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Professor Senbet teaches an advanced financial management course (now BUFN 714;
formerly BMGT 741), and Corporate Governance Performance (BUFN 758G) at the MBA level,
as well as Ph.D. seminars in corporate
finance and corporate governance. Samples course materials are shown
below. BUFN 758G, Winter 2007
Corporate Governance and Performance
A new course dealing with
corporate governance and its impact on shareholder value.
Syllabus
Cases - Guideline Questions
Term Project and
Cases
BMGT 841, Spring 2006
Seminar in Corporate Finance (Ph.D. Course)
Prerequisite: permission of department. Seminar in selected classic
and current theoretical and empirical research in corporate finance.
Syllabus
Presentation - Guidelines
BMGT 808C, Fall 2005
Seminar in Issues in Corporate Governance and Financial Reforms
Prerequisite: permission of department.
Seminar focuses on issues in
corporate governance and financial reforms with specific attention to
the reforms of governance/executive compensation practices, linkages
between finance and development, and financial crisis.
Syllabus
Seminar
Methodology and Approach
BMGT 741, Spring 2003 (entitled BUFN 714
beginning Fall 2003)
Advanced Financial Management
Prerequisite: BUSI
640. Advanced corporate finance course that builds on the core
course. Study of investment and financing decisions faced by firms at
various stages in their life cycles. Topics include advanced capital
budgeting and capital structure, real options and option-like features in
securities, financial contracting, governance, financial distress, and
capital-raising transactions ranging from IPOs for young firms to complex
hedging strategies for large firms. Pedagogy uses mix of lectures and case
studies. Non-majors should review their registration eligibility in the
statement preceding the BUFN courses.
Syllabus
Course Introduction
Course Schedule
Lecture Aids
Cases - Guideline Questions
Term Project - Guidelines
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