Corporate Finance School: Legal Issues
Euromoney Learning
Course description
Corporate Finance School: Legal Issues
Corporate Finance School: Legal Issues is made up of 2 individually bookable modules:
- Module 1:Mergers & Acquisitions: A Legal Guide to M&A (Corporate Finance School)
- Module 2:Private Equity: Legal Perspectives & Documentation (Corporate Finance School)
The course is built around actual case studies illustrating current practices including:
- BA/Iberia merger;
- Marathon corporate restructuring; Tommy Hilfiger LBO;
- Phelps Dodge M&A valuation; Royal Bank of Scotland; Allianz;
- Real estate company;
- and many others
The case study work will include team based negotiation and excel modelling (using spreadsheets supplied). The course is delivered by Paul Richards, who has substantial banking expertise and experience of delivering courses in finance to banks and financial institutions all over the world. He has also taught MBAs and Masters in Finance students in leading UK business schools.
The course delivers in-depth exposure to all the main corporate finance disciplines including valuation, M&A and acquisition financing, LBOs and debt restructuring as well as the associated model-building.
This course can be run as an In-house or Tailored Learning program.
Training content
Teaching techniques:
- The course is delivered by means of a combination of short lecture session followed by practical case studies some of which involve using excel models.
- The sessions are highly interactive and questions and attendee participation is encouraged.
- Case study work also involves negotiation which is undertaken in small groups.
- The concepts taught, the exercises and the case studies are designed to be of practical benefit to attendees and are immediately usable in the workplace.
Costs
About Euromoney Learning
Euromoney Learning
At Euromoney Learning, we understand that learning doesn’t start and end when you leave the classroom. We know that the financial markets never stand still, and that technology has both simplified and added complexity at a break-neck pace. That’s why...
