An approach to building and estimating models through the use of Excel.
Excel Modeling in Corporate Finance focuses on active learning by showing readers how to build and estimate financial models using Excel. This approach shows the steps involved in building models, rather than solely providing readers with completed spreadsheets.
This edition contains updated information and data on the Excel model in Corporate Financial Planning, chapter on Estimating the Cost of Capital, and the Excel model used to estimate firm valuation.
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978-0-13-249784-8 (9780132497848)
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PART 1: TIME VALUE OF MONEY
Chapter 1: Single Cash Flow
Chapter 2: Annuity
Chapter 3: NPV Using Constant Discounting
Chapter 4: NPV Using General Discounting
Chapter 5: Loan Amortization
PART 2: VALUATION
Chapter 6: Bond Pricing
Chapter 7: Estimating the Cost of Capital
Chapter 8: Stock Valuation
Chapter 9: Firm and Project Valuation
Chapter 10: The Yield Curve
Chapter 11: US Yield Curve Dynamics
PART 3: CAPITAL STRUCTURE
Chapter 12: Capital Structure
PART 4: CAPITAL BUDGETING
Chapter 13: Project NPV
Chapter 14: Cost-Reducing Project
Chapter 15: Break-Even Analysis
PART 5: FINANCIAL PLANNING
Chapter 16: Corporate Financial Planning
Chapter 17: Du Pont System Of Ratio Analysis
Chapter 18: Life-Cycle Financial Planning
PART 6: INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE FINANCE
Chapter 19: International Parity
PART 7: OPTIONS AND CORPORATE FINANCE
Chapter 20: Binomial Option Pricing
Chapter 21: Real Options
Chapter 22: Black-Scholes Option Pricing
Chapter 23: Debt And Equity Valuation
PART 8: EXCEL SKILLS
Chapter 24: Useful Excel Tricks
