Strategic Financial Management [printed text] / Rajni Sofat, Author ; Preeti Hiro, Author  . -  2nd . - Dehli : PHI Learning, 2016 . - 434 p. ; 23mm.
ISBN : 978-81-203-5160-8 : €46.55
This second edition includes two new chapters - Strategic Cost Management and Business Ethics: A Strategic Financial Management Instrument. The book equips the young managers with the fundamentals and basics of strategic management and financial management.

The text now provides enhanced coverage for students on topics such as corporate restructuring, divestitures, acquisitions, and mergers in the global context.

The book has been revised keeping in view the requirements of postgraduate students of management and students pursuing professional courses. In addition, professionals working in the corporate sector may find the book beneficial to integrate the financial management functions into business strategy and financial operations.

Key features:

- Model question papers are appended at the end of the book.
- Better justification of topics by merging the contents wherever required.
- Theory supported with case studies inspired from the global as well as the Indian context.

Class number:

658.15

Contents note:

Section I 1. Introduction to strategic finanical management 2. Strategic cost management 3. Business ethics: a strategic financial management instrument 4. Strategic planning and financial planning Setion II 5. Portfolio tools 6. Mean variance analysis and Markowitz Modern Portfolio theory 7. Captial Asset Pricing Model [CAPM] 8. Factor Models 9. Arbitrage Pricing Theory Section III 10. Risk and uncertainty 11. Investment decision under risk and uncertainty 12. Corporate strategy and high technology investment Section IV 13. Finanical analysis 14. Financial models 15. Forcasting finanical statements 16. Cross-sectional analysis of financial statement information 17. Corporate valuation 18. Value-based management 19. Control, goverenance and financial architecture Section V 20. Corporate restructuring 21. Mergers and demergers 22. Acquisitions 23. Buyback of shares 24. Leveraged buyouts 25. Divesture 26. Financial distress and restructuring