•GUIDA ECONOMIA 07-08 - Università degli studi di Udine

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3) The law of procedure. Law of procedure
sources. The basic constitutional principles.
Supranational sources: the European
Convention for Human Rights of
Rome; the E.U. statutes. Statutory laws
and secondary sources. The important
role of decisions of the Constitutional
Court.
‘Living law’: decisions of the courts. The
role of jurisprudence.
4) Introduction to the three different
kinds of legal proceedings: declaratory,
executive and precautionary.
5) Declaratory legal proceedings. The verification
of rights. The claim of the party.
The debate between parties. The evidence
of disputed facts. Different kinds of evidence.
Presumptions of law and presumptions
of courts.
The expert court consultant, with particular
reference to the professional accountant.
Documents used as evidence in legal proceedings.
The decision that ends the declaratory
proceedings. Means of appeal.
Outline of criminal procedure.
6) Inefficiency of declaratory legal proceedings.
Times and costs of legal proceedings.
The ‘cost’ of legal guarantees.
Remedies: new patterns of declaratory
legal proceedings.
Precautionary legal proceedings in civil
and criminal procedure.
Non-precautionary summary proceedings,
with particular reference to the
injunction of payment.
A ‘private remedy’: arbitration and mediation.
Different kinds of Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR).
7) Executive proceedings. Different kinds
of civil execution. The concept of property
liability.
Bankruptcy and other proceedings to face
entrepreneur insolvency.
International executive orders.
8) Non-contentious jurisdiction. Why
and when courts are charged with noncontentious
activities. How and when the
professional accountant can be useful in
these kinds of proceedings.
Bibliography
Readings will be recommended at the
start of lectures.
CORPORATE FINANCE
(CdL BE, EBA)
Prof. Roberto Cappelletto
(CdL BF, EC, SCSBM)
Prof. Emanuele Filiberto Rossi
Aims
The purpose of the course is to provide
the students with the principles and basic
skills for the comprehension of corporate
finance. To this end, the program is comprised
of three parts which aim respectively
to explain the differences between an
accounting and financial approach, to develop
the skill required to diagnose corporate
situations and perspectives and to select the
best criteria for financial decisions.
Contents
Valuing investment projects
Net present value (NPV).
Other criteria for investment decisions.
Invested capital.
Cash flows.
Discount rate.
Cash flow determination.
Valuing corporations
Flow-based approach: income method.
From accounting income to flows of
income.
Prospective incomes.
Financial method and possible approaches.
Analysis of management areas.
Financial and fixed asset management
analysis.
Economic management analysis.
Equilibriums of the firm.