• To introduce the principles, scope, and goals of corporate finance within modern business environments.
• To explain the concept, components, and calculation of the cost of capital.
• To develop the ability to interpret and analyze financial statements for decision-making.
• To equip learners with the skills to evaluate a company’s liquidity, solvency, and financial structure.
• To teach the preparation and analysis of cash flow and fund flow statements.
• To enable participants to apply corporate finance knowledge in investment, funding, and strategic business decisions.

M-1: Introduction to Corporate Finance

M-2: Cost of Capital

M-3: Financial Reporting & Statement for Organization

M-4: Cash and Fund Flow

Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:

• Define the role and importance of corporate finance in strategic business planning.
• Calculate and interpret different forms of cost of capital including WACC.
• Analyze and interpret key financial statements such as income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
• Assess a company’s financial health using liquidity, profitability, and solvency ratios.
• Prepare and evaluate cash flow and fund flow statements to assess operational efficiency.
• Make informed financial decisions regarding investment, financing, and working capital management

This program is offered by the World Academy for Research & Development.

Features:
Duration: The Program offers self-paced completion with no set deadlines.
Short Video Materials: Yes
Mode of Learning: Self-Paced

Assignment:

• Total Assignments: 01
• 01 Capstone Projects
  • Total Marks: 100
  • Pass Mark: 50%

Exam Method:

• Number of Exams: 01
• Number of Questions: 20 MCQ Questions
• Duration: 30 Minutes
• Total Marks: 100 
• Pass Mark: 50%

• 04 Practical Focus Module
• Post Completion:
  • Electronic Certificate

• Strategic Financial Thinking
  • Ability to align financial strategy with business objectives and shareholder value.
• Cost of Capital Analysis
  • Skill in calculating and applying cost of equity, debt, and weighted average cost of capital (WACC).
• Financial Reporting Literacy
  • Competence in reading and interpreting organizational financial reports.
• Liquidity & Solvency Evaluation
  • Capability to assess short-term and long-term financial stability using cash and fund flow tools.
• Investment Decision Support
  • Proficiency in using financial metrics and data to support capital budgeting and funding decisions.
• Financial Performance Analysis
  • Ability to critically evaluate financial statements for insights into operational and strategic effectiveness.