Upcoming Training Events - Applied Corporate Finance (1 1/2 days)

June 19, 2001 (Houston - EB5C2)
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June 19, 2001 (Houston - EB5C2)

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EBS Luncheon Discussion Series - June 19, 2001 (Houston - EB5C2)

June 12-13, 2001

Applied Corporate Finance--1 1/2 Days =20

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Participants will develop an understanding of deal components and how value=
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is extracted from the deal structure. Dimensions of deal structures are=20
explored in detail including off balance sheet financing, how to account fo=
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revenue from deals, economic justification of projects and the unique=20
challenges of international deals. In addition, the participants learn abou=
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risk assessment and quantification as well as credit issues and how they ar=
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managed. Financial leverage is discussed; both the upside potential and the=
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downside risks. Mastery of the seminar material is achieved through the=20
application of the financial principals presented in the course to a number=
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of relevant, industry-specific case studies. Teams analyze the case materia=
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using analytical tools presented in the seminar, and team members experienc=
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the dynamics of team work - its frustration and rewards. The course conclud=
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with a team assignment to analyze a deal and recommend an appropriate=20
structure, complete a discounted cash flow analysis, identify the deal=01,s=
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inherent risks and recommend options for managing the risks. Teams report o=
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to the rest of the participants and managers who are currently working on t=
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deal analyzed. These managers answer questions and interact with the teams=
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during the case presentations.

Dates: June 12-13, 2001 - Houston (Shepherd)
Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm - day one
8:30 am - 12:00 pm - day two
Cost: $600.00 (charged to your cost center)

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be received 48 hours prior to class=
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date to avoid being charged.

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June 19, 2001

EBS Luncheon Discussion Series
EB5C2
11:30 am - 1:00 pm

For additional information, call:

Rita Ramirez
EBS Training Specialist
(713) 853-4711