| Understand how (financial) information create and solve conflicts between business leaders, oversight bodies, and other stakeholders throughout transactions |
Shows basic awareness of information conflicts in transactions but cannot identify specific stakeholder roles or interests |
Recognizes different perspectives and some information conflicts but has limited understanding of resolution mechanisms |
Demonstrates clear understanding of how information creates conflicts and can identify several conflict resolution approaches |
Internalizes comprehensive analytical skills in understanding information dynamics and conflicts, and can evaluate effectiveness of various resolution strategies |
| Critically assess complex multi-type and multi-source information in transaction-related valuations and decisions |
Can identify different types of information sources but struggles to evaluate the underlying information’s decision relevance |
Shows ability to distinguish between information types and sources with some critical evaluation of quality and relevance |
Demonstrates analytical skills in assessing information quality, reliability, and applicability to, for instance, valuation contexts |
Exhibits sophisticated critical assessment capabilities, can synthesize complex information from multiple sources and evaluate potential biases and limitations |
| Analyze the complex regulatory environment, including disclosure mandates, surrounding a variety of transaction types |
Shows basic knowledge of regulatory requirements but limited understanding of their application to transactions |
Demonstrates understanding of key regulatory frameworks and can apply them to common transaction scenarios |
Shows comprehensive knowledge of the regulatory environment and can analyze regulatory implications across various cross-jurisdictional transactions |
Internalizes comprehensive analytical skills in understanding regulatory complexities, can anticipate regulatory challenges in transactions, and can evaluate compliance strategies across multiple jurisdictions |
| Apply regulatory risk assessment frameworks, including commercial and tax due diligence, to transactions |
Can identify basic risks in transactions but has limited ability to apply systematic assessment frameworks |
Shows understanding of risk assessment concepts and can apply basic frameworks with guidance |
Demonstrates competent application of risk assessment frameworks and due diligence concepts |
Demonstrates sophisticated risk assessment, internalizes relevant frameworks, and can execute customized due diligence procedures for complex transactions |
| Reflect on competences in accounting, analysis, and governance acquired in other courses throughout the MSc programme to navigate complex deals |
Shows minimal connection between prior coursework and complex deal contexts |
Demonstrates some ability to connect previous learning to current material but with limited depth |
Shows clear integration of prior knowledge with complex deal contexts and can apply learned concepts effectively |
Demonstrates sophisticated synthesis of knowledge across multiple domains, and can innovatively apply integrated competencies to complex deals |