This course aims to povide students with fundamental knowledge to enable the quantification of the risk to which the enterprise is exposed, mostly as concerns operating cash flow. Additionally, the course aims to explain the concept and methodology of derivative instruments so that the students may learn its advantages and apply them to the daily operations of the business.

Students will learn how to manage the theoretical aspects and basic tools of investment portfolios. The course concentrates on the mechanics of yield maximization and risk minimization via diversification, selection of securities, investment terms and risk.

The aim of this course is for students to integrate acquired knowledge of corporate finance through research, field work, presentations, and the development of practical cases. Additionally, students will develop decision-making skills in the specific areas of financial planning, capital budget, valuation of securities and stocks, mergers and acquisitions.

This course aims to identify the broad range of international investment instruments and the different types of existing transactions, enabling students to interpret the information necessary to carry out a specific investment.

This course aims for students to integrate previously acquired knowledge of financial accounting through the analysis of accounting newsletters, the discussion of case studies, and research.

This course aims for students to: (1) Integrate acquired knowledge of managerial accounting through research, fieldwork, presentations, and the development of practical cases. (2) Develop applied analysis skills through the use of tools in the information and control systems area that support appropriate decision-making in business management.

The aim of the course is for students to study the aspects of internal control aspects in depth and carry out a complete audit, including the presentation of there is a complete audit carried out including the presentation of the audit report (opinion).

The aim of the course is to evaluate the financial impact of decisions related to human capital in organizations, applying different tools and models. The course will deal with topics such as: the importance of activities related to human capital management, human capital assessment, return on investment (ROI), Balanced Scorecard, and ways to report financial implications of human capital.

Students will become acquainted with current aspects of international taxation with regard to transference prices, taxes in the United States of America, taxation in the European Union, and special taxation regimes. They will learn some techniques to structure international operations and determine their fiscal impact.

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of taxes on financial operations involving trading, yields, and derivatives, as well as of other legal, accounting, and financial aspects.