Created by professors Paul Johnson and Michael Mauboussin of The Graduate School of Business at Columbia University, CAP@Columbia features resources from Columbia's securities analysis and investment courses. The authors have divided securities analysis into four sections: Capital Market Theory, Business Economics and Competitive Advantage, Valuation, and Rational Decision Making. Within each...

An affiliate of the Institute of Business and Economic Research at the University of California, Berkeley, the Robert D. Burch Center for Tax Policy and Public Finance aims to promote, disseminate, and stimulate "informed discussion of tax policies of national significance." The site hosts Burch Center Working Papers in full-text (1995-present) in addition to recent conference paper abstracts,...

Created and maintained by the University of Arizona, this site is designed to assist beginning finance students by offering very basic information about the study of finance. Be sure to look at the online lectures, which include RealAudio files as well as accompanying handouts and tables. Also on-site are well-written, basic overviews of topics including ratio analysis, time valuation of money,...

John Wachowicz, Jr., Professor of Finance at the University of Tennessee, has put together this impressive collection of finance-related links for students. The links are divided into categories such as Introduction to Financial Management, Valuation, Tools of Financial Analysis and Planning, Working Capital Management, Investment in Capital Assets, Cost of Capital, Capital Structure and Dividend...