Corporate Finance Theory and Practice

Author: Li Guangzhou
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Corporate finance is a cross-disciplinary and marginal course centered around enterprises, with financial markets as the platform, value management and risk management as the main threads, and the maximization of enterprise value as the goal. It employs various financial products and instruments as means, with economics and finance theories as the background, covering financial activities at both the corporate production and capital operation levels. Its content involves multiple disciplines, including economics, finance, monetary banking, international finance, international financial management, investment project analysis, asset portfolio, asset pricing, corporate value assessment, asset management, insurance, corporate governance, financial engineering, and even computer applications. During the writing process of this book, great emphasis was placed on the integration of theory and practice. Relevant theories such as interest theory, risk theory, information economics, and institutional economics were introduced, and their practical applications were demonstrated through special columns. This provides excellent assistance in enhancing the economic theoretical knowledge of readers or students, broadening their horizons, stimulating their thinking, and expanding their perspectives.