Course Overview
Corporate finance lays the conceptual foundation for real world financial analysis. In this course, we start with a qualitative overview of corporate finance and its impact on the capital markets. Next, we introduce key concepts such as net present value, IRR, the discount rate and payback period, and discuss them in the context of valuing bonds. We then conduct exercise-based discussions on equity and mezzanine securities and proceed to in-depth valuation exercises based on the corporate finance concepts introduced earlier in the course. Finally, we wrap up the course with a detailed analysis of cost of capital.
Instructor - Haseeb Chowdhry
Prior to joining Wall Street Prep, Haseeb was an Assistant Vice President in Barclays Wealth's Business Assessment & Strategic Analytics team, focusing on streamlining operations and increasing profitability for specific business lines. Prior to Barclays, he spent two years as an Investment Banking Analyst at Jefferies focusing on maritime, offshore and logistics companies, developing an expertise in unique LBO and capital raising structures. Immediately after graduation, Haseeb helped establish a financing subsidiary for Edible Arrangements International, Inc. He graduated from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business at NYU with a BS in Finance and Accounting. Haseeb has passed the Series 79 and 63 exams.
