Company Intermediate Financial Management

Author: Xiong Chu Xiong
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Corporate Intermediate Finance is the second book in the Corporate Finance Series Textbooks. Some basic theories and methods of corporate finance have already been introduced in Corporate Finance, so they are not repeated in this textbook. This textbook primarily revolves around the fundamental financial objective of shareholder wealth maximization. It introduces theories and methods for calculating the dilution of shareholder equity in corporate finance, organically linking corporate financing, investment, and profit distribution with changes in shareholder wealth. It provides a relatively in-depth and systematic exploration of the basic theories and methods of corporate financing, investment, and profit distribution. The content related to financing loss calculation, shareholder equity dilution calculation, total and structural investment decision-making, and the integration of financing and investment in this textbook are the results of the author's many years of research. Due to the inclusion of these contents, the material of this textbook has become richer. This textbook emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, extensively using actual cases of corporate finance in China, making it highly operational. The entire book uses as simple and clear language as possible to explain complex corporate finance issues, making it highly readable. At the beginning of each chapter, there is a chapter introduction, learning objectives, and key content to understand and master. At the end of each chapter, there are review questions, calculation and analysis problems, cases, and materials to facilitate reader review and self-study.