THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS. School of Economics and Finance FINA1003/FINA1310 Corporate Finance

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THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS School of Economics and Finance FINA1003/FINA1310 Corporate Finance GENERAL INFORMATION FINA1003AB/ FINA1310AB Instructor: Dr. T. Lin Email: tlin@hku.hk Office: Room 914 K K Leung Building Phone: 2241 5935 Semester: 1 Lecture: A: Tue 9:30 10:20 MWT5; Fri 9:30 11:20 MWT5 B: Tue 12:30 13:20 MWT7; Fri 12:30 14:20 MWT7 FINA1003CD/ FINA1310CD Instructor: Dr. Z. Wang Email: wangzg@hku.hk Office: Room 902 K K Leung Building Phone: 2859 1045 Semester: 1 Lecture: C: Mon 14:30 17:20 KK201 D: Fri 14:30 17:20 KK202 FINA1003E/ FINA1310E Instructor: Dr. D. Li Email: lidan@hku.hk Office: Room 819, K.K. Leung Building Phone: 3917 4176 Semester: 2 Lecture: Fri 9:30 12:20 LE6 FINA1003F/ FINA1310F Instructor: Dr. Z. Wang Email: wangzg@hku.hk Office: Room 902, K.K. Leung Building Phone: 2859 1045 Semester: 2 Lecture: Mon 14:30 17:20 MB237 FINA1003G/ FINA1310G Instructor: Dr. T. Liu Email: TBA Office: TBA Phone: TBA Semester: 2 Lecture: Fri 14:30 17:20 LE6 1

FINA1003HIJ/ FINA1310 GHIJ Instructor: Dr. S. Huang Email: huangsy@hku.hk Office: Room 834 K K Leung Building Phone: 3917 8564 Semester: 2 Lecture: H: Tue 13:30 16:20 KK201 I: Wed 9:30 12:20 MWT7 J: Mon 14:30 17:20 LE6 Consultation times: by appointments Tutor: TBA Pre-requisites: BUSI1002 Introduction to Accounting/ ACCT1101 Introduction to financial accounting Co-requisites: None Mutually exclusive: STAT2807/ STAT3904 Corporate finance for actuarial science Course Website: Your Moodle Account Other information: refer to supplementary information provided by individual instructor later COURSE DESCRIPTION This is an introductory finance course that develops the basic concepts and tools applicable to corporate financial decisions. Two main tasks of financial managers are studied: project evaluation and financing decisions. Specific topics include present value calculation, valuation of stocks and bonds, investment criteria and capital budgeting, risk and return, cost of capital, and capital structure. Corporate ethics is also incorporated in the discussions. COURSE OBJECTIVES 1. To introduce basic concepts, tools and theories in finance. 2. To train financial decision making abilities in corporate and personal finance. 3. To prepare students for their next level finance courses. COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES Course Learning Outcomes Aligned Faculty Goals CLO1 Understand the fundamental financial management concepts and process. CLO2 Apply the time value of money concepts to security valuation 1, 4 1, 2 2

and capital budgeting. CLO3 Evaluate managerial decisions in corporate investing, and financing activities. CLO4 Develop leadership and team work skills in making corporate financial decisions 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4, 5 COURSE TEACHING AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES Course Teaching and Learning Activities Expected contact/ study hours Study Load (% of study) T&L1. Lectures: Instructors will give lectures on major concepts and issues. T&L2. Tutorials: Teaching assistant will give reviews, discuss homework and midterm tests T&L3. Assignments: There will be assignments to review and apply course materials. 36 12 36 27 9 27 T&L4. Self-Study Assessment Methods A1. Class Participation A2. Assignments/Project A3. Mid-term Examination A4. Final Examination Weights 5% 20% 20% 55% 48 36 Total 132 100% Aligned Course Learning Outcomes CLO1, 2, 3 CLO1, 2, 3, 4 CLO1, 2, 3 CLO1, 2, 3 Total 100% Lecture Notes: Hard copy of lecture notes will not be provided except under special circumstances. It is student s responsibility to download and print them from the course webpage at HKU Moodle. Homework Assignments/Project: Group based assignment can promote active learning, bridge the gulf between students and teacher, create a sense of community, and develop teamwork, communication and presentation skills. Mid-term and Final Examinations: There will be a mid-term exam and a comprehensive final 3

exam to test the students breadth and depth of the understanding of the major concepts covered in the course and students ability to integrate and apply this knowledge. No make-up midterm examination will be given. Students missing the midterm exam will receive 0 unless they obtain approval from instructor with convincing reasons and evidence. Approved students who have missed the midterm will have the mid- term grading weights shifted to the final. STANDARDS FOR ASSESSMENT Course Grade Descriptors A+, A, A- B+, B, B- C+, C, C- D+, D F Exhibited high level of understanding of the course materials through excellent performance in class discussion, assignments, term tests, and project. Exhibited reasonably high level of understanding of the course materials through good performance in class discussion, assignments, term tests, and project. Exhibited fair level of understanding of the course materials. Exhibited limited level of understanding of the course materials. Exhibited low level of understanding of the course materials. Assessment Rubrics for Each Assessment A1 Class Participation A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D F Extremely well Partially Not well Not well Poorly prepared for prepared for prepared for prepared for prepared for class discussion class class class class and no sharing of discussion, discussion, discussion, discussion, no views and very active in quite active in limited active in sharing of experience and sharing views sharing views sharing views views and rarely attended and attended and attended and attended attended some lectures and almost all most of the many of the of the lectures tutorials. lectures and lectures and lectures and and tutorials 4

tutorials. tutorials tutorials. A2 Assignments: for numerical questions/homework, please refer to the following table: A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D F Submitted all Submitted well Submitted Submitted Poorly written homework with written homework with homework with homework or no excellent homework with fair level limited submission. accuracy. good accuracy. accuracy. accuracy. A2 Assignments: for essay type problems and project report, please refer to the following grading criteria: Grade A+,A, A- Depth and breadth of Coverage, critical elements, structure, language and conventions All aspects were addressed and researched in great depth. Demonstrated a clear understanding of and the ability to apply the theory, concepts and issues relating to the topic. Clearly identified the most critical aspects of the task and adopted a critical perspective. Developed excellent argument and offered a logically consistent and wellarticulated analysis and insight into the subject. Drew widely from the academic literature and elsewhere whilst maintaining relevance. All aspects conformed to a high academic / professional standard. B+, B, B- Most aspects were addressed and researched in depth. Demonstrated a good understanding and some application of the theory and issues relating to the topic. Identified critical aspects of the task and adopted a critical perspective. Showed some evidence of analysis, supported by logical argument and insight 5

into the subject. Drew on relevant academic and other material. Most aspects conformed to a high academic / professional standard. C+, C, C- Most aspects were addressed and researched adequately. Demonstrated a good understanding of the theory, concepts and issues relating to the topic but limited application relating to the topic. Some presented argument showed some insight but not always consistent and logical. Drew upon an adequate range of academic and other material. Most aspects conformed to an acceptable academic / professional standard. D+, D Basic aspects were addressed and researched adequately. Demonstrated mainly description, showing basic understanding of the topic but no application. Showed little evidence of analysis but no clear and logical argument relating to the subject. Drew primarily upon course materials. Limited aspects conformed to academic / professional standards. F Basic aspects were superficial, inadequate or absent. Demonstrated limited understanding of the topic and drew conclusions unrelated to the topic. The written work was not of an academic / professional standard. A3 and A4 Midterm and Final Exam Midterm and final exam may include three types of questions: multiple choice, calculation problems, and essay questions. Multiple choice and calculation problems are graded according to the marks assigned to each question. Essay questions are graded according to the following criteria: A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D F Idea Idea Idea Idea Idea development 6

development is development development is development is is absent; insightful and is clear and simplistic and superficial and sophisticated; thoughtful; lacking in ineffective; evidence is vague relevance; or missing. evidence is convincing, evidence is sufficient and evidence evidence is insufficient and Poorly written. accurate and accurate. insufficient but inaccurate. detailed. Well written with clear focus. Well written. accurate. Somewhat well written. Writing is unclear. COURSE CONTENT AND TENTATIVE TEACHING SCHEDULE The following topics will be covered: Overview of Corporate Finance: Chapter 1 Discounted Cash Flow and Bond and Stocks Valuation: Chapter 5, 6, 7 and 8 Investment Appraisal/Capital Budgeting: Chapter 9, 10 and 11 Risk and Return: Chapter 12 and 13 Raising Capital: Chapter 14 Cost of Capital: Chapter 15 Capital Structure: Chapter 16 If time permits, the following topics will also be covered: Dividend Policy Working Capital Management REQUIRED/RECOMMENDED READINGS & ONLINE MATERIALS (e.g. journals, textbooks, website addresses etc.) Required Textbook: Ross, Westerfield, Jordan, Lim and Tan, Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, Second Edition, McGraw-Hill Education, 2016 MEANS/PROCESSES FOR STUDENT FEEDBACK ON COURSE Conducting end of term course evaluation COURSE POLICY (e.g. plagiarism, academic honesty, attendance, etc.) Class Conduct Students are required to attend all classes on time. If you miss a class, it is entirely your 7

responsibility for what you have missed. In case you have to leave the class early, please inform the instructor beforehand and leave quietly. No use of mobile phone or chatting is allowed when the class is in session. Remember to turn off or mute the phone before each session. The instructor has the discretion to give penalty in case of class misconduct. Respect your instructors and your fellow students. Be considerate to others. Academic Dishonesty The University Regulations on academic dishonesty will be strictly enforced! Please check the University Statement on plagiarism on the web: http://www.hku.hk/plagiarism/ Academic dishonesty is any act that misrepresents a person s own academic work or that compromises the academic work of another. It includes (but not limited to) cheating on assignments or examinations; plagiarizing, i.e., representing someone else s ideas as if they are one s own; sabotaging another s work. If you are caught in an act of academic dishonesty or misconduct, you will receive an F grade for the subject. The relevant Board of Examiners may impose other penalty in relation to the seriousness of the offense. 8