Financial Management - (Second Edition)

Author: Wang Bin
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a revision based on Financial Management (1999 edition). It is divided into eight chapters and mainly includes the following content: General Introduction, Financial Analysis, Financing Management, Overview of Investment Management, Current Asset Management, Management of Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets, Profit Management, and Capital Operations. This book is specifically written as a textbook for adult college financial management courses, and is also suitable for undergraduate students in general universities. It can also serve as a self-study reference for practitioners. This book is a revision based on Financial Management (1999 edition). It is divided into eight chapters and mainly includes the following content: Chapter 1 General Introduction, which primarily introduces the basic concepts and principles of financial management, serving as the overall framework of the book; Chapter 2 Financial Analysis, which primarily enables readers to gain a preliminary understanding of some basic analytical tools and their content involved in financial management by starting with financial statements; Chapter 3 Financing Management, which focuses on describing financing methods and tools, financing risks and capital costs, and explains the specific significance of capital structure for financing management; Chapter 4 Overview of Investment Management, which primarily discusses the basic concepts of investment, providing a conceptual framework for the in-depth analysis in Chapter 5 (Current Asset Management) and Chapter 6 (Management of Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets); Chapter 7 Profit Management, which primarily introduces profit formation and dividend distribution issues under the corporate system; Chapter 8 Capital Operations, which, as an extension of financial activities, briefly introduces capital operation forms, financial failure, and reorganization. This book is specifically written as a textbook for adult college financial management courses, and is also suitable for undergraduate students in general universities. It can also serve as a self-study reference for practitioners.