| Title : | Corporate finance | | Material Type: | printed text | | Authors: | Jonathan B. Berk, Author ; Peter DeMarzo, Author | | Edition statement: | 2nd Edition | | Publisher: | Boston, MA : Pearson Education | | Publication Date: | 2011 | | Pagination: | xxxv, 1001 p. [65 p.] | | Layout: | ill (col) | | Size: | 26 cm | | ISBN (or other code): | 978-0-13-245322-6 | | Class number: | 658.15 | | Abstract: | Berk and DeMarzo utilise the valuation framework based on the Law of One Price to create the new standard for corporate finance textbook. Corporate Finance covers cutting-edge concepts from the perspective of the financial manager.
This Global Edition has been edited to include enhancements making it more relevant to students to students outside the United States. The editorial team at Pearson has worked closely with educators around the globe to include:
• International Financial Reporting Standards: Presented in comparison with US GAAP and using real data. Examples of financial statements from Nokia following IFRS help you apply the theory.
• Chapter on Estimating the Cost of Capital: A practical guide to calculating the cost of capital.
• Feature on the Financial Crisis: Corporate Finance highlights the practices of actual companies and analyses the financial crisis. | | Contents note: | Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1 The corporation; Chapter 2 Introduction to financial statement analysis;
Part II: Tools
Chapter 3; Arbitrage and financial decision making; Chapter 4 The time value of money; Chapter 5 Interest rates;
Part III: Basic valuation
Chapter 6 Investment decision rules; Chapter 7 Fundamentals of capital budgeting; Chapter 8 Valuing bonds; Chapter 9 Valuing stocks
Part IV: Risk and return
Chapter 10 Capital markets and the pricing of risk; Chapter 11 Optimal portfolio choice and the capital asset pricing model; Chapter 12 Estimating the cost of capital; Chapter 13 Investor behavior and capital market efficiency
Part V: Capital structure
Chapter 14 Capital structure in a perfect market; Chapter 15 Debt and taxes; Chapter 16 Financial distress, managerial incentives, and information; Chapter 17 Payout policy;
Part VI: Valuation Chapter 18 Capital budgeting and valuation with leverage; Chapter 19 Valuation and financial modeling: a case study
Part VII: Options
Chapter 20 Financial options; Chapter 21 Option valuation; Chapter 22 Real options
Part VIII: Long-term financing
Chapter 23 The mechanics of raising equity capital; Chapter 24 Debt financing; Chapter 25 Leasing
Part IX: Short-term financing
Chapter 26 Working capital management; Chapter 27 Short-term financial planning
Part X: Special topics
Chapter 28 Mergers and acquisitions; Chapter 29 Corporate governance; Chapter 30 Risk management; Chapter 31 International corporate finance; |
Corporate finance [printed text] / Jonathan B. Berk, Author ; Peter DeMarzo, Author . - 2nd Edition . - Boston, MA : Pearson Education, 2011 . - xxxv, 1001 p. [65 p.] : ill (col) ; 26 cm. ISBN : 978-0-13-245322-6 | Class number: | 658.15 | | Abstract: | Berk and DeMarzo utilise the valuation framework based on the Law of One Price to create the new standard for corporate finance textbook. Corporate Finance covers cutting-edge concepts from the perspective of the financial manager.
This Global Edition has been edited to include enhancements making it more relevant to students to students outside the United States. The editorial team at Pearson has worked closely with educators around the globe to include:
• International Financial Reporting Standards: Presented in comparison with US GAAP and using real data. Examples of financial statements from Nokia following IFRS help you apply the theory.
• Chapter on Estimating the Cost of Capital: A practical guide to calculating the cost of capital.
• Feature on the Financial Crisis: Corporate Finance highlights the practices of actual companies and analyses the financial crisis. | | Contents note: | Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1 The corporation; Chapter 2 Introduction to financial statement analysis;
Part II: Tools
Chapter 3; Arbitrage and financial decision making; Chapter 4 The time value of money; Chapter 5 Interest rates;
Part III: Basic valuation
Chapter 6 Investment decision rules; Chapter 7 Fundamentals of capital budgeting; Chapter 8 Valuing bonds; Chapter 9 Valuing stocks
Part IV: Risk and return
Chapter 10 Capital markets and the pricing of risk; Chapter 11 Optimal portfolio choice and the capital asset pricing model; Chapter 12 Estimating the cost of capital; Chapter 13 Investor behavior and capital market efficiency
Part V: Capital structure
Chapter 14 Capital structure in a perfect market; Chapter 15 Debt and taxes; Chapter 16 Financial distress, managerial incentives, and information; Chapter 17 Payout policy;
Part VI: Valuation Chapter 18 Capital budgeting and valuation with leverage; Chapter 19 Valuation and financial modeling: a case study
Part VII: Options
Chapter 20 Financial options; Chapter 21 Option valuation; Chapter 22 Real options
Part VIII: Long-term financing
Chapter 23 The mechanics of raising equity capital; Chapter 24 Debt financing; Chapter 25 Leasing
Part IX: Short-term financing
Chapter 26 Working capital management; Chapter 27 Short-term financial planning
Part X: Special topics
Chapter 28 Mergers and acquisitions; Chapter 29 Corporate governance; Chapter 30 Risk management; Chapter 31 International corporate finance; |
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