Professor Aswath Damodaran of the Stern School of Business at New York University has created an excellent web site drawn from his collection of classroom materials. At the site, visitors can find links to his classes on corporate finance, equity instruments and investment philosophies. The syllabus, lecture notes and assignments for each class are provided. The site also contains a collection of...

David Backus, Professor of Economics and Finance at Stern Business School, New York University, has provided the course materials for his MBA course on debt instruments on the web. The syllabus, lecture notes (160 pages), reviews, assignments and exams are all available in PostScript format. The site also contains a few working papers and a manuscript "Quantitative Models of Bond Pricing" that is...

Financial Management of the Firm is provided by Professor Pamela Peterson from the College of Business at Florida State University. It contains lecture outlines, examples used in class and sample problems (with solutions). The topics covered on this page include Financial Accounting Information, Taxation and Cash Flows, Financial Analysis, Time Value of Money, Valuation, Risk and Return, Capital...

Campbell Harvey, Professor of International Business in the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, has created this web site as a supplement to his course in Global Financial Management. The course introduces students to the "fundamental principles of asset valuation and financing in competitive global financial market." Visitors will find a syllabus for the course, a short introduction to...

Created and maintained by the University of Arizona, this site is designed to assist beginning finance students by offering very basic information about the study of finance. Be sure to look at the online lectures, which include RealAudio files as well as accompanying handouts and tables. Also on-site are well-written, basic overviews of topics including ratio analysis, time valuation of money,...