Financial Management

Author: Peng Shaobing
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book is one of the main course textbooks for financial management majors in higher education institutions. Capital is the fundamental element of financial management, and the research object of financial management is the circulation and process of capital, namely the raising, investment, operation, recovery, and recycling of capital. Financial management is the management of capital value and its form transformation. This textbook is set against the background of the capital market, with the maximization of capital value as the financial management goal, focusing on the financial management theories and methods used in the capital operations of corporate enterprises. The textbook consists of twelve chapters, with risk, value, and return as the main thread, divided into several parts such as basic theories, capital management, investment management, and control management. The main content includes financial introduction, basic premises of financial management, value, return, and risk, financial evaluation, financial budgeting, capital budgeting, asset management, financing management, profit distribution management, financial control, and financial operations. This textbook emphasizes the theoretical knowledge of financial management, providing readers with a relatively complete theoretical framework. At the same time, this textbook highlights the practicality and operability of financial methods. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate majors or specialized fields in business administration, such as financial management, accounting, and CPA (Certified Public Accountant), as well as for Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. It can also serve as a textbook or teaching reference for relevant majors in economics and management at higher education institutions.