This module explores how companies create value by balancing growth and return on invested capital, using real-world business scenarios. Learners will follow the journey of Lily's Emporium, examining strategic decisions such as expansion, going public, and diversifying formats. By the end, you'll understand key financial concepts that drive business success.

This module explores how companies generate value by analyzing the interplay between cash flow, revenue growth, and return on invested capital (ROIC). Learners will examine key financial concepts such as economic profit, the value driver formula, and the strategic implications for managers. The module also covers the historical foundations and mathematical principles underlying value creation.

This module explores the relationship between risk and the cost of capital in corporate finance, addressing common misconceptions and strategic pitfalls. Learners will examine how companies assess and manage different types of risk, make informed decisions about cash flow uncertainty, and determine when to hedge or embrace specific risks. Practical examples from various industries illustrate how these concepts impact real-world financial decisions.

This module explores how total shareholder returns (TSR) are used to evaluate company performance, highlighting the influence of investor expectations and real-world examples from the food industry. Learners will gain insights into the challenges managers face when using TSR as a performance metric and understand the implications of the 'expectations treadmill.'

This module explores how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors and digital initiatives contribute to business value creation. Learners will examine the challenges of valuing these emerging priorities and discover strategies for leveraging them to drive revenue growth, optimize investments, and enhance organizational performance.

This module explores the relationship between stock prices and economic fundamentals, debunking common myths about market behavior, earnings management, diversification, and value distribution. Learners will examine empirical evidence to understand what truly drives company value and how market mechanisms operate beyond conventional wisdom.

This module explores the key drivers of return on invested capital (ROIC), including how competitive advantage, cost and capital efficiency, and network economies contribute to value creation. Learners will examine industry trends, the stability of ROIC across sectors, and the importance of product renewal in sustaining high returns. By the end, you'll understand how strategic decisions impact a company's ability to generate superior returns.

This module explores the drivers and strategies behind corporate growth, examining how different approaches impact value creation. Learners will analyze empirical research on growth patterns and learn to assess the sustainability of growth projections for strategic decision-making.