Intermediate Corporate Finance

In this document you will find a short summary for the course “Intermediate Corporate Finance”, given in the third year of the bachelor's degree in Economics and Business Economics and in the Pre-Master Finance. The summary contains the main substance from weeks 1 to 4, as well as a small part of week 5. For more background theory, please refer to my comprehensive summary for ICF.

In this document you will find a comprehensive summary for the course 'Intermediate Corporate Finance' taught in the third year of the bachelor Economics and Business Economics and in the Pre-Master Finance. The summary contains the most important theory from the book with a step-by-step plan for the example questions. For an extra good exam preparation, you could also look at my Asset Pricing summary, as it also includes essential formulas and teaching material.

This summary summarizes all the chapters you need to know for the exam. It takes a lot of time to read the book completely, but this summary will help you learn the most important aspects. The summary is 79 pages.

This is a summary of chapters 9.1 to 21. All important aspects are included. The summary is 79 pages long, and can therefore be seen as a good overview of the book. It takes a lot of time to read the book, but this summary makes learning a lot easier!

Can also be bought directly; message me Includes all chapters from the course, plus an appendix summarising earlier chapters which may be relevant for some other asset pricing courses.

This summary includes the whole course Intermediate Corporate Finance, EBB079B05. All chapters 9.1/10/11/12/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21 and the article Graham, J.R. & C.R. Harvey [2001] are summarized. Examples from the book, results, and further explanations are also included. References: Hillier, D., M. Grinblatt, & S. Titman [2012], Financial Markets and Corporate Strategy, 2nd European edition, McGraw-Hill (ISBN 139780077129422) ▪ Graham, J.R. & C.R. Harvey [2001], “The Theory and Practice ...