Corporate financial management
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Corporate financial management
Financial Times/Prentice Hall, 2005
3rd ed
- : pbk.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
"Corporate Financial Management "is a thorough and comprehensive introduction to corporate finance, set within a realistic and practical based context. It provides extensive coverage of financial decision making within the firm and explains the financial markets in a highly accessible manner. The emphasis is on connecting finance theory to practical management. The core theoretical principles of corporate financial management are explained with rigour and clarity and given a strong real world relevance through the use of Financial Times articles, vignettes and mini case studies. This book is suitable for second and third year undergraduate students of business studies, accounting, finance, and economics . It is particularly valuable for those studying MBA and MSc. in business courses.
Table of Contents
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION 1. The Financial World PART TWO: THE INVESTMENT DECISION 2. Project Appraisal: Net Present Value and Internal Rate of Return 3. Project Appraisal: Cash Flow and Applications 4. The Decision-making Process for Investment Appraisal 5. Project Appraisal: Capital Rationing, Taxation and Inflation PART THREE: RISK AND RETURN 6. Risk and Project Appraisal 7. Portfolio Theory 8. The Capital Asset Pricing Model and Multi-Factor Models PART FOUR: SOURCES OF FINANCE 9. Stock Markets 10. Raising Equity Capital 11. Long-term Debt Finance 12. Short-term and Medium-term Finance 13. Treasury and Working Capital Management 14. Stock Market Efficiency PART FIVE: CORPORATE VALUE 15. Value Management 16. The Pervasiveness of Value Principles 17. Value Creation Metrics 18. Entire Firm Value Measurement 19. The Cost of Capital 20. Valuing Shares 21. Capital Structure 22. Dividend Policy 23. Mergers PART SIX: MANAGING RISK 24. Derivatives 25. Managing Exchange-Rate Risk
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