<p>This subject examines the principle of adding value for shareholders through the selective restructuring of assets, liabilities and capital in the corporate organisation. The subject uses a case study method of instruction to expose students to actual financial decision making situations. In this way students draw on knowledge gained in previous subjects to analyse problems and strategic issues faced by the financial manager in the contemporary business environment.</p>

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FIN350 - Strategic Financial Management

Strategic Financial Management

be able to analyse and account for risk in the decision making process.

be able to explain how financial management relates to general corporate policy;

be able to analyse financial data and provide a decision on a course of action that is in the best interest of firm shareholders; and

be able to evaluate real world issues and problems faced by the financial manager, by being able to select appropriate financial techniques;

FIN350-60-D-B