Financial Management

Author: Zhu Suye
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Publish Date: 2001-01-06
Features: This book is set against the backdrop of the capital market and focuses on corporate enterprises. Building upon the fundamental principles of modern corporate financial management, it emphasizes the theories and methods of corporate financial operations in financing, investing, and profit distribution. Additionally, it covers specialized topics such as corporate mergers and acquisitions, business failures, reorganization and liquidation, as well as the financial management of conglomerate groups. The book is divided into five parts and fourteen chapters: Part I Financial Management Fundamentals, including General Principles, Financial Management Value Concepts, and Financial Analysis, which elaborates on the basic principles and methods of financial management; Part II Financing, comprising four chapters on the basic principles of financing, equity capital financing, debt capital financing, capital cost, and capital structure, addressing corporate financing issues; Part III Investing, consisting of three chapters on current asset investment, project investment, and securities investment, discussing corporate investment issues; Part IV Profit and Its Distribution, explaining the formation process and distribution methods of corporate profits; Part V Special Topics in Financial Management, including three chapters on corporate mergers and acquisitions, business failures, reorganization and liquidation, and the financial management of conglomerate groups, primarily analyzing and exploring several specialized issues related to recent financial management practices in special fields. This book can serve as a textbook for adult education programs in economics and business administration disciplines at the undergraduate and associate levels, as well as a reference for corporate finance professionals seeking to enhance their financial management capabilities. The book is set against the backdrop of the capital market and focuses on corporate enterprises. Building upon the fundamental principles of modern corporate financial management, it emphasizes the theories and methods of corporate financial operations in financing, investing, and profit distribution. Additionally, it covers specialized topics such as corporate mergers and acquisitions, business failures, reorganization and liquidation, as well as the financial management of conglomerate groups.