Financial Management Fundamentals (11th Edition) (Business Management Classics Translation Series · Accounting and Finance Series)

Author: Stanley B. Block (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book presents the fundamental theories of financial management from both theoretical and practical perspectives, covering a wide range of topics in disciplines such as financial statements and financial forecasting, operating leverage and financial leverage, working capital and financial decisions, current asset management, short-term financing, time value and asset valuation, cost of capital, risk and capital budgeting, capital markets, common stock and preferred stock financing, dividend policy and retained earnings, convertible bonds and other financial derivatives, and international financial management. With extensive experience, sharp thinking, and a concise, fluent writing style, the author introduces the theories and practices of financial management in a way that makes it easy for readers to grasp the basics of modern financial management. Additionally, the book provides a profound introduction to the changes in financial management and innovations in financial instruments over the past decade. It contains numerous examples, case studies, Standard & Poor's exercises, web-based exercises, and problems, making it an excellent textbook for undergraduate students of accounting and financial management. It is also suitable as a reference for individuals from non-financial management backgrounds and business managers seeking to understand financial knowledge.
This book presents the fundamental theories of financial management from both theoretical and practical perspectives, covering a wide range of topics in disciplines such as financial statements and financial forecasting, operating leverage and financial leverage, working capital and financial decisions, current asset management, short-term financing, time value and asset valuation, cost of capital, risk and capital budgeting, capital markets, common stock and preferred stock financing, dividend policy and retained earnings, convertible bonds and other financial derivatives, and international financial management. With extensive experience, sharp thinking, and a concise, fluent writing style, the author introduces the theories and practices of financial management in a way that makes it easy for readers to grasp the basics of modern financial management. Additionally, the book provides a profound introduction to the changes in financial management and innovations in financial instruments over the past decade. It contains numerous examples, case studies, Standard & Poor's exercises, web-based exercises, and problems, making it an excellent textbook for undergraduate students of accounting and financial management. It is also suitable as a reference for individuals from non-financial management backgrounds and business managers seeking to understand financial knowledge.