Corporate Finance

Author: Jiang Ping
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This series of books is grandly launched with the aim of promoting advanced accounting education concepts and experiences, and injecting high-quality products into the diverse accounting book market. The series features the following characteristics:
A strong author lineup, all of whom are accounting professors at the University of International Business and Economics with extensive teaching experience. They have published numerous books, some of which have been recognized as Beijing's Excellent Teaching Materials. This is a crystallization of their collective wisdom.
Broad and open perspectives, aligning with the cultivation objectives. Each author attempts to consider and elaborate on issues from the perspective of enterprises or organizations, with the goal of expanding the horizons of accounting students.
Closely integrated with the latest changes and content in China's accounting field, while drawing on mature theories and experiences from abroad. Through extensive case analyses, the content is made fresh and vivid.
Uniform and standardized format, strong practicality. Each chapter is preceded by learning objectives, cases, or introductions to help students clarify learning priorities and develop interest in the content. Each chapter is followed by bilingual key terms, discussion questions, and exercises in both Chinese and English. The back of the book includes answers to some exercises for self-assessment by students.
Suitable for teachers and students in accounting, financial management, business administration, public finance, and financial studies.
This book explains the three main components of a company's economic operations—funding, investment, and profit distribution—from the company's perspective. The main content covered includes: the environment of corporate finance, the determination of enterprise value, financial analysis, risk and return analysis, long-term investment decisions, long-term financial planning, long-term financing decisions, corporate capital structure decisions, dividend policy, innovative financing tools, and working capital management, among others.
To help readers understand the financial tools for corporate decision-making, this book also introduces Excel methods commonly used in corporate financial analysis.
The back of the book includes answers to some exercises to help readers assess whether they have mastered the basic calculation skills.
This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate students in accounting, financial management, and related fields as a foundation in corporate finance or financial management. It is also suitable for business managers, financial personnel, and individuals seeking to acquire knowledge in this area for study and reference.