Transformation of Financial Functions and Company Value Enhancement

Author: Margaret Me
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book addresses the transformation of the corporate finance function in the context of the information revolution and economic globalization. The author argues that the traditional functions of the finance department are no longer in use and it is necessary to transform them into new functions that add value to the company. The book provides a detailed introduction to corporate value-added techniques such as value-based management, balanced scorecards, benchmarking, and information management, and points out the potential challenges and necessary implementation steps in the transformation process of the finance function. The book is well-researched, rigorous in argumentation, closely integrates modern theories of corporate finance with financial management practices, is problem-oriented, forward-looking, and written in plain language. It is particularly suitable for corporate finance professionals and consultants, and can also serve as a reference for finance and economics students and teachers.
Target Audience: Corporate finance personnel, finance and economics students and teachers