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Master in Corporate, M&A, Banking & Finance

Program director:

D. Enrique Ortega Burgos

Campus:

Madrid

Date:

September 2026

LANGUAGE:

Spanish

Turn financial strategy into your professional advantage.

The Master’s Degree in Corporate Law and Financial Management at ISDE offers specialized training aimed at understanding and leading financial decision-making in today’s business environment. The program integrates financial analysis, corporate strategy, and economic management with a practical business perspective, preparing you to take on key responsibilities in companies, consulting firms, and financial departments.

Taught by active professionals in the financial and corporate sectors, this master’s program enables you to develop essential skills—such as company valuation, investment analysis, financial planning, and strategic decision-making—through real cases and applied methodologies. With this training, you will advance toward a leadership profile capable of making an impact, supported by the academic rigor and excellence of one of the leading postgraduate schools.

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01 .

Introduction and objectives

The Master in Corporate, M&A, Finance and Stock Markets at ISDE trains professionals to confidently handle corporate, financial, and corporate-law transactions in an increasingly complex business environment.

Taught by active industry experts, the program combines corporate law, advanced corporate finance, and securities markets with the practical analysis of real M&A deals, restructurings, financing operations, and corporate governance.

Students gain a comprehensive perspective that enables them to take part in —and lead— strategic transactions in law firms, consulting companies, financial institutions, and both national and international corporations.

As an essential complement, the master’s includes a Digital Business course delivered by ISDI, a key component for joining multidisciplinary teams and adding value within organizations undergoing digital transformation.

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Sponsor

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Structure, location and calendar

CAMPUS: Madrid

DURATION: One academic course.

STRUCTURE: Face-to-Face Programme, in Executive Format. It is held on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings.

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Career Opportunities

The Master in Corporate, M&A, Finance and Stock Markets provides intensive, multidisciplinary, and hands-on training to prepare students for the professional world of corporate, financial, and capital-markets advisory services—a market that demands highly specialized profiles capable of operating in complex transactions and regulated environments.

After completing the program, you will be able to develop your career across a broad range of professional pathways, including:

  • National and international law firms, in Corporate, M&A, Finance, capital markets, and corporate law departments..
  • Consulting and professional services firms, particularly in strategy, transactions, and financial regulation..
  • In-house legal departments, within listed companies and major corporate groups..
  • Investment banks and corporate finance boutiques, working in corporate transactions, structuring, and capital markets.
  • Private equity firms, funds, asset managers, and listed companies, in analysis, corporate governance, and investment operations.
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ACADEMIC PROGRAM

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

PART I: SPECIALIST COURSE IN CORPORATE LEGAL (COMPANY LAW, TAXATION, AND SECURITIES LAW)

Corporate Law (companies, tax)

  1. Corporate organization of the company: the general shareholders’ meeting.
  2. Corporate organization of the company: the board of directors, the de facto administrator, and voluntary representatives.
  3. Corporate organization of the company: advisory board. Organs of the family business and the listed company.
  4. Good Corporate Governance.
  5. Shareholder agreements: content and typical clauses.
  6. The family business: issues.
  7. The family protocol: content and clauses.
  8. Family offices.
  9. Ancillary benefits and their usefulness in companies.
  10. Amendment of bylaws.
  11. Capital operations: capital increase and reduction, accordion operations, and reverse operations.
  12. Treasury stock and treasury stock transactions.
  13. Special shares and voting rights, and stock options.
  14. Liability of partners, lifting the veil. Partners as de facto administrators and qualification of bankruptcy as culpable and personal liability of partners in bankruptcy.
  15. Liability of directors towards the company. Liability of attorneys towards the company and the civil liability insurance for directors and executives.
  16. Loans from partners/subordination. Participatory loans. Legal instruments equivalent to shares. Redeemable shares in closed companies, convertible bonds, warrants.
  17. Directors’ liability: liability for damages, debts, and bankruptcy.
  18. Directors’ compensation: fiscal, labor, and commercial analysis.
  19. Partners’ compensation: fiscal and commercial analysis.
  20. Senior management contracts and types of executive hiring.
  21. Shareholder disputes.
  22. Dissolution and liquidation of companies: legal causes, reactivation. Statutory causes. Procedure. Judicial dissolution. Liquidation. Liquidation operations. Liquidators. Post-dissolution events.
  23. Holding companies.
  24. Taxation of corporate operations.
  25. Taxation of related party transactions.
  26. Accounting and tax consolidation.

FINAL EXAM

  1. Multidisciplinary theoretical exam.
  2. Tribunal for solving several complex practical cases based on real operations.

PART II: SPECIALIST COURSE IN CORPORATE FINANCE AND BUSINESS FINANCING INSTRUMENTS

Business Financing. Financial Products and Markets

  1. Introduction to corporate finance.
  2. Financial analysis.
  3. Financial planning.
  4. Applied financial mathematics to financial operations.
  5. Treasury and cash flow management.
  6. Financial management.
  7. Alternative financing instruments.
  8. Fixed income management.
  9. Equity management.
  10. Derivatives and futures.

FINAL EXAM

  1. Multidisciplinary theoretical exam.
  2. Tribunal for solving several complex practical cases based on real operations.

PART III: SPECIALIST COURSE IN BANKING LAW

Module A: Introduction and Regulatory Aspects

  • Sources of Banking Law
  • Regulated Institutions:
    • Bank of Spain
    • ECB (European Central Bank)
    • FROB (Fund for the Orderly Restructuring of the Banking Sector)
    • SAREB (Asset Management Company for Bank Restructuring)
    • Deposit Guarantee Fund
    • ICO
    • COFIDES
  • Market Supervision
  • Banking Law Intermediaries:
    • Banks
    • Savings Banks and Banking Foundations
    • Credit Cooperatives
    • Financial Credit Institutions
    • Currency Exchange Institutions
    • Electronic Money Institutions
    • Payment Institutions
    • Reciprocal Guarantee Societies
  • Conditions for Accessing and Exercising Banking Activities
  • Regulatory Compliance (PLD, KYC, etc.)

Module B: Banking Contracts

  • Liability Product Contracts:
    • Checking Account
    • Savings Account
    • Fixed-Term Deposit
    • Demand Deposit
    • Other Types of Deposits
  • Neutral and Parabanking Contracts
  • Asset Product Contracts:
    • Retail Banking:
      • Personal Loan
      • Mortgage Loan
      • Consumer Credit
      • Credit Cards and Revolving Credit Cards
    • Wholesale Banking:
      • Corporate Financing
      • Structured Financing (Syndicated Loans, LBOs, etc.)
      • Treasury Services
      • Foreign Trade
  • Common Clauses and Terms in Banking Contracts:
    • Interest Rate
    • Commissions and Fees
    • Payment Terms and Conditions
    • Expiration and Renewal
    • Termination Clauses
    • Non-compliance and Delinquency
  • Payment Services:
    • Classification of Payment Systems
    • Processing and Settlement of Payment Services
    • Supervision and Control
  • Guarantees:
    • Bank Guarantees
    • Letters of Credit
    • Mortgage and Other Real Guarantees

Module C: Investment Banking

  • Capital Markets:
    • Sources of Capital Market Law
    • Operation of Capital Markets
    • Financial Instruments
    • Fixed Income and Equity Markets
    • Currency Markets
    • Market Supervision: CNMV and AEVM/ESMA
    • Conduct Standards
  • Investment Banking Activity:
    • Mergers and Acquisitions
    • Primary and Secondary Market Operations
    • Contracting of Financial Instruments
    • Asset Management
    • Securitization Funds
    • Issuance and Trading of Bonds
    • Advertising and Transparency
  • Collective Investment Institutions

Module D: Restructuring

  • Bankruptcy Proceedings
  • Microenterprise Procedure
  • EPIs
  • Prepack
  • Restructuring (Pre-insolvency Law)

Module E: Miscellaneous

  • Risk Management:
    • Risk Identification and Assessment
    • Solvency
    • Banking Insurance
    • Regulation and Supervisory Bodies
    • Regulatory Issues
    • Taxation of Financial Products
  • Claims Procedures and Dispute Resolution:
    • Transparency in Banking Contracts
    • Customer Advocate
    • Supervisory Authorities
    • Mediation and Arbitration
  • Fintech:
    • Digital Payments
    • Mobile Banking
    • P2P Lending
    • Automated Advice
    • Cryptocurrencies and CBDC
    • Sandboxes
  • Shadow Banking and Alternative Financing
  • ESG and Responsible Leadership

FINAL EXAM

  1. Multidisciplinary theoretical exam.
  2. Tribunal for solving several complex practical cases based on real operations.

COURSE IN M&A (MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING)

Advanced Program in Mergers and Acquisitions and Corporate Restructurings

Purchase of Companies and Assets

  1. Main corporate aspects of the purchase of companies and the purchase of assets.
  2. Negotiations and preliminary talks. Letters of Intent, Framework Agreements, MOUs. Liabilities for pre-contractual actions.
  3. Instruments for acquiring companies and financing the operation.
  4. The purchase agreement for companies.
  5. The acquisition of minority stakes in companies and subsequent acquisition.
  6. Shareholder agreements in the purchase of companies.
  7. Main labor and social security aspects in the purchase. Business succession.
  8. Main tax aspects of the purchase of companies and assets.
  9. Main tax aspects of the purchase of real estate assets.
  10. Main tax aspects of leveraged buyouts.
  11. Valuation methods for companies and assets.
  12. Valuation methods for real estate assets.
  13. Purchase of companies in crisis.
  14. Organization of the sale process. Preparatory operations. Beauty Contest. Vendor due diligence.
  15. The price. Components. Elements and structures of the price.
  16. Venture capital: private equity and venture capital. Tax, corporate, and administrative aspects.

Corporate Restructuring

  1. Structural modifications.
  2. Segregations and global transfers of assets and liabilities.
  3. Mergers.
  4. Special mergers.
  5. Cross-border mergers.
  6. Spin-offs.
  7. LBO Leveraged Buyouts. Legal, fiscal (optimization), and corporate study.
  8. Financial assistance.
  9. Labor issues in corporate restructuring.
  10. Tax regime for restructuring operations.
  11. Calculation of the exchange ratio in a merger process.
  12. Synergies in corporate integration operations.
  13. Horizontal and vertical integrations: business perspective.
  14. Control of corporate concentrations in the EU.
  15. Control of corporate concentrations nationally.
  16. Economic analysis of corporate concentration operations.

FINAL EXAM

  1. Multidisciplinary theoretical exam.
  2. Tribunal for solving several complex practical cases based on real operations.

*Note: The Academic Program is subject to modifications if the academic team of ISDE or the Program Director deem it appropriate.

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FACULTY

  • Alberto López Cazalilla – Elzaburu
  • Alberto Novoa – Ceca Magán
  • Ana Belén Campuzao – CEU
  • Ana Carpintero – Kepler Karst
  • Ana Guerrero – Bankinter
  • Ana Maestre – Openbank
  • Ana Novoa – Grant Thornton Spain
  • Álvaro Bermejo – PWC
  • Álvaro López Hernández – Uría&Menéndez
  • Álvaro Paniagua – Uría&Menéndez
  • Beatriz Rodríguez Arroyo – Hipoges Iberia
  • Borja Afán de Rivera – Bergé
  • Borja Romero – BBVA
  • Carlos Vital – Bergé
  • Cayetana Lado – Banco Santander España
  • Ceyhún N. Pehivan – Linklaters
  • Cristina Cruz – Main Legal
  • Damian Flores Cacho – SAREB
  • Eduardo Muñoz del Caz – Muñoz del Caz Abogados
  • Elena Prieto Cabrera – BBVA
  • Enrique Blanco Antón – Auchan
  • Enrique Ortega – Director del Máster
  • Esther Gamero – Koana Labs
  • Esther Pérez – Ceca Magán
  • Federico Pastor – Audiencia Nacional
  • Fernando Sacristán – Derecho mercantil – URJC
  • Francisco José Bernabeu – Kiabi
  • Francisco Palacios – Baker McKenzie
  • Gerardo García Boente – PWC
  • Heraclio Peña Santander – Banco Santander España
  • Ignacio Martínez – OHLA GROUP
  • Ignacio Ollero – BBVA
  • Javier Beltrán – Ramón y Cajal
  • Javier Bustillo – Andersen
  • Javier Gutierrez – Caixabanc
  • Javier Rubio – Uría&Menéndez
  • Javier Ruiz Santiago – Comunidad de Madrid
  • Jorge Rabadán – Koana Labs
  • José María Abad – Banco Mundial / Oliver Wyman
  • José Ramón Couso – Icam / Ceca Magán Abogados
  • Juan Domenech – ABANCA
  • Juan Jimenez Laiglesia – Pérez Llorca
  • Juan José Asegurado – BBVA
  • Juan Millet – RIC Private Equity
  • Juan Piquer – IVI
  • Leticia Rodríguez – Ministerio del Interior
  • Luis Vegas – Evergreen Legal
  • María Enciso – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  • María Enciso Alonso- Muñumer – URJC
  • María Jesús Dehesa – Ontier
  • María Rosa Tapia – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  • María Teresa Echevarría – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
  • Martín Jordano – Uría&Menéndez
  • Moraad Maanan – Carles&Cuesta
  • Pedro Arellano Villanueva – OHLA Progress Enables
  • Ramón Hernández Peñasco – Ontier
  • Rafael Saenz – CMS Albiñana & Suárez de Lezo
  • Rosana Viejo – Bankinter
  • Rubén Martín – RB Iberia
  • Santiago Lardiés – Bird&Bird
  • Silvia Madrid – UniCredit
  • Tamara Wegmann – Heritage B
  • Teresa Echevarría – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
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ACCREDITED DEGREE

Once the relevant Program has concluded and ISDE has verified that the STUDENT has completed their work satisfactorily, the STUDENT will receive the corresponding Degree certificate for each PROGRAM.

In compliance with current legality and, specifically, as set forth in article 4.4 of decree 84/2004, it is noted that ISDE’s programs are professionally oriented and therefore, unless explicitly stated otherwise, they are courses that do not lead to the acquisition of a title with official value, but to that of a proprietary title from ISDE.

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