FIN 2360 Private Equity and Investment Banking 3.0 Credits
This course introduces the structure, strategies, and mechanics of private equity and venture capital investing. Students learn how PE firms raise capital, source and evaluate deals, structure investments, and actively manage portfolio companies to create value. Topics include fund formation, governance, financing, monitoring, and exit strategies such as IPOs and acquisitions. The course emphasizes the role of private equity and investment banking in global financial markets and explores how investors balance risk, return, and long-term value creation. Through case studies and applied analysis, students gain insight into the investment process and the strategic challenges faced by private equity and investment banking professionals.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit