Corporate Financial Management
United States Edition
Published on 18. December 1996
Book
Hardback
1048 pages
978-0-13-433533-9 (ISBN)
Description
MBA and intermediate undergraduate-level corporate finance or financial management courses.
This book, from the former editors of FMA's Journal of Financial Management, is the first to integrate the major developments made in finance in the last twenty years, such as principal-agent considerations, asymmetric information considerations, and contingent claims analysis. The format parallels that of competitors, but the new material is woven into, and enriches, the traditional presentations. This is also the first corporate finance textbook to truly marry practice with theory, by having a full-time practitioner author.
This book, from the former editors of FMA's Journal of Financial Management, is the first to integrate the major developments made in finance in the last twenty years, such as principal-agent considerations, asymmetric information considerations, and contingent claims analysis. The format parallels that of competitors, but the new material is woven into, and enriches, the traditional presentations. This is also the first corporate finance textbook to truly marry practice with theory, by having a full-time practitioner author.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Width: 260 mm
Thickness: 50 mm
Weight
2110 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-433533-9 (9780134335339)
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Content
I. FOUNDATIONS.
1. Overview of Corporate Financial Management.
2. Accounting, Cash Flows, and Taxes.
3. The Financial Environment, Principles, and Fundamental Concepts.
II. VALUATION.
4. The Time Value of Money.
5. Valuing Financial Securities.
6. Risk & Return: Financial Securities.
7. Risk & Return: Asset Pricing Models.
8. Options: Valuing Contingencies.
9. Financial Contracting.
III. CAPITAL BUDGETING: STRATEGIC ASSET ALLOCATION.
10. Cost of Capital.
11. Capital Budgeting: The Basics.
12. Capital Budgeting: Some Complications.
13. Capital Budgeting in Practice.
IV. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY.
14. Capital Market Efficiency: Explanation & Implications.
15. Why Capital Structure Matters.
16. Managing Capital Structure.
17. Why Dividend Policy Matters.
18. Managing Dividend Policy.
V. MANAGING THE FIRM.
19. Cash and Working Capital Management.
20. Accounts Receivable and Inventory Management.
21. Treasury Management.
22. Financial Planning.
VI. LONG-TERM FINANCING.
23. Equity & the Investment Banking Process.
24. Long-Term Debt.
25. Leasing & Other Asset-Based Financing.
26. Derivatives & Hedging.
VII. SPECIAL TOPICS.
27. Bankruptcy, Reorganization, & Liquidation.
28. Mergers and Acquisitions.
29. Multinational Corporate Finance.
Appendix A: Using a Business Calculator.
Appendix B: Cumulative Distribution Function for the Standard Normal Random Variable.
Appendix C: Answers to Selected Problems.
Glossary.
Author Index.
Subject Index.
1. Overview of Corporate Financial Management.
2. Accounting, Cash Flows, and Taxes.
3. The Financial Environment, Principles, and Fundamental Concepts.
II. VALUATION.
4. The Time Value of Money.
5. Valuing Financial Securities.
6. Risk & Return: Financial Securities.
7. Risk & Return: Asset Pricing Models.
8. Options: Valuing Contingencies.
9. Financial Contracting.
III. CAPITAL BUDGETING: STRATEGIC ASSET ALLOCATION.
10. Cost of Capital.
11. Capital Budgeting: The Basics.
12. Capital Budgeting: Some Complications.
13. Capital Budgeting in Practice.
IV. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY.
14. Capital Market Efficiency: Explanation & Implications.
15. Why Capital Structure Matters.
16. Managing Capital Structure.
17. Why Dividend Policy Matters.
18. Managing Dividend Policy.
V. MANAGING THE FIRM.
19. Cash and Working Capital Management.
20. Accounts Receivable and Inventory Management.
21. Treasury Management.
22. Financial Planning.
VI. LONG-TERM FINANCING.
23. Equity & the Investment Banking Process.
24. Long-Term Debt.
25. Leasing & Other Asset-Based Financing.
26. Derivatives & Hedging.
VII. SPECIAL TOPICS.
27. Bankruptcy, Reorganization, & Liquidation.
28. Mergers and Acquisitions.
29. Multinational Corporate Finance.
Appendix A: Using a Business Calculator.
Appendix B: Cumulative Distribution Function for the Standard Normal Random Variable.
Appendix C: Answers to Selected Problems.
Glossary.
Author Index.
Subject Index.