This document summarizes the basic introductory finance course taught in many Business and economics-related Bachelor courses. No advanced material, mainly cash flow analysis as well NPV, CAPM and fixed income evaluation. This course serves as the conceptual base for more advanced finance and accountancy courses.

This introductory Finance course focuses on Governance and M&A-related concepts. Beginning with Equity and Asset Valuation, the main part focuses on theories about Principal-Agent conflicts as well as corporate structures to prevent such adverse effects. The last two chapters focus on M&A activity and all forms of takeovers.

Full Course Summary of advanced Finance course in a later stage of the Bachelor. Mostly material on equity valuation, debt vs. equity financing and asset pricing such as CAPM as well as derivatives and real options.

(1) Fixed Income Portfolio and Rebalancing Methods. (2) Equity and Assets Pricing Methods (CAPM, APT etc.). (3) Efficient Market Hypothesis vs. Behavioral Finance.

This summary spans the chapters 4, 20 - 26 as well as Carhart (1997). Many colorful graphs and equations to illustrate the theories better with emphasis on real world examples. Main topics span Asset valuation, Derivatives and Portfolio Management

This document contains a summary of the course 'Financial Markets', taught at the University of Amsterdam - MSc Finance by Stefan Arping. It provides a summary of the theories, articles and models discussed in the lectures and tutorials.

This summary contains all articles from 2019-2020 and all lecture notes (incl. everything important on the slides): WEEK 1 Meeting 1.1: Economic foundations of strategy 1. Stoelhorst J.W. ([1997] 2008), Thinking about Strategy, 3d edition. Teaching note, University of Amsterdam (26 pages, reading time approx. 1 hour 30 minutes) 2. Rumelt, Richard P. (2003), What In the World is Competitive Advantage?, Working paper, Anderson Business School, UCLA. (7 pages, reading time approx. 30 minutes) 3. ...

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The document includes everything you will need to memorize to answer the exam questions. The table contains a summary for each article from each week of the course. More specifically: Week 1 - Rumelt, Richard P. (2003), What In the World is Competitive Advantage?, Working paper, Anderson Business School, UCLA. - Besanko, David, Dranove, David and Shanley, Mark (2000), Economics of Strategy, 2nd edition, New York: Wiley. - Conner, Kathleen R. (1991), A Historical Comparison of Resource-based Th...

4.1. Dierickx, Ingemar and Karel Cool (1989), Asset Stock Accumulation and Sustainability of Competitive Advantage 4.2 Grant, Robert M. (1996), Prospering in Dynamically-Competitive Environments: Organizational Capabilities as Knowledge Integration 4.3 Teece, David J. en Gary Pisano, and Amy Shuen (1997), Dynamic Capabilities and Strategic Management 4.4 Arend, Richard J. and Philip Bromiley (2009), Assessing the Dynamic Capabilities View: Spare Change Everyone 4.5 Prahalad, C.K. and Gary Ha...