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.
Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the current impact of taxes on financial operations realated to leasing, factoring, liabilities and tusts, as well as of other legal, accounting, and financial aspects.
The aim of this course is to acquaint students with the international dimension of taxes, as well as with the OECD proposition to handle them. The problems faced by multinational enterprises with regard to their taxpaying responsabilities will be studied during the course.
The aim of the course is to examine the real applications of financial engineering to create and redesign financial instruments to reduce financing costs, increase profitability, and ensure cash flow. The course also analyzes agreements using futures and the use of these financial products in financial risk management.
The aim of this course is for students to design a process for the implentation of strategies for enterprises and other social organizations, focusing on value creation and management.
This course aims to analyze the different tools offered by accounting in order to strategically manage the costs incurred by companies in a competitive enviroment.
The aim of this course is to consolidate the knowledge acquired of currency markets, derivatives, stocks and bonds, with special emphasis on the proper allocation of these in an investment portfolio and on the construction, analysis, and assessment of these portfolios.
The aim of this course is for students to: (1) Learn the accounting an regulatory implications to which a Mexican enterprise is subjected when it carries out operations at an international level and/or when it has securities registered in an international stock market. (2) Compare the main differences of accounting standards in an international enviroment. (3) Convert financial statements originally reported in a foreign currency to a single reporting currency.