Prerequisites:

Familiarity with investment decision tools such as Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR).

Course Level: Advanced

Course Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

 Define capital budgeting and its significance in investment decision-making.
 Identify the fundamental principles of capital budgeting.
 Differentiate between various types of investment projects.
 Recognize the cash flow typology associated with a given project.
 Compare and evaluate projects with different time horizons.
 Calculate and analyze cash flows related to a project.
 Make informed decisions on project implementation or abandonment.
 Identify common mistakes in capital budgeting and apply preventive measures.
 Implement effective project monitoring techniques.

Key Concepts Covered:

 Principles of Capital Budgeting
 Definitions and Processes in Capital Budgeting
 Expansion Projects and their Evaluation
 Replacement Projects and their Evaluation
 Handling Projects with Unequal Lives
 Understanding the Cost of Capital
 Cost of Equity-related Methods
 Pure Play Method for Risk Assessment
 Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)

Course Components:

 On-demand course videos presented by industry experts
 Downloadable course slides for a comprehensive learning
 Practice questions to reinforce understanding.
 Real-life case studies for practical application
 Final quiz to assess knowledge retention.
 Course certificate upon successful completion

Join this advanced capital budgeting course to gain the necessary expertise in evaluating and choosing investment opportunities effectively. Enhance your decision-making skills and contribute to the financial success of your organization.