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FACHHOCHSCHULE COBURG
FACHBEREICH BETRIEBSWIRTSCHAFT
SUMMER 2006
| COURSE NO: |
SCSU
FIN460 |
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| COURSE TITLE: |
Treasury
Management |
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| COURSE DESCRIPTION: |
This
course addresses the issues facing a financial manager in
the conduct of Treasury operations within the context of a
for-profit, private sector, non-financial firm. The course
views the treasury operations from the perspective of a United-States-based
firm, subject to American law and tax policies. The course
will consist of lectures, a practical project and the use
of a global treasury news base. |
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| PREREQUISITES: |
A
basic course in Corporate Finance and micro-economics. |
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| PROFESSOR: |
Dr
Robert M. Eldridge, Professor, Economics and Finance, Southern
Connecticut State University, New Haven, Conn., USA
Office: Room 5-201
Tel: 457
Email:
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eldridger1@southernct.edu
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eldridge@fh-coburg.de
Office Hours: Wed 1400-1600 |
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| TEXTBOOK: |
Essentials
of Treasury Management,
1st Ed, 2005.Association for Financial Professionals, Bethesda, Md., USA. |
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| COURSE OBJECTIVES: |
There
are two objectives to this course:
1) To provide the student with the fundamental
issues involved in treasury management.
2) To prepare the student to sit for the Certified
Treasury Professional-Associate examination administered by
the Association for Financial Professionals. |
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| NOTES: |
1) At
the end of each class there will be a two minute drill quiz
question on the material of the class.
2) The Practical Project.
At the start of the course, the students will be divided into
several groups. Each group will be assigned a German industrial
firm whose financial statements will be provided. The groups
will analyze the Treasury accounts of the firm and prepare
a written report of the groups’ findings. The questions to
be addressed will be outlined in a separate handout.
3) The company visit scheduled for 17 June will
encompass a visit to a local firm and presentations on the
way it handles treasury operations. This will give the students
a chance to see the practical application of treasury operations
as opposed to the theoretical of the textbook. This activity
is mandatory for SCSU students attending the course and optional
for Fachhochschule students. |
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| ASSIGNMENT SCHEDULE
Subject to modification based on class progress at
the discretion of the instructor |
| Date |
Time |
Chapter |
Remarks |
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| 08
June |
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| 0900-1300 |
Introduction,
Ch. 3,4,5 |
Review
of Accounting, Time Value of Money, project assignment |
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| 09
June |
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| 0900-1300 |
Chapter
1,2,6 |
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| 10
June |
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| 0900-1300 |
Chapter
7,8,9 |
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| 13
June |
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| 1200-1600 |
Chapter
10,11,12 |
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| 14
June |
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| 0900-1300 |
Chapter
13,14,15 |
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| 15
June |
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| 0900-1300 |
Chapter
16,17,18 |
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| 16
June |
0900-1300 |
Chapter
19,20,21 |
Sarbanes-Oxley
Act; Group reports due |
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| 17
June |
0900-1300 |
HUK
Coburg visit |
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