CORPORATE LAW, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE (ADVANCED CORPORATION LAW) II
- Law
- 800 level
- 3 credit units
- 135 pages
- 20 units
This course explores advanced concepts in corporate law, management, and finance, focusing on the legal and regulatory frameworks governing corporations. It examines corporate finance strategies, creditor protection mechanisms, and the regulation of securities trading, including market abuse. The course also covers internal control and audit functions, corporate insolvency procedures, and company taxation, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and financial aspects of corporate governance.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Study hours
- 208 hours
- Maths
- Intermediate
- Content
- Theoretical, case study, problem solving
- Practical work
- No
- Undergraduate degree in Law, Business, or related field
- Basic understanding of financial accounting principles
- Assignments
- Tutor Marked Assessments
- Final Examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of CLL802, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
One paragraph, so you can see how it reads
CLL802 · Unit 3: Debt Capital
Just like equity capital, debt capital is an essential aspect of a company’s capital. It provides companies with the capacity to finance their investment where equity capital is not adequate. There are several benefits and challenges of debt capital, these will be examined in this Unit. Further, the various types of debt capital will be outlined.
What you should be able to do
- Understand corporate finance strategies and capital markets.
- Analyze creditor protection mechanisms and security interests.
- Evaluate the legal and ethical issues in securities trading.
- Apply internal control and audit functions in corporate governance.
- Assess corporate insolvency procedures and director liabilities.
- Comprehend company taxation regulations and compliance.
What it prepares you for
- Compliance Officer
- Financial Analyst
- Corporate Lawyer
- Auditor
- Insolvency Practitioner
- Financial Services
- Banking
- Legal
- Accounting
- Consulting
- Financial analysis software
- Legal databases
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 3 – Trading in Securities – Market abuse
Unit 2: Market manipulation and false or misleading statements
Requires understanding of complex financial instruments and market dynamics, as well as the ability to interpret and apply legal provisions related to market manipulation.
- Module 5 - Corporate Insolvency
Unit 3 Liquidation (Winding Up)
Advanced calculus integration techniques require strong mathematical foundation
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 128 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1 Corporate finance
Unit 1: The Capital Market · 8 hours
Read Unit 1: Understand the functions, types, and instruments of the capital market.. Complete Self-Assessment Exercises to test your understanding of the material..
- Week 2Module 1 Corporate finance
Unit 2 Equity (Share) Capital · 8 hours
Study Unit 2: Differentiate between ordinary and preference shares.. Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of public share offerings..
- Week 3Module 1 Corporate finance
Unit 3: Debt Capital · 8 hours
Review Unit 3: Explore sources and types of debt finance.. Compare debt capital structures and their implications..
- Week 4Module 2 Protection of Creditors
Unit 1: Contractual Protection and Proprietary Protection · 8 hours
Study Unit 1: Understand contractual and proprietary protection mechanisms for creditors.. Analyze restrictions on borrowing, asset disposal, and dividend payments..
Unit 2: Charges – Floating and Fixed Charges · 8 hours
Study Unit 2: Understand the meaning of charges and also differentiate between the types of charges and their relative merits and demerits..
- Week 5Module 2 Protection of Creditors
Unit 3: Registration of Charges · 8 hours
Study Unit 3: Understand the effects and process of registration of charges.. Understand the need to create a charge is as important as the registration of the charge..
- Week 6Module 3 – Trading in Securities – Market abuse
Unit 1: False Trading and Market Rigging Transactions · 8 hours
Read Unit 1: Understand the scope of false trading and market rigging transactions within the context of Investments and Securities Act 2007.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
Unit 2: Market manipulation and false or misleading statements · 8 hours
Read Unit 2: Understand the meaning of market manipulation and false or misleading statements.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 7Module 3 – Trading in Securities – Market abuse
Unit 3: Fraudulently inducing persons to deal in securities · 8 hours
Study Unit 3: Understand the various ways one can be a victim of fraudulent inducement to deal in securities.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 8Module 3 – Trading in Securities – Market abuse
Unit 4: Other Types of Market Abuse · 8 hours
Study Unit 4: Identify and explain the relevant provisions of Investments and Securities Act 2007 in respect of various types of market abuse.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 9Module 4 - Internal Control and Audit functions
Unit 1 Internal Control · 8 hours
Study Unit 1: Explain the various risks attending to an entity and the various measures which can be deployed to address them.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 10Module 4 - Internal Control and Audit functions
Unit 2 Internal Audit · 8 hours
Study Unit 2: Appreciate and explain the roles of an internal audit department in an organisation.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 11Module 4 - Internal Control and Audit functions
Unit 3 Audit Committee of the Board · 8 hours
Study Unit 3: Understand the significance of the audit committee of the committee from the point of function.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 12Module 4 - Internal Control and Audit functions
Unit 4 External Audit · 8 hours
Study Unit 4: Understand the statutory position of the external auditor and the situations which can impinge on the discharge of the function.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
- Week 13Module 5 - Corporate Insolvency
Unit 1 Introduction to Corporate Insolvency · 8 hours
Study Unit 1: Differentiate between the various events of insolvency which constantly face a company.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
Unit 2 Corporate Rescue · 8 hours
Study Unit 2: Understand the various modes of winding up of a company, how and when to activate them.. Analyze the legal implications of creating false markets..
Preparing for the exam
- Create concept maps linking Modules 1-3 financial instruments and market regulations.
- Practice analyzing financial statements from case studies in Units 4-6.
- Review key legal provisions from the Investments and Securities Act 2007.
- Focus on understanding the roles and responsibilities of directors in corporate governance.
- Practice problem-solving questions related to corporate insolvency and taxation.
Questions students ask about this course
What is CLL802 about?
This course explores advanced concepts in corporate law, management, and finance, focusing on the legal and regulatory frameworks governing corporations. It examines corporate finance strategies, creditor protection mechanisms, and the regulation of securities trading, including market abuse. The course also covers internal control and audit functions, corporate insolvency procedures, and company taxation, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and financial aspects of corporate governance.
How many units does CLL802 have?
CLL802, CORPORATE LAW, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE (ADVANCED CORPORATION LAW) II, has 20 units across 6 modules, over 135 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is CLL802?
CLL802 carries 3 credit units, at 800 level in Law.
Is CLL802 hard?
CLL802 is rated advanced level, with intermediate mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, case study and problem solving work.
How long does CLL802 take to study?
About 208 hours of study, spread across its 20 units.
How is CLL802 assessed?
CLL802 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assessments and Final Examination.
What do I need before starting CLL802?
Undergraduate degree in Law, Business, or related field Basic understanding of financial accounting principles
What can I do with CLL802?
Compliance Officer, Financial Analyst, Corporate Lawyer, Auditor and Insolvency Practitioner.