Pideya Learning Academy

Advanced Corporate Finance and International Strategy

Upcoming Schedules

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Date Venue Duration Fee (USD)
07 Jul - 11 Jul 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
08 Sep - 12 Sep 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
20 Oct - 24 Oct 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
24 Nov - 28 Nov 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
24 Feb - 28 Feb 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
17 Mar - 21 Mar 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
07 Apr - 11 Apr 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
09 Jun - 13 Jun 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750

Course Overview

In today’s interconnected global economy, the scope and impact of financial decision-making extend far beyond borders. Business leaders and finance professionals are now expected to possess not only technical expertise but also a deep understanding of international strategic dynamics to drive value, manage complexity, and sustain growth. The Advanced Corporate Finance and International Strategy course by Pideya Learning Academy is a forward-looking training program tailored to address these demands by equipping participants with both the strategic insight and technical fluency required to lead in a globalized financial environment.
The curriculum bridges the critical gap between financial theory and global business strategy. It offers a detailed exploration of advanced financial management concepts, including capital structure optimization, free cash flow analysis, enterprise valuation techniques, and financial risk modeling. Participants will learn to align financial strategies with broader corporate goals, evaluate international project financing options, and assess the financial implications of cross-border operations, mergers, and acquisitions.
A key component of the course is its strong emphasis on global financial integration and the challenges it presents. As per the OECD, cross-border mergers and acquisitions surged to approximately USD 600 billion in 2023, with projections indicating an annual growth of 8% in international corporate investment through 2026. This underlines the urgency for finance professionals to enhance their ability to interpret market volatility, navigate shifting regulatory landscapes, and identify international growth opportunities while safeguarding financial sustainability.
The training by Pideya Learning Academy stands out by embedding real-world financial scenarios and strategic case insights into every module, offering participants meaningful context to apply their learning effectively. Throughout the course, professionals will build the capacity to evaluate multinational capital budgeting decisions, structure global investment portfolios, manage foreign exchange exposure, and integrate enterprise-wide performance metrics into international growth strategies.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently address high-level financial strategy issues, including selecting optimal funding structures, forecasting returns in emerging markets, and managing stakeholder expectations across jurisdictions. The program is grounded in current best practices and emerging global finance trends, making it particularly relevant for those in strategic and finance leadership roles.
Among the key features of this course are:
Exposure to advanced capital budgeting methodologies under risk and uncertainty
In-depth training on corporate valuation in dynamic global markets
Exploration of capital structure theories in multinational finance settings
Evaluation of performance measurement and shareholder value frameworks
Analysis of global expansion strategies and cross-border financial planning
Alignment of corporate financial strategy with international business models
Emphasis on regulatory insights and governance in global finance operations
In a time when organizations must pivot quickly in response to geopolitical shifts and economic disruptions, mastering the principles taught in this training can make the difference between reactive budgeting and strategic foresight. The Advanced Corporate Finance and International Strategy course by Pideya Learning Academy provides the tools to build this mastery—empowering finance professionals to drive value across multiple geographies with confidence, foresight, and precision.

Course Objectives

After completing this Pideya Learning Academy training, the participants will learn to:
Develop and assess advanced financial strategies in line with corporate objectives
Evaluate international market risks and their impact on financial performance
Apply capital budgeting and corporate valuation techniques for global investments
Analyze optimal capital structure in multinational contexts
Interpret global financial trends and implications on strategic planning
Integrate financial and strategic decision-making in international expansion
Design financial policies that support sustainable international growth

Personal Benefits

Expanded understanding of advanced finance and international strategy frameworks
Enhanced ability to lead financial planning for global expansion
Improved analytical and decision-making skills in high-stakes scenarios
Recognition as a strategic finance leader within the organization
Broader perspective on managing financial performance in global markets

Organisational Benefits

Enhanced financial decision-making aligned with international strategic goals
Improved risk management in cross-border operations
Strengthened ability to evaluate global investments and M&A opportunities
Increased shareholder confidence through robust financial governance
Competitive advantage in global capital markets

Who Should Attend

This training program is ideal for:
Chief Financial Officers, Finance Directors, and Controllers
Corporate Strategy and Planning Professionals
Investment and Corporate Bankers
M&A and Private Equity Analysts
Senior Executives involved in financial strategy and global expansion
Business Unit Leaders looking to enhance their financial and strategic expertise

Course Outline

Module 1: Corporate Valuation Fundamentals and Capital Efficiency
Estimating Free Cash Flows (FCF) Projecting operating cash flows and terminal values Calculating enterprise value using the DCF method Understanding and applying the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) Assessing capital intensity and reinvestment needs Overview of capital structure theories (trade-off theory, pecking order theory) Evaluating cost of equity using CAPM and multi-factor models Determining optimal capital structure for shareholder value maximization
Module 2: Leveraged Transactions and Complex Financial Structuring
Valuation methods under high leverage scenarios Introduction to Adjusted Present Value (APV) methodology Project finance valuation with dynamic debt assumptions Structuring leveraged buyouts (LBOs): modeling and analysis Cash flow waterfall and debt sculpting in project finance Assessing tax shields and their valuation impacts Financial modeling under varying capital structures
Module 3: Capital Raising Strategies and Market Implications
Equity capital raising mechanisms (IPOs, rights issues, private placements) Analyzing dilution, control shifts, and governance impact Cost implications of different financing sources Strategic role of investment banks and underwriters Motivations and incentives in equity and debt markets Regulatory considerations in public offerings Pricing strategies and market signaling during IPOs
Module 4: Navigating International Risk in Valuation
Evaluating sovereign and political risk in project valuation Adjusting cash flows for currency risk and inflation Cross-border valuation models and conversion of financial statements Country risk premium and its application in valuation Exchange rate forecasting techniques for valuation inputs Hedging strategies using financial instruments Incorporating macroeconomic factors into valuation models
Module 5: Strategic Use of Capital in Value Enhancement
Capital structure optimization and firm value creation Dividend policy theories and payout decision-making Repurchase of shares as a signaling tool Market signaling mechanisms: dividend hikes, repurchases, restructuring Tax considerations in dividend and repurchase policies Managing investor expectations through financial communications Evaluating undervaluation scenarios and market mispricing
Module 6: Public-Private Investment Structures and Financial Engineering
Structuring public-private partnerships (PPPs) for infrastructure and utilities Risk allocation frameworks in PPP contracts Financing models for PPP projects: annuity, viability gap funding Off-balance-sheet treatment and accounting implications Credit enhancement techniques in project finance Stakeholder management in PPP governance Lifecycle cost modeling in long-term partnerships
Module 7: Strategic Financial Planning and Industrial Policy Alignment
Integrating industrial strategy with corporate financial policy Business model innovation and value-based planning Risk-adjusted strategy formulation Economic value-added (EVA) and market value-added (MVA) metrics Long-term planning under regulatory constraints ESG factors and sustainability in capital allocation Capital budgeting under uncertainty
Module 8: Advanced Valuation Techniques and Scenario Modeling
Real options analysis in corporate finance Monte Carlo simulations in capital budgeting Scenario and sensitivity analysis in valuation models Valuing intangible assets and intellectual capital Discounted Economic Profit (DEP) and Residual Income Models Probabilistic risk assessment in strategic investments

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