Strategic financial management / Samuel C. Weaver, J. Fred Weston.

By: Weaver, Samuel C [author.]Contributor(s): Weston, J. Fred [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Singapore : Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd, c2012Edition: Philippine editionDescription: xi, 672 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9789814416443 [paperback]Subject(s): Corporations -- Finance
Contents:
Part 1 Accounting and finance fundamentals -- Chapter 1 The role of accounting and finance -- Chapter 2 Financial statements and cash flows -- Chapter 3 Time and value -- Chapter 4 Business organization and taxes -- Part 2 Financial environment and valuation analysis -- Chapter 5 Interest rates and fixed return securities valuation -- Chapter 6 Risk, return, and equity valuation -- Part 3 Financial analysis, planning, and control -- Chapter 7 Financial performance metrics -- Chapter 8 Working capital management -- Chapter 9 Strategic financial planning (Financial forecasting and control) -- Part 4 Investment strategies and decisions -- Chapter 10 Capital expenditure management and alternative investment criteria -- Chapter 11 Capital investment decisions -- Chapter 12 Strategic valuation Issues -- Part 5 Financial policy -- Chapter 13 Cost of capital and financial structure -- Chapter 14 Financing sources and strategies -- Chapter 15 Leases -- Chapter 16 Dividends and share repurchases -- Part 6 Growth strategies for increasing value -- Chapter 17 Mergers and acquisitions -- Chapter 18 International financial management.
Summary: "Corporate finance is a middle ground between economics and accounting. Corporate finance is based on theoretical, economic concepts applied to the "hard" numbers developed by accountants. It uses accounting to analyze economic events. In a phrase, finance is applied economics. While accounting is the language of business, finance provides a conceptual framework for analysis." -- Provided by the publisher
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part 1 Accounting and finance fundamentals -- Chapter 1 The role of accounting and finance -- Chapter 2 Financial statements and cash flows -- Chapter 3 Time and value -- Chapter 4 Business organization and taxes -- Part 2 Financial environment and valuation analysis -- Chapter 5 Interest rates and fixed return securities valuation -- Chapter 6 Risk, return, and equity valuation -- Part 3 Financial analysis, planning, and control -- Chapter 7 Financial performance metrics -- Chapter 8 Working capital management -- Chapter 9 Strategic financial planning (Financial forecasting and control) -- Part 4 Investment strategies and decisions -- Chapter 10 Capital expenditure management and alternative investment criteria -- Chapter 11 Capital investment decisions -- Chapter 12 Strategic valuation Issues -- Part 5 Financial policy -- Chapter 13 Cost of capital and financial structure -- Chapter 14 Financing sources and strategies -- Chapter 15 Leases -- Chapter 16 Dividends and share repurchases -- Part 6 Growth strategies for increasing value -- Chapter 17 Mergers and acquisitions -- Chapter 18 International financial management.

"Corporate finance is a middle ground between economics and accounting. Corporate finance is based on theoretical, economic concepts applied to the "hard" numbers developed by accountants. It uses accounting to analyze economic events. In a phrase, finance is applied economics. While accounting is the language of business, finance provides a conceptual framework for analysis." -- Provided by the publisher

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