Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance is the intended textbook at the MBA level as well as undergraduates at higher-level schools. Throughout the text, real companies and real data are used in examples and exercises. It asks you to combine theory and data in order to make an investment, financing, and dividend decisions. But rather than making these decisions in a hypothetical environment, you analyze real data for real companies.
The Second Edition additional resources include:
Links and support from the Real Companies, Real Time in-text exercises
Extra practice problems and solutions
Periodically updated data for the companies analyzed in the text
Excel Worksheets for problems in the text
Wall Street Journal Business Extra Reading Room (A set of articles and discussion questions related to various topics cited within the text.)
Online Study Guide (Students can purchase this eGrade-based tutorial online via the text's web site.)
Numerous instructor resources
Table of Contents
Introduction to Corporate Finance
The Objective in Corporate Finance
Understanding Financial Statements
The Basics of Risk
Estimating Hurdle Rates for Firms
Estimating Hurdle Rates for Projects
Estimating Earnings and Cash Flows on Projects
Investment Decision Rules
Project Interactions, Side Benefits and Side Costs
Investments in Non-Cash working Capital
Investments in Cash and Marketable Securities
Investment Returns and Corporate Strategy
An Overview of Financing Choices
The Financing Process
The Financing Mix
The Optimal Financing Mix
Analyzing Cash Returned to Stockholders
Beyond Cash Dividends: Buybacks, Spin Offs and Divestitures
Valuation: Principles and Practice
Value Enhancement: Tools and Techniques
Acquisitions and Takeovers
Option Applications in Corporate Finance