How Companies Fund Growth and Measure What They're Worth

Corporate finance is how companies decide where to invest, how to fund that investment and how to create value for shareholders. Key decisions include choosing the right mix of debt and equity, managing the cost of capital and generating strong cash flow. Business valuation then estimates what a company is worth, using methods such as discounted cash flow analysis and comparable company multiples.

These skills drive mergers and acquisitions, investment banking and corporate strategy. Strong corporate finance decisions separate growing businesses from struggling ones. Build your understanding here, and show employers your commitment to a finance career through your FRC Video Resume.