Company Finance

Author: Yu Dongzhi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The outbreak of the Asian financial crisis drew widespread attention to corporate governance issues worldwide, leading to an international wave of efforts to improve corporate governance. In recent years, shocking corporate scandals involving large companies such as Enron, WorldCom, and Xerox in the United States, which involved the manipulation of company performance, further directly contributed to the publication of Principles of Corporate Governance. In China, the corporate restructuring of state-owned enterprises and a certain degree of trust crisis in the securities market have also made corporate governance one of the most popular topics among regulators, academics, business professionals, and even a broader audience. As a member of the senior management team, the CFO is a key participant in the corporate governance process. Thoroughly understanding and mastering relevant knowledge in the field of corporate governance is not only an urgent requirement for the development of the environment but also a necessity for the CFO's own role. This book is structured in an expanding format, starting from basic theories to specialized discussions and then case analyses, providing an in-depth elaboration on important issues in the field of corporate governance, offering numerous constructive suggestions, and conducting insightful analyses and explanations of real-world cases and the practices adopted.