Corporate Financial Management

Author: Zheng Yuquan
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Publish Date: 2000-04-03
Features: This book is written in response to the objective requirements of the socialist market economy system, combining the practical transition of enterprises from production and operation management to capital management. It draws on beneficial aspects of Western modern financial management. The book consists of 16 chapters, covering topics such as: General Introduction, Major Factors Affecting Financial Management, Financing Management (Chapters 3–6), Investment Management (Chapters 7–9), Working Capital Management (Chapters 10, 11), Foreign Exchange Management, Profit Management and Income Distribution, Financial Budgeting, Financial Analysis, Corporate Combination, Bankruptcy, and Liquidation. The book starts with capital, comprehensively introducing the fundamental theories and methods of finance while striving to align with China's national conditions, giving it a Chinese characteristic. Particularly, it addresses the three major issues modern enterprises face—financing decisions, investment decisions, and income (dividend) decisions—by exploring and introducing them from both theoretical and practical perspectives. In terms of practice, it aims to illustrate concepts with examples and charts to enhance learners' practical knowledge. This book is suitable as a self-study course and training textbook for working enterprise financial decision-makers, general financial management personnel, accountants, and other types of economic management personnel. It can also serve as a reference book for students of finance, accounting, and economics at colleges and universities.