Finance at micro level (corporate finance) covering three key decisions: financing (raising funds through equity/debt), investment (fixed assets/capital budgeting and current assets/working capital), and dividend policy. Explains evolution of finance from 1900-2010, core concepts including time value of money, risk-return trade-off, portfolio theory, and CAPM model.
Financial intermediaries and returns at macro level. Covers role of intermediaries in fund flow, types including banks, DFIs, agriculture finance institutions, insurance, mutual funds, NBFCs. Explains regulatory framework with RBI, SEBI, IRDA oversight. Details agricultural finance through NABARD, cooperative banks, and multi-agency approach for rural credit accessibility.
Finance at macro level covering financial assets and markets. Explains Indian financial system’s dichotomous structure (organized vs non-organized), financial assets types (equity, debt, derivatives), and financial markets (capital, money, government securities). Covers detailed breakdown of derivatives including futures, options, swaps, forwards and regulatory framework under SEBI and RBI.
Financial Management course introduction by Dr. K. Santi Swarup covering five modules: finance function, time value of money, capital budgeting, financial analysis/capital structure, and working capital management. Explains finance as art and science of managing money, career opportunities in financial services and corporate finance, and importance for personal and professional decisions.
These notes covers ACME.Com Company case study analyzing equipment replacement decision for anvil production. Current equipment purchased for $1.5 million 10 years ago can be sold for $100,000. New $2.5 million equipment offers $400,000 annual cost savings over 10-year life. Includes MACRS depreciation rates, tax calculations, and cash flow analysis methodology.