Corporate Finance

Addresses such questions as why only a small proportion of firms in a given industry export and why an even smaller proportion invest abroad, and why exporters tend to be more productive than nonexporters. This book also answers why almost one-third of international trade takes place between units of the same firm.

For undergraduate and graduate courses in corporate finance or financial management. This book focuses on active learning by teaching students how to build and estimate financial models using Excel so they understand the steps involved, rather than being handed completed spreadsheets.

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Presents a history and analysis of the emergence and development of private equity finance in the UK and the USA in the context of changing liquidity conditions since the 1970s. This book shows how this industry has grown as credit markets have grown. It explains for the non-expert how financial gearing works in a leveraged buyout.

Supports courses designed to cover the core topics of finance in 15 to 30 hours of lectures. The book is aimed at students studying finance as part of a business related degree, MBA students and others studying finance at business schools. It also provides the foundation elements needed by students going on to study more advanced finance.

Aims to help you understand and apply the essentials of corporate finance with speed and confidence. This topic touches various aspects of your business: from deciding which capital expenditure projects are worthy of backing for tomorrow, to the immediate and daily challenge of managing business units for shareholder value.

This title offers a complete introduction to financial management and corporate finance modules for a one-year university course. It is a relatively non-mathematical text with worked examples given after each explanation, followed by a chapter summary and a variety of questions.

A guide on how to understand and implement Investor Relations. It takes readers through the essential steps for understanding, conveying and, ultimately, marketing value. It introduces a broad range of topics included in the theory and practice of Investor Relations, such as marketing communication, finance and securities law compliance.

Describes the theory and practice of corporate finance. This book shows how managers use financial theory to solve practical problems and as a way of learning how to respond to change by showing not just how but why companies and management act as they do.