SP 507 - FINANCIAL THEORY & CORPORATE FINANCE

To give the theoretical background of financial management, financial planning, corporate valuation, investment analysis and cost of capital by illustrative examples.

The course focuses on the nature and purpose of accounting, current assets and long-term investments, property, plant, and equipment, intangible assets, liability accounts and owner’s equity, principal accounting instruments, valuation problems of depreciable assets and liabilities.

To understand the development of the international monetary system, the functioning of the money markets and foreign exchange markets, to examine the international bond, equity and derivatives market and instruments as well as their use in risk management purposes, to understand the international debt instruments and equity products as a source of financing, to analyse the interaction of financial markets and corporate finance.

The course covers the General Approach in Housing Finance: 1. Mortgage Markets Mortgage BankingPrimary Mortgage MarketsSecondary Mortgage MarketsSecurizations Housing Finance in devoloped CountriesHousing Finance systems and applications in Turkey 2. Real Estate Law in Turkey.

It is essential for the executives of a corporation carefully structure their objectives and the utility function over those objectives to indicate the basic reason for the organization’s existence. The hierarchical organizational structure is then to be drawn as a realistic reflection of the detailed objectives.

Main objective of the course, is to gain ability of establish linear or nonlinear regression model on any finance subject and also to evaluate the figures of anova analysis. Students will gain the ability of using statistical techniques to establish their research questions, pose relevant hypotheses, and make use of the most appropriate tests to carry out a scientific study.

This course focuses on the understandinggof how financial technology of derivatives can be used to advance the strategic goals of firms. After brief overview of the nature and the role of derivatives information. The course aims t oto prepare executives of corporations, Who design, price, produce, sell and buy securities both on their own behalf and for their clients; and investment managers

The objective of this lecture is to provide the pupils with the basic theory of fundamental equity analysis and its practical application.

The aim of this course is to enlighten the participants about (1) the terms of organizational goals, mission, vision, strategies, politics; (2) environment and business analyses such as SWOT analyses, (3) identifying business level, business group level and functional level strategies, and (4) implementation and control of this strategies

This is an introductory course technical analysis applying charting techniques, volume indicators, and oscillators to indicate market price trends and reversals. Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis Philosophy, Advantages and Disadvantages of Technical Analysis, Dow Theory and comments on Dow Theory, Price Formations, Technical Analysis Tools

The course on Capital Market Law and Regulations is designed so as to teach students, substantive legal aspects of existing Capital Market Law, Capital Market Regulations, and Communiqués with respect to each category of capital market instruments and institutions.

Enabling the participants to combine their theoretical portfolio management knowledge with application. The course covers the Theory, Equity Analysis, Fixed Income Mathematics, Risk Management, Benchmarking, Financial Planning and Financial Product Design, Tax Management .

This course covers economic integration concepts need to understanding in order to make economic decisions. This course also covers basic economic integration theories and European economic relationships