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FINANCE 207

Corporations, Finance, and Governance in the Global Economy

UNITS:3
GRADING:GSB Letter Graded
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

As executives, entrepreneurs, global leaders, and change agents tasked with developing transformative solutions of tomorrow, you will need certain skills and tools to interact with and navigate the complex and ever-changing financial landscape. This course focuses on the development of these skills and tools through the analysis of concise real-world financial situations around the globe. Topics include valuation of cash flows and control; the capital structure, payout policy and governance of both mature and entrepreneurial firms; restructuring and managing financial distress; the use of public markets to obtain liquidity and multiple share classes to retain control; financing and governance in venture capital and private equity; the rise of activism; and social responsibility and debates about the objectives of the firms of the present and future.

Syllabus for selected term:
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Sections

1 Term
Case Study 1Open
ID: 28645
0 / 72 enrolled
DAYS:Monday, Thursday
TIME:1:15 PM – 2:35 PM
LOCATION:Not Applicable
INSTRUCTOR:
Siegel, Robert, Seru, Amit
3units
Case Study 2Open
ID: 28646
0 / 72 enrolled
DAYS:Monday, Thursday
TIME:2:50 PM – 4:10 PM
LOCATION:Not Applicable
INSTRUCTOR:
Siegel, Robert, Seru, Amit
3units

FINANCE 207: Corporations, Finance, and Governance in the Global Economy

3 units · GSB Letter Graded

As executives, entrepreneurs, global leaders, and change agents tasked with developing transformative solutions of tomorrow, you will need certain skills and tools to interact with and navigate the complex and ever-changing financial landscape. This course focuses on the development of these skills and tools through the analysis of concise real-world financial situations around the globe. Topics include valuation of cash flows and control; the capital structure, payout policy and governance of both mature and entrepreneurial firms; restructuring and managing financial distress; the use of public markets to obtain liquidity and multiple share classes to retain control; financing and governance in venture capital and private equity; the rise of activism; and social responsibility and debates about the objectives of the firms of the present and future.

Offered in Winter 2027 at Stanford University.

Winter 2027 sections

  • Case Study — Monday Thursday 2:50 PM – 4:10 PM — Siegel, Robert, Seru, Amit (Graduate)
  • Case Study — Monday Thursday 1:15 PM – 2:35 PM — Siegel, Robert, Seru, Amit (Graduate)

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