Cash flow is the lifeblood of a business. It travels through every artery of business activity. A stable positive cash flow is the yardstick that measures business success and is the basis of increasing shareholder wealth. A healthy cash flow is the result of careful asset planning and management, intelligent selection of financing instruments, and implementation of well thought-out plans that integrate, direct, and monitor all aspects of business operations.

Consistent financial success only occurs when a company pursues a strategy that is sensible within the context of the competitive landscape it faces and the strengths it possesses or develops that produce a competitive advantage.

The corporate finance program fuses business strategy, asset selection and financing, financial forecasting and planning, and cash flow management into a powerful model that creates understanding of a business as an economic system; a model that is real-world applicable to good decision-making. Specific topics such as mergers and acquisitions, international finance, hedging, dividend policy, and others are woven into the analytical framework. Students also have an opportunity to develop sub-fields in accounting, investments, or international finance.

To receive the MBA concentration in Corporate Finance designation on their transcript students must complete ACCT 5325, FINA 7310, FINA 7325 and 1 Corporate Finance elective *Courses with prerequisites

ACCT 5325 Intermediate Financial Accounting I*
ECON 6310 Monetary & Fiscal Policy*
FINA 6352 Securities Analysis*
FINA 7310 Intermediate Corporate Finance*
FINA 7320 International Finance*
FINA 7325 Corporate Treasury Management*
FINA 7330 Financial Forecasting*

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