
- Start date
- Duration
- Format
- Language
- 10 Jun 2025
- 4 days
- Class
- Italian
Il corso fornisce principi, strumenti e logiche in grado di promuovere la gestione organica del rischio, trasversalmente alle diverse funzioni e divisioni aziendali.
More and more often, companies are resorting to debt as a source of financing, making it increasingly urgent to put specific financial and operational strategies in place for debt management.
Companies appear to be resorting to debt as a source of funding more than ever, and the trend shows no sign of stopping, to the point where an ‘excess debt crisis’ seems possible, even imminent. In light of this phenomenon, it’s becoming increasingly urgent to have an understanding of specific financial and operational strategies for debt management. This question, within the larger framework of corporate finance, deserves to be distinguished as an autonomous discipline. Debt management is a crucial and delicate topic that begins with an analysis of the array of debt instruments available to companies to cover financial needs. These instruments range from the more traditional, such as cash orders and invoice advances, to the more evolved, such as bonds, mini-bonds, factoring and leasing. The ultimate aim of the process is to determine the best strategic approaches to establish the optimal level of indebtedness at a given point in time and relative to specific status of the company’s life cycle and the financial context. Following a path that intersects theory and practical applications with concrete cases that have been reviewed and updated, the second edition of Debt Management deals with the topic in a structured, in-depth way, with the aim of leading management toward informed decision-making with regard to corporate debt. The ultimate goal of the book is to combine theoretical knowledge and practical applications, from both a specialist and operational angle. In addition, by providing a structured compendium of principles, methods, tools and approaches to the question of planning and managing corporate debt, the intention is make this topic a discipline and a practice in its own right, with respect to general principles of financial management. This need is motivated by the current business landscape, in which debt management has taken on vital importance in myriad economic and financial contexts.