Description
Book SynopsisThe book introduces corporate finance to first year students in business schools. Basic subjects such as marketing, human resources and finance are all fundamental to the learning of a business manager. A book on these subjects must emphasise learning that is conceptual in nature and at the same time, application oriented. This book attempts to achieve this in a manner that is comprehensive and shorn of complexity. It examines the practice of finance without diluting theory and conceptual knowledge. Corporate finance is necessarily quantitative in nature and the book duly places emphasis on that aspect. It ensures the primacy of ideas and concepts utilising numbers as supportive elements.
Table of ContentsPreface; Acknowledgements; Notes on corporate snippets; 1. Corporate finance: a conceptual introduction; 2. Financial markets; 3. Time value of money; 4. Capital budgeting; 5. Risk and return; 6. Valuation; 7. Capital structure and financing; 8. Dividends; 9. Leverage; 10. Financial derivatives; 11. International finance; 12. Working capital; 13. Ratio analysis; Appendix; Bibliography; Index.
