Newly compiled financial management

Author: Gao Shufeng
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Publishing Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book takes the maximization of corporate value as the financial management goal, with the management of a series of financial activities such as corporate capital raising, investment, utilization, recovery, and distribution as the main thread, and focuses on financial decision-making.
Chapter 1: General Introduction, mainly including the concept of financial management, financial management goals, and the corporate finance environment;
Chapter 2: The Time Value of Money and the Value of Investment Risk, which are two essential value concepts that modern corporate finance must establish;
Chapters 3 and 4 are on financing activity management, i.e., corporate capital raising, capital cost, and capital structure;
Chapters 5, 6, and 7 are on investment activity management, i.e., project investment, securities investment management, and the investment and management of working capital;
Chapter 8 is on distribution activity management, i.e., profit distribution decisions;
Chapter 9 is on financial analysis;
Chapter 10 is on corporate mergers and acquisitions.
The content of each section is closely linked. In organizing corporate financial activities, it is essential to establish the concepts of the time value of money and the value of investment risk. Financial analysis is the process of analyzing and evaluating the corporate financial activities and their outcomes based on accounting data using specialized methods. Corporate mergers and acquisitions are one form of capital operations for enterprises in a market economy. The organization of corporate financial activities and mergers and acquisitions ultimately aim to achieve the financial management goal of maximizing corporate value or shareholder wealth maximization. This book takes the maximization of corporate value as the financial management goal, with the management of a series of financial activities such as corporate capital raising, investment, utilization, recovery, and distribution as the main thread, and focuses on financial decision-making.
Chapter 1: General Introduction, mainly including the concept of financial management, financial management goals, and the corporate finance environment;
Chapter 2: The Time Value of Money and the Value of Investment Risk, which are two essential value concepts that modern corporate finance must establish;
Chapters 3 and 4 are on financing activity management, i.e., corporate capital raising, capital cost, and capital structure;
Chapters 5, 6, and 7 are on investment activity management, i.e., project investment, securities investment management, and the investment and management of working capital;
Chapter 8 is on distribution activity management, i.e., profit distribution decisions;
Chapter 9 is on financial analysis;
Chapter 10 is on corporate mergers and acquisitions.
The content of each section is closely linked. In organizing corporate financial activities, it is essential to establish the concepts of the time value of money and the value of investment risk. Financial analysis is the process of analyzing and evaluating the corporate financial activities and their outcomes based on accounting data using specialized methods. Corporate mergers and acquisitions are one form of capital operations for enterprises in a market economy. The organization of corporate financial activities and mergers and acquisitions ultimately aim to achieve the financial management goal of maximizing corporate value or shareholder wealth maximization.