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CRISIS, TURNAROUND STRATEGIES AND FINANCING Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Although no preliminary exams are required, the basic knowledge of the corporate strategy, accounting and financial statements is recommended.
Objectives
Contents The course of teaching contributes to the pursuit of the general objective
of the course of study to provide students with advanced knowledge and
skills both with respect to the operating conditions of the companies and
with respect to the main dimensions of the context in which the
companies operate.
Contents of the course program:
1. Crisis and disfunction of the firm
2. Business crisis: concept, types, risk factors
3. Causes of business crisis
4. Instruments for diagnosis of the crisis
5. Crsis management
6. Recovery strategies
7. Financial strategies
8. Turnaround process
9. Refrerences to legislation and accounting practice.
Extended Syllabus COURSE SYLLABUS
1. Crisis and dysfunction of the business system
- The concepts of crisis and business dysfunction
- The types of business crises
- The stages of the business crisis
2. The causes of the corporate crisis
- External causes
- Internal causes
3. The tools (quantitative and qualitative) for diagnosis of the crisis
- The analysis of the company's liquidity and capital solidity
- Analysis of the marginality of product / market combinations
- The analysis of the company's financial needs: the management
balance sheet
- Forecast models
- Qualitative tools (outline)
4. The recovery strategy
- The formulation of the recovery strategy
- The selection of the strategic recovery areas
- Evaluation of the recovery strategy
- Financial restructuring
- Relationship with corporate stakeholders
5. The turnaround process
- The concept of turnaround
- The phases of the turnaround process
- The objectives and actions in the turnaround process
6. Normative references and accounting practices
- The new code of crisis and insolvency
- The principles of the CNDCEC
Recommended Bibliography Danovi A., Quagli A., (a cura di), Gestire la crisi d'impresa. Processi e strumenti di risanamento, IPSOA, Collana Gestione Aziendale &
Management, 2015.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods The course is structured in 54 hours of classroom lessons divided into theoretical lessons, seminars, exercises and analysis of case studies aimed at pursuing the objectives of the course.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The assessment of the level of learning will be carried out with the use of a written test and a subsequent colloquium.
The written test is divided into multiple-choice questions on the program topics and exercises related to the application of business crisis diagnosis
tools. This test is aimed at probing "knowledge" and "know-how" (Dublin Descriptors 1 and 2). It represents 80% of the overall assessment (expressed in thirtieths) articulated in relation to the educational objectives to be evaluated. The colloquium (20% of the overall assessment) is aimed at probing the
interdisciplinary communication skills and critical analysis of the business crisis. The examination procedures are the same for attending and nonattending students.
Contacts/More Information All information regarding the course, the lecture notes, the support materials and all communications will take place through the e-learning page.
Erasmus students are invited to contact the teacher for their program.