A Practical Guide to Corporate Finance: Breaking the Financial Ice
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (631 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1137492511 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 280 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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. He graduated from ESCP Europe with a Master in Management and from Ecole Centrale with a Specialised Master, and also holds a Doctorate in finance. His expertise is in the area of financial information and market valuation of firms, encompassing financial statement analysis, securities analysis and event-studies in financial communication. His areas of specialization are finance, corporate strategy, marketing, business consulting, management accounting, and supply chain management. Having authored and co-authored many books in corporate finance, including translations of American textbooks, professor Thibierge is also the creator of websites and pedagogical videos dealing with corporate finance. He teaches on the school's Master programme, its Executive MBA and on several executive programmes (both open-enro
A Practical Guide to Corporate Finance begins with the basics of how to read financial statements and how to estimate future cash flows. It also includes a guide to subjects such as capital budgeting decisions, the cost of financing for businesses, cash and working capital management, the process of business valuation, and how stock markets work. This textbook offers an approachable guide to all key concepts within corporate finance. Every chapter features real-life applications, and is punctuated with mini case studies in the form of a 'Slice of Life' and numerous dialogues that help shape the comprehension of the reader.. This textbook breaks the financial ice by offering real, practical advice, helping the reader to avoid common pitfalls, and translate the 'fi
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He teaches on the school's Master programme, its Executive MBA and on several executive programmes (both open-enrolment and customised programs). His expertise is in the area of financial information and market valuation of firms, encompassing financial statement analysis, securities analysis and event-studies in financial communication. Andrew Beresford, Adjunct Professor in busines