Financial management : (Record no. 300)
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| fixed length control field | 040122s2005 njua 001 0 eng |
| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 0131450654 |
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| International Standard Book Number | 9780131450653 |
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| International Standard Book Number | 0131273183 (pbk.) |
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| International Standard Book Number | 9780131273184 (pbk.) |
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| Transcribing agency | PK |
| 082 00 - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
| Classification number | 658.15 |
| Edition number | 22 |
| Item number | K379 |
| 245 00 - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | Financial management : |
| Remainder of title | principles and applications / |
| Statement of responsibility, etc | Arthur J. Keown |
| 250 ## - EDITION STATEMENT | |
| Edition statement | 10th ed. |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc | New Dehli : |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc | Pearson/Prentice Hall, |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc | 2006 |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | 801 p. |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE | |
| General note | Includes indexes. |
| 650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM | |
| Topical term or geographic name as entry element | Business enterprises |
| General subdivision | Finance. |
| 650 #0 - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM | |
| Topical term or geographic name as entry element | Corporations |
| General subdivision | Finance. |
| 700 1# - ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Keown, Arthur J. |
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| Koha item type | Books |
| 505 0# - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
| Formatted contents note | 1. Contents<br/>2. Preface 00<br/>3. Part 1: the scope and environment of financial management<br/>4. Chapter 1<br/>5. An introduction to financial management??00<br/>6. What is finance???00<br/>7. Goal of the firm??00<br/>8. Legal forms of business organization??00<br/>9. Ten principles that form the basics of financial management??00<br/>10. Principle 1: the risk-return trade-off?we won?t take on additional risk unless we expect to be compensated <br/>11. With additional return??00<br/>12. Principle 2: the time value of money?a dollar received today is worth more than a dollar received in the <br/>13. Future??00<br/>14. Principle 3: cash?not profits?is king??00<br/>15. Principle 4: incremental cash flows?it?s only what changes that counts??00<br/>16. Principle 5:the curse of competitive markets?why it?s hard to find exceptionally profitable projects??00<br/>17. Principle 6: efficient capital markets?the markets are quick and the prices are right??00<br/>18. Principle 7: the agency problems?manager?s won?t work for owners unless it?s in their best interest??00<br/>19. Principle 8: taxes bias business decisions??00<br/>20. Principle 9: all risk is not equal?some risk can be diversified away, and some cannot??00<br/>21. Principle 10: ethical behavior is doing the right thing, and ethical dilemmas areeverywhere in finance??00<br/>22. Overview of the text??00<br/>23. Finance and the multinational firm: the new role??<br/>24. How financial managers use this material <br/>25. Summary?00<br/>26. Chapter 2<br/>27. Understanding financial statements, taxes, and cash flows <br/>28. The income statement: measuring a company?s profits <br/>29. The balance sheet: measuring a firm?s book value <br/>30. Computing a company?s taxes <br/>31. Measuring free cash flows <br/>32. Financial statements and international finance <br/>33. How financial managers use the information from financial statements<br/>34. Summary<br/>35. Chapter 3<br/>36. Evaluating a firm?s financial performance <br/>37. Financial ratio analysis <br/>38. The dupont analysis: an integrative approach to ratio analysis<br/>39. Summary<br/>40. Chapter 4<br/>41. Financial forecasting, planning, and budgeting <br/>42. Financial forecasting <br/>43. Limitations of the percent of sales forecast method <br/>44. The sustainable rate of growth <br/>45. Financial planning and budgeting <br/>46. How financial managers use this material <br/>47. Summary<br/>48. Part 2: valuation of financial assets<br/>49. Chapter 5<br/>50. The time value of money <br/>51. Compound interest and future value <br/>52. Compound interest with nonannual periods <br/>53. Annuities?a level stream <br/>54. Annuities due <br/>55. Present value of complex stream <br/>56. Perpetuities and infinite annuities <br/>57. Making interest rates comparable <br/>58. The multinational firm: the time value of money <br/>59. Summary<br/>60. Chapter 6<br/>61. Risk and rates of return <br/>62. Rates of return in the financial markets <br/>63. The relationship between risk and rates of return <br/>64. The effects of inflation on rates of return and the fisher effect <br/>65. The term ?structure of interest rates?<br/>66. Expected return <br/>67. Risk <br/>68. Risk and diversification <br/>69. Measuring market risk <br/>70. Measuring a portfolio?s beta <br/>71. The investor?s required rate of return<br/>72. Summary<br/>73. Chapter 7<br/>74. Valuation and characteristics of bonds <br/>75. Types of bonds <br/>76. Terminology and characteristics of bonds <br/>77. Definitions of value <br/>78. Determinants of value <br/>79. Valuation: the basic process <br/>80. Bond valuation <br/>81. The bondholder?s expected rate of return (yield to maturity) <br/>82. Bond valuation: five important relationships <br/>83. How financial managers use this material <br/>84. Summary<br/>85. Chapter 8<br/>86. Stock valuation <br/>87. Features and types of preferred stock <br/>88. Valuing preferred stock <br/>89. Characteristics of common stock <br/>90. Valuing common stock <br/>91. Stockholder?s expected rate of return <br/>92. How financial managers use this material<br/>93. Summary<br/>94. Part 3: investment in long-term assets<br/>95. Chapter 9<br/>96. Finding profitable projects <br/>97. Payback period <br/>98. Net present value <br/>99. Profitability index (benefit/cost ratio) <br/>100. Internal rate of return <br/>101. Ethics in capital budgeting <br/>102. A glance at actual capital-budgeting practices <br/>103. The multinational firm: capital budgeting <br/>104. How financial managers use this material <br/>105. Summary<br/>106. Chapter 10<br/>107. Cash flows and other topics in capital budgeting <br/>108. Guidelines for capital budgeting <br/>109. An overview of the calculations of a project?s free cash flows <br/>110. Complications in capital budgeting: capital rationing and mutually exclusive projects <br/>111. How financial managers use this material <br/>112. The multinational firm: the international complications in calculating expected free cash flows<br/>113. Summary<br/>114. Chapter 11<br/>115. Capital budgeting and risk analysis <br/>116. Risk and the investment decision <br/>117. Methods for incorporating risk into capital budgeting <br/>118. Other approaches to evaluating risk in capital budgeting <br/>119. How financial managers use this material <br/>120. The multinational firm: capital budgeting and risk<br/>121. Summary<br/>122. Chapter 12<br/>123. Cost of capital <br/>124. The cost of capital: key definitions and concepts<br/>125. Determining individual costs of capital<br/>126. The weighted average cost of capital <br/>127. Cost of capital in practice: briggs & stratton<br/>128. Calculating divisional costs of capital: pepsico, inc. <br/>129. Using a firm?s cost of capital to evaluate new capital investments<br/>130. How financial managers use this material<br/>131. Summary <br/>132. Chapter 13<br/>133. Managing for shareholder value <br/>134. Who are the top creators of shareholder value? <br/>135. Business valuation?the key to creating shareholder value <br/>136. Value drivers <br/>137. Economic value added (eva) <br/>138. Paying for performance <br/>139. Linking incentive compensation to performance<br/>140. How financial managers use this material <br/>141. Summary<br/>142. Part 4: capital structure and dividend policy<br/>143. Chapter 14<br/>144. Raising capital in the financial markets <br/>145. The financial manager, internal and external funds, and flexibility <br/>146. The mix of corporate securities sold in the capital market <br/>147. Why financial markets exist <br/>148. Financing of business: the movement of funds through the economy <br/>149. Components of the u.s. Financial market system <br/>150. The investment banker <br/>151. More on private placements: the debt side <br/>152. Flotation costs <br/>153. How financial managers use this material <br/>154. Summary<br/>155. Chapter 15<br/>156. Analysis and impact of leverage <br/>157. Business and financial risk <br/>158. Break-even analysis <br/>159. Operating leverage <br/>160. Financial leverage <br/>161. Combination of operating and financial leverage <br/>162. The multinational firm: business risk and global sales <br/>163. How financial managers use this material <br/>164. Summary<br/>165. Chapter 16<br/>166. Planning the firm?s financing mix <br/>167. Key terms and getting started <br/>168. A glance at capital structure theory <br/>169. Basic tools of capital structure management <br/>170. The multinational firm: beware of currency risk <br/>171. How financial managers use this material <br/>172. Summary<br/>173. Chapter 17<br/>174. Dividend policy and internal financing <br/>175. Dividend payment versus profit retention <br/>176. Does dividend policy affect stock price?4 <br/>177. The dividend decision in practice <br/>178. Dividend payment procedures <br/>179. Stock dividends and stock splits <br/>180. Stock repurchases <br/>181. The multinational firm: the case of low dividend payments?so where do we invest? <br/>182. How financial managers use this material <br/>183. Summary<br/>184. Part 5: working-capital management and special topics in finance<br/>185. Chapter 18<br/>186. Working-capital management and short-term financing <br/>187. Managing current assets and liabilities <br/>188. Working-capital management and the risk-return trade-off <br/>189. Advantages of current liabilities: the return <br/>190. Appropriate level of working capital <br/>191. Hedging principles <br/>192. Calculate a firm?s cash conversion cycle and interpret its component parts<br/>193. Estimation of the cost of short-term credit <br/>194. Sources of short-term credit <br/>195. Summary<br/>196. Chapter 19<br/>197. Cash and marketable securities management <br/>198. What are liquid assets? <br/>199. Why a company holds cash <br/>200. Cash-management objectives and decisions <br/>201. Collection and disbursement procedures <br/>202. Composition of marketable securities portfolio <br/>203. The multinational firm: the use of cash and marketable securities <br/>204. How financial managers use this material<br/>205. Summary<br/>206. Chapter 20<br/>207. Accounts receivable and inventory management <br/>208. Accounts receivable management <br/>209. Inventory management <br/>210. Tqm and inventory-purchasing management: the new supplier relationships <br/>211. How financial managers use this material <br/>212. Summary<br/>213. Chapter 21<br/>214. Risk management <br/>215. Futures <br/>216. Options <br/>217. Currency swaps <br/>218. The multination firm and risk management <br/>219. How financial managers use this material <br/>220. Summary<br/>221. Chapter 22<br/>222. International business finance <br/>223. The globalization of product and financial markets <br/>224. Exchange rates <br/>225. Interest-rate parity theory <br/>226. Purchasing power parity <br/>227. Exposure to exchange rate risk <br/>228. Multinational working-capital management <br/>229. International financing and capital-structure decisions <br/>230. Direct foreign investment <br/>231. How financial managers use this material <br/>232. Summary<br/>233. Chapter 23<br/>234. Corporate restructuring: combinations and divestitures <br/>235. Why mergers might create wealth <br/>236. Determination of a firm?s value <br/>237. Divestitures <br/>238. How financial managers use this material <br/>239. Summary<br/>240. Chapter 24<br/>241. Term loans and leases <br/>242. Term loans <br/>243. Leases <br/>244. How financial managers use this material<br/>245. Summary<br/>246. Appendixes 000<br/>247. Glossary 000<br/>248. Indexes 000<br/> |
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