Financial Management

Author: Zhu Suye
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is set against the backdrop of the capital market and focuses on corporate enterprises. Building upon the fundamental principles of modern corporate financial management, it emphasizes the examination of financial operation theories and methods related to corporate capital raising, capital utilization, and capital income distribution. Additionally, it covers specialized topics such as corporate mergers and acquisitions, corporate failures, reorganization and liquidation, as well as the financial management of conglomerate groups.
In terms of structure and content, the book exhibits two main characteristics:
1. From a structural perspective, the eleven chapters of the book can be summarized into three parts: Fundamentals of Financial Management, Core of Financial Management, and Expansion of Financial Management.
2. From a content perspective, the book draws on mature theories of modern Western corporate financial management while fully considering the developments and trends in China's corporate financial management practices in recent years.
Guided by the objectives of financial management, the book conducts in-depth research on a series of decision-making processes—such as corporate financing decisions, investment decisions, and income distribution decisions—focusing on how to achieve financial management goals. It elucidates the fundamental methods of financial decision-making and income distribution.
This book is adapted from Modern Financial Management. It not only retains many of the valuable aspects of the original edition and incorporates the research findings of others but also removes outdated content, adding and enriching new knowledge and material.
The book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in economics and business administration disciplines, a reference for graduate students engaged in research, and a reading material for corporate financial professionals seeking to enhance their financial management capabilities.