The "Fund Raising, Capital Structure, and Payout Policy" track delves deep into the core of corporate financial strategies. It underscores the essentials of financing, investment, and payout policy, all the while integrating personalized mentorship for a holistic academic journey.

Students will navigate through a spectrum of topics, from diverse fund-raising channels to the complexities of capital structure and payout policies. This exploration extends across both developed and emerging capital markets. While comprehensive, this track is particularly apt for those new to finance or those intrigued by empirical corporate finance but who have yet to pinpoint a specific research field.

Among the pivotal questions we'll tackle during our seminars are:

-       How do firms choose between varied financing sources?

-       How do prevailing market conditions influence capital structure decisions?

-       How do companies balance dividends and share repurchases?

Tailored for aspiring financial researchers, professionals envisioning roles in corporations, private equity, venture capital, or investment banking, and novices with a keen academic inclination, this track promises a comprehensive learning experience.

During our meetings, the dialogue will extend beyond the curriculum, providing a platform to chart out individual study trajectories, select research projects, and development of the research questions for master theses. Furthermore, the mentor remains a steadfast resource for queries, be it academic pursuits, career pathways, or research endeavours.

The "Fund Raising, Capital Structure, and Payout Policy" track delves deep into the core of corporate financial strategies. It underscores the essentials of financing, investment, and payout policy, all the while integrating personalized mentorship for a holistic academic journey.

Students will navigate through a spectrum of topics, from diverse fund-raising channels to the complexities of capital structure and payout policies. This exploration extends across both developed and emerging capital markets. While comprehensive, this track is particularly apt for those new to finance or those intrigued by empirical corporate finance but who have yet to pinpoint a specific research field.

Among the pivotal questions we'll tackle during our seminars are:

-       How do firms choose between varied financing sources?

-       How do prevailing market conditions influence capital structure decisions?

-       How do companies balance dividends and share repurchases?

Tailored for aspiring financial researchers, professionals envisioning roles in corporations, private equity, venture capital, or investment banking, and novices with a keen academic inclination, this track promises a comprehensive learning experience.

During our meetings, the dialogue will extend beyond the curriculum, providing a platform to chart out individual study trajectories, select research projects, and development of the research questions for master theses. Furthermore, the mentor remains a steadfast resource for queries, be it academic pursuits, career pathways, or research endeavours.