FIN 6260 - Financial Operations

This course focuses on a contemporary study of financial management linking operations to overall business strategy and corporate financial performance. Students will have opportunities to analyze financial statements and use financial modeling to determine strategic directions for corporate operating capital. With an emphasis on working capital dynamics, cash management and fraud prevention, payables and credit risk, banking relationships and services, the cash conversion cycle and other key financial metrics, students will gain a better understanding of several key determinants of profitability and value creation.

Note: Open to graduate students only.

Credits: 3 hours

Restrictions: Restrictions Enrollment in MScFIN graduate program. Permission for enrollment of MBA or MSA program students by approval of the MScFIN Program Director.