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Study guide and workbook for foundations of financial management / Stanley B. Block, Geoffrey A. Hirt.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill/Irwin, c2011.Edition: Fourteenth editionDescription: v, 298 pages : 26 cmISBN:
  • 9780077316266
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • c2011.
Summary: Contents: The goals and functions of financial management. -- Review of accounting. -- Financial analysis. -- Operating and financial decision. -- Current asset management. -- Sources of short- term financing. -- Time value of money. -- Valuation and rates of return. -- Cost of capital. -- The capital budgeting decision. -- Risk and capital budgeting. -- Capital markets. -- Investment banking: public and private placement. -- Long- term debt and lease financing. -- Common and preferred stock financing. -- Dividend policy and retained earnings. -- Convertibles, warrants, and derivatives. -- External growth through mergers. -- International financial management.
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Contents: The goals and functions of financial management. -- Review of accounting. -- Financial analysis. -- Operating and financial decision. -- Current asset management. -- Sources of short- term financing. -- Time value of money. -- Valuation and rates of return. -- Cost of capital. -- The capital budgeting decision. -- Risk and capital budgeting. -- Capital markets. -- Investment banking: public and private placement. -- Long- term debt and lease financing. -- Common and preferred stock financing. -- Dividend policy and retained earnings. -- Convertibles, warrants, and derivatives. -- External growth through mergers. -- International financial management.

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