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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Making financial decisions in a business requires detailed analysis and investigation. Maximising the value of investment requires a rigorous evaluation process. The Financial Management for Managers programme will teach candidates the various tools and techniques of financial management to help them with these analyses and evaluation of an investment.

Financial Management for Managers certification course is proved by AICTE as an FDP course. It is an elective course in management studies for undergraduates and postgraduates. This online course will be lucrative for individuals either working or studying financial management. The course work and syllabus has been designed by IIT Roorkee and will be taught by Professor Anil K. Sharma.

Financial Management for Managers offers certification to candidates along with a list of books and references to study from. There are no prerequisites to join this course. It employs a final exam, regular assignments, and video lectures to help gain participants a deeper understanding of financial management.

The Highlights

Elective course in management studies
FDP AICTE approved course by Swayam
12-week online course
Verifiable e-certificate
Assignments and final exam
IIT Roorkee educator designed programme
No prerequisites

Programme Offerings

FDP AICTE approved course by Swayam
IIT Roorkee educator designed programme
12-week online course
No prerequisites
Elective course in management studies
Verifiable e-certificate
Assignments and final exam

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 1000	yes	IIT Roorkee

Financial Management for Managers training is a free course. There is no enrollment fee. there is only an exam fee of Rs. 1,000 for participants who want to attempt the examination for an e-certificate.

Financial Management for Managers programme fee structure

Course Name	Fee
Financial Management for Managers (Certificate Eligibility)	Rs. 1,000

Eligibility Criteria

The Financial Management for Managers programme does not have any prerequisites. Any interested candidate can join the course.

To gain certification, candidates need to submit all assignments, pass the final exam, score more than 40 out of 100 in the final score.

What you will learn

Financial Management

Financial Management for Managers programme teaches its participants about the following topics

Analysis and investigation for investment and financial decisions
Working out the cost of capital of an investment
Ways to maximise the value of a firm
Tools and techniques of financial management
Decision process related to value maximisation

Who it is for

Chartered AccountantCompany Secretary

Although Financial Management for Managers is recommended for any interested candidates, it would be best suited for

People working in Finance
BBA students
MBA students
B.Com students
M.Com students
Chartered Accountants
MFC
CS
ICWA

Admission Details

Financial Management for Managers by Swayam has a simple admission process as follows:

Visit the Swayam website and either login or register yourself and then login.
Search for ‘Financial Management for Managers’ in the search box and click on ‘Join’.
Fill in all the details in the online application form and upload any document if required.
Pay the certification fee. However, this step is optional

The admission process is complete.

Application Details

To fill the online application form for the Financial Management for Managers programme, participants must first register themselves or log in with their credentials on the Swayam website. They can sign up by entering a valid email address and choosing a unique username and password. They can also sign in using their Google, Facebook, or Microsoft account.

The Syllabus

Financial management-an overview
Financial decisions in the firms
The fundamental principles of finance
Goals of financial management
Building blocks of modern finance.

Risk-return trade off
Organization of finance functions
Emerging role of financial managers’ in India
Over view of financial statements – Income statement, Balance Sheet, Cash flow statement
Analysis of financial statements

Financial Planning & forecasting
Tools & techniques of Financial Planning & Forecasting
Sources of finance

Time Value of Money
Future value of a single amount
Present value of a single amount
Future value of Annuity
Present value of Annuity & Perpetuity

Capital Budgeting –Concept and overview
Capital budgeting process
Project classification
Techniques of capital budgeting
Investment criteria

Net present value
Internal rate of return
Modified Internal rate of return
Benefit cost ratio
Pay-back period method

Accounting rate of return
Investment appraisal in practice
Estimation of project cash flows – overview, Estimation of project cash flows-tools & techniques
Estimation of project cash flows-tools & techniques

Accounting rate of return
Investment appraisal in practice
Estimation of project cash flows – overview, Estimation of project cash flows-tools & techniques
Estimation of project cash flows-tools & techniques

Break-even analysis
Some other models and tools of risk analysis
Project selection under risk
Cost of Capital-Overview
Cost of debt & preference capital

Cost of equity
Determining the proportions
WACC
WA Marginal cost of capital
Determining the optimum capital budget

Capital structure of firms-An overview
Net income approach
Net operating income approach
Traditional proposition
MM Proposition

Dividend decisions-An overview
Relevance of dividend
Dividend policy formulation
Dimensions of divined policy
Legal & procedural aspects of dividend decisions

Evaluation process

To get a certificate in Financial Management for Managers training, appearing and passing the final exam is not the only criteria. Candidates must also submit all the assignments. The final score is calculated, taking both the assignments and the final exam into consideration.

Out of the 12 assignments, the marks achieved on the best eight will be averaged and will constitute 1/4th of the final score. The marks received in the final exam will form the rest 3/4th of the final score.

While the participant needs 40 marks out of 100 to pass, they must also get 10/25 in assignments and 30/75 in the final exam. If these individual conditions are not met, the certificate will not be provided even if the final score is greater than or equal to 40.