This module focuses on understanding different types of capital expenditure and long-term asset accounting. Students learn how to handle capital assets, calculate depreciation and amortization, and understand the impact of asset revaluation on financial reporting. The module covers both tangible and intangible assets accounting principles.

This module covers the principles of creating and using financial models for valuation and decision-making. Students learn about model design, sensitivity analysis, and how to structure calculations effectively in Excel. The module emphasizes practical applications of financial modeling principles to real-world scenarios.

This module examines various aspects of debt financing, including bond issuance, credit markets, and loan agreements. Students learn about yield relationships, credit risk assessment, and the legal implications of debt financing. The module covers both corporate and public sector debt instruments.

This module explores equity financing through both public and private markets. Students learn about different types of shares, dividend policies, and the distinctions between public and private companies. The module covers flotation, privatization, and the strategic considerations in choosing between public and private equity.