revision Problem Solving