Sergio Rebelo

Corporate Finance

Learn how you can create greater shareholder value by valuing investments more accurately, making more informed financial decisions and designing a more consistent, cohesive corporate investment and finance strategy.

Enterprise Leadership Program

Leadership at the enterprise level means rising to the challenge. No longer is your growth linear — it’s exponential. The focus moves past the single team or unit to the enterprise as a whole, beyond functional skills to strategic decisions based on a broader perspective. Kellogg Executive Education’s Enterprise Leadership Program prepares you to lead at height and scale and helps you develop an anticipatory mindset.

Merger Week

Our M&A experts will show you how to evaluate mergers and acquisitions from all angles — from strategy and financing to alliances and integration — and then use an M&A process that generates the greatest value from any restructuring deal.

Private Equity

Participants in this highly interactive program, master the processes and tools required to unleash the potential in individuals, energize their teams, and empower people to achieve consistently higher levels of performance and deliver better bottom-line results.

The PHYSICIAN CEO™ Program

The PHYSICIAN CEO™ Series

Women's Senior Leadership Program

Kellogg created this special leadership program for women executives to equip top women talent to break through the barriers that have historically impeded their career development and empower them to take their place at the highest levels of corporate leadership.

International Finance (FINCX-470-0)

"Managing an international business or one exposed to global competition requires an understanding of international financial instruments, markets and institutions. This course seeks to provide you with a working knowledge of these issues. The topics we cover include: the nature of foreign exchange risk, the determination of exchange rates and interest rates, the management of foreign exchange risk with forwards and options, exchange rate forecasting, the evaluation of international investments, currency speculation, the impact of monetary policy on exchange rates, and current developments in the international financial system. Hybrid Courses: Kellogg’s hybrid courses combine the convenience and flexibility of online learning with the social and instructional benefits of face-to-face classroom experiences. Students engage in online interactive instruction and guided practice, freeing up valuable in-person class time for in-depth case study discussions, collaborative problem solving, and student-driven question and answer sessions. The hybrid courses have the added benefit of exposing students to media-enriched, documentary- style lectures that capture the expertise and stories of the renowned Kellogg faculty members who designed them. These courses will also deepen global connectivity by allowing students to participate in a portion of the coursework from the location of their choosing prior to arriving on campus. Format and Schedule: The hybrid courses will comprise both online and on-campus components. Each course will have approximately nine hours of face-to-face instruction over three days on-campus. The online portion of the course will be available to students in the weeks preceding (precise timing to be determined) and students could complete this content at a time of their choosing before the on-campus sessions. In other words there is no synchronous online content. The content will be housed within Canvas. Each course will be worth 1 unit. If students participate in these courses, they must take both not just one."

The World Economy (FINCX-452-0)

The world economy is undergoing a period of very rapid change. Understanding this change is essential to make sound investment decisions that position companies for future profitability. In this course we study the most important business regions in the world, including the U.S., Europe, Japan, China, India, Russia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Africa. The goal of this course is to provide students with a working knowledge of the economic drivers, challenges and opportunities that are present in these regions. The course also discusses the performance of equity and bond markets in different countries and the economic forces underlying oil and other commodity markets.

International Finance (FINC-470-0)

Managing a business exposed to global competition requires understanding some essential concepts in International Finance. The goal of the course is to provide you with an important set of skills that you can use every day in your management career. These skills include: valuing international businesses, comparing financing in different currencies, and managing risk. Pedagogy: the course is designed to build practical skills. The evaluation is based on two group assignments and a series of short quizzes. Most quizzes can be retaken multiple times so that students can master the concepts discussed in the course.