Earn your Certificate in Private Capital Markets from Pepperdine University.
CERTIFICATE IN PRIVATE CAPITAL MARKETS
June 1-3, 2011
Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management
6100 Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90045
This new certificate, designed in partnership with the Pepperdine Private Capital Markets Project, will provide attendees with the in-depth critical analysis and evaluation skills necessary to successfully navigate the private capital markets when raising capital, transacting a business interest, or making important financing or investment decisions.
The Certificate in Private Capital Markets is a 3-day executive training program designed for business owners and managers, entrepreneurs, capital providers, and their trusted advisors. The certificate qualifies for continuing education credit for CPAs licensed in CA, MCLE for attorneys licensed in CA, CFPs and may qualify for other credentials depending on the state of jurisdiction.
The Certificate includes six half-day sessions taught by investment bankers, bank lenders, venture capitalists, private equity fund directors, mezzanine fund directors, and others on the following topics:
- Overview of Private Capital Markets Theory and Sources of Capital
- The Role of Intermediaries and Using the Private Capital Markets to Create Wealth
- Angel Investments, Venture Capital, and Other Early Stage Financing Sources
- Senior Debt, Cash Flow Based, Asset Based Lending and Factoring
- Mezzanine and Private Equity Capital
- Estimating Cost of Capital Using The Pepperdine Private Capital Markets Reports
Each attendee will also receive a complimentary copy of Private Capital Markets, 2nd edition by Rob Slee. You can learn more about the offering and secure your registration at: http://bschool.pepperdine.edu/cipcm. Please join me this June to learn about these exciting and important capital markets.
With warm regards,
John Paglia, Ph.D., CPA, CFA
Associate Professor of Finance
Pepperdine University
For any questions, contact Rachel Williams by phone at 310-568-5787 or by email at Rachel.Williams@pepperdine.edu.
