Hirshleifer model Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document contains a selection of questions that derive from old exams, and the course material, and covers most topics. Week 1 – Basic Concepts & Hirshleifer Model Week 2 – Investment decision rules and capital budgeting Week 3 – Valuing Bonds and Stocks Week 4 – MV Analysis and Portfolio Theory. Week 6 – EMH and M&A

All weeks: Week 1 Hirshleifer model Week 2 Capital budgeting and investment decisions rules Week 3 Valuation of bonds and shares Week 4 Portfolio theory Week 5 CAPM and cost of capital Week 6 Efficient Market Hypothesis, mergers and acquisitions

This summary covers super detailed finance lecture notes that I currently did by myself during my second year of IBA (took ages to do!). It covers all the topics from week 1 to week 5 and everything the lecturer talked about in class in a super detailed explanation. It includes step by step calculations/explanations to the complex calculations and financial concepts/models of all the lectures! This includes the Model of Hirshleifer(week 1) Capital budgeting (week 2), the Valuation of bonds an...

This is a super detailed summary of the Finance lectures (IBA YR 2) week 1-3. The summary covers everything the lecturer covered from week 1 till 3, nothing is taken from exterior sources, very detailed analysis of the complex calculations. Literally everything from the lectures are explained in a super detailed way!

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This document contains all slides + explanations of the teacher to prepare you for your exam as well as possible

All Important Hirshleifer Model formulas for the course Finance

Hi guys! A summary for the first midterm of this course! It covers chapters 1-5 and 7-8 and provides an explanation of the Hirshleifer Model - along with all the other material in the Text- and Workbook. So, this is all you need to know for this exam! Good luck :)