Enterprise investment and financing financial planning operation technology

Author: Ma Zhong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is one of the "Buddhist Master Biographies Series." Huineng was a famous Buddhist reformer of the Tang Dynasty and revered as the Sixth Patriarch of Chan Buddhism. The book consists of ten parts: "The Dragon and Elephant of the Dharma," "The Origin of His Enlightenment," "The Rain of Dharma," "The Return of His Soul to the Precious Forest," "The Dharma Treasure of the Platform Sutra," "The Nourishing Milk of the Caosi Dharma," "The Controversy of the Sixth Patriarch," "The Five Schools and Seven Schools," "The Illuminating Lamp of Chan," and "The Distant Propagation of His Virtue." The book is credible in knowledge, appropriately connected, and readable. It focuses on narrating the life, achievements, writings, thoughts, contributions, influence, and status of the master, with more description than criticism, striving for objectivity, accuracy, and comprehensiveness.
Financial management is developing at an unprecedented speed, with visible progress in both theory and practice. Financial managers, while dealing with traditional financial issues, also face modern corporate financial management challenges in practice. For example, issues related to corporate governance include: how to handle the rights and interests of various stakeholders, such as shareholders, which involve incentive relationships primarily based on distribution, as well as a series of institutional arrangements related to internal governance. We convey these changes and developments to readers in the form of a series.
The Financial Managers Series includes "Financial Planning and Operation Techniques for Corporate Investment and Financing," "Financial Analysis Techniques for Enterprises," "Financial Cost Control Techniques for Enterprises," and "Internal Audit Techniques for Enterprises." It covers the core issues and main tasks of corporate financial managers, reflects recent developments in financial theory, and highlights the main methods and operational techniques in corporate financial practice.
Among them, "Financial Planning and Operation Techniques for Corporate Investment and Financing" emphasizes how enterprises can manage the efficiency of their asset operations based on improving the ability to create cash flow from the perspective of financial value management. With cash flow value analysis as the core, it introduces the procedures, methods, and techniques for evaluating corporate project investment and financing. "Financial Analysis Techniques for Enterprises" starts from the company's financial reports, introducing the preparation and analysis techniques of financial statements, using financial reports to analyze the current status and future prospects of the company, as well as financial analysis techniques for stock valuation and mergers and acquisitions. "Financial Cost Control Techniques for Enterprises" provides a thorough and easy-to-understand introduction to the specific content of financial cost control with detailed content and vivid examples. It includes both mature cost management methods and advanced cost management concepts from abroad, analyzing the application of cost control techniques in domestic and foreign enterprises. "Internal Audit Techniques for Enterprises" is written to meet the needs of corporate internal control systems and ensure the normal operation of the financial system. It aims to provide internal auditors with audit theory, operational standards, techniques, methods, and procedures suitable for various types of internal audits, as well as operational procedures, skills, and examples for different audit types.
This series attempts to study the methods, techniques, and related new fields of financial management in the application of corporate financial management in a relaxed and easy-to-understand way. It is not only a helpful tool for financial managers but also a reference book for corporate managers.