Corporate Advanced Finance

Author: Xiong Chu Xiong
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book takes the financial management of group companies as its main focus, discussing advanced corporate financial management issues. First, based on the business characteristics of group companies, it analyzes the financial management features of group companies. Group company financial management consists of two parts: internal financial management and capital operations. Then, it systematically explores various special financial management issues of group companies, including specific internal financial management problems such as group company financing, investment, profit distribution, performance evaluation, and cross-border operations, as well as capital operations issues such as company acquisitions, mergers, control, spin-offs, divestitures, reorganizations, and liquidations. This book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, analyzing cases as much as possible to enhance its practicality. It explains complex corporate financial management issues in plain language and provides a concise introduction, learning objectives, and key content to be understood and mastered at the beginning of each chapter. At the end of each chapter, review questions and calculation analysis problems are included, with some chapters also featuring cases and additional materials to facilitate readers' understanding of the basic theories and methods of group company financial management.