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Master in Business Engineering Corporate Valuation and Financing       Monday, September 19, 2016   News         FOR THE FIRST SESSION on Sept 19, 2016   Please register quickly here. This allows us know more about you and make sure to have all means ready to exchange during the academic year. Come to the aud. H1301 Make sure to be able to reach www.wooclap.com on your smartphone.     READINGS Readings are always mentioned in the following way, in the right-side column: [Author(s)] ([publication year]). Readings with a are compulsory. It means that they are part of the examination. I will never ask questions of the "learn-by-heart" type. But open-questions, analytical questions on some passages and comments on some calculations may request you to have read those. I guarantee that several questions will be requiring these readings to be performed. readings with a are facultative or to help your understanding.           GLG-Solvay Simulation Game (in collaboration with GLG partners)     Unveiled on Sept. 26             Course Documents       Outline of the course               THE ASSET SIDE     1 A review session... DCF in Finance   2 Asset Pricing Fundamentals in Finance and the use of Real Options Asset Pricing Real options     THE IMPACT OF THE LIABILITY SIDE     3 The Cost of Capital The battle of the WACC Implementing the WACC     4 The Capital Structure Optimal Capital Structure (with notes) There is more than just tax shields explanations Empirical Capital Structure (with notes) Models are nice...but are they verified by empirical studies on the subject?     THE INVESTOR'S PERSPECTIVE OF THE FIRM     5 Corporate Restructuring IPOs & M&As     6 Fixed income Bond valuation Fundamentals of International Finance Interest-rate modelling     7 (Complex) Risky Debt Credit risk modelling Convertible bonds             Exercise Sessions                                                     Past exams       The following files are provided to give you a perspective on past exams, for full transparency. But bear in mind that: (1) their design is not a guarantee for forthcoming exams, (2) exams' design depends on the material and subjects taught that year and therefore, forthcoming exams may be well different.     Final Exam 2006 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2006 (sept - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2007 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2007 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2008 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2008 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2009 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2009 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2010 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2010 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2011 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2011 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2012 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2012 (august - 2nd session)     Final Exam 2013 (january - 1st session) Final Exam 2013 (august - 2nd session)