Curricula
Follow a path, or jump to the idea you need.
Each curriculum is an ordered route through the concept map. Modules group chapters; chapters teach concepts in the order they build on each other. Every stop opens a full study record with a definition, a worked example, and a calculator.
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Four ways through finance
Pick the one that matches what you are trying to do.
Finance Foundations
The core ideas every other course assumes
Start from the value of time, learn to read a set of statements, then use cost and volume to see how profit behaves. This is the path to take before any specialist course.
- Modules
- 3
- Chapters
- 7
- Concepts
- 8
Investment Appraisal
Deciding what capital to commit
Move from a discounted cash flow to a decision: build the NPV, compare it with IRR and payback, derive the cost of capital that discounts it, and check the financing risk underneath.
- Modules
- 3
- Chapters
- 8
- Concepts
- 8
Markets, Risk & Valuation
Pricing assets and weighing risk
Price bonds and equities from their cash flows, measure risk properly, and connect the required return back to the market. Built for investors rather than project managers.
- Modules
- 4
- Chapters
- 10
- Concepts
- 10
Modelling & Decisions
From a linked forecast to a defensible choice
Build a forecast where the three statements hold together, then confront the judgement that no model can remove. This is the path from technical skill to decision quality.
- Modules
- 2
- Chapters
- 4
- Concepts
- 4
Markets, institutions, and conduct
How finance is practised, and how it should be
Banks turn deposits into loans, derivatives move risk, currencies connect economies, and technology rebuilds the plumbing. This path follows the money through the institutions, then asks the question every practitioner faces: is the decision defensible as well as profitable?
- Modules
- 3
- Chapters
- 9
- Concepts
- 9