Name: Financial Management 3 sem
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Financial Management 3 sem

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Financial Management at the third-semester level delves deeper into advanced financial decision-making within a corporation. It moves beyond basic concepts to focus on strategic areas like capital structure theory, dividend policy, working capital management, and financial analysis. The subject equips students with the analytical tools to make optimal long-term and short-term financial decisions that maximize the firm’s value and ensure its liquidity and profitability.

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Capital Structure and Leverage: This involves an in-depth analysis of the Mix of Debt and Equity a firm uses to finance its operations. It covers theories (like Net Income, Net Operating Income, and Modigliani-Miller approach), the concept of Optimal Capital Structure, and the impact of financial leverage on risk, return, and the cost of capital.
Dividend Policy and Decisions: This topic explores the critical question of how much profit to distribute to shareholders as dividends and how much to retain for reinvestment. It examines different dividend policies, relevant theories (like Walter’s Model and Gordon’s Model), and the practical factors that influence dividend decisions and their impact on firm valuation.
Working Capital Management: This focuses on the management of a firm’s short-term assets (like cash, inventory, receivables) and short-term liabilities. Key components include determining the optimal level of working capital, managing the cash conversion cycle, formulating credit policies, and making decisions about inventory control to ensure smooth operations and profitability.

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