Financial Management
Here's a practical handbook for owners and managers of small-to-medium size businesses with advice on controlling the company's financial resources, purchasing and amortizing capital equipment, projecting operating costs, and meeting ongoing expenses. The authors offer guidance in understanding and analyzing financial statements, the time-value of money, making capital budgeting decisions, and much more. Appendices include a list of online Internet resources and short descriptions of Excel...
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Titles in this practical series speak to men and women who are starting a company or managing an ongoing small-to-medium-size business. Emphasis is on daily operations, as well as on analyzing business details and solving problems. Books offer examples and approaches based on true-to-life business situations. All new editions of Business Library titles are being produced in a new paperback format that features handsome covers of extra-high quality and durability. The authors of this volume review methods of controlling a business's capital, purchasing and amortizing capital equipment, projecting operating costs, meeting ongoing expenses, and other aspects of financial management required to keep a business operating.
Introduction Understanding Financial Statements Analyzing Financial Statements Financial Forecasting and Budgeting Analyzing and Improving Management Performance Understanding the Concept of Time Value of Money Understanding Return and Risk Valuing Stocks and Bonds Cost of Capital How to make Capital Budgeting Decisions Leverage and Capital Structure Using Working Capital Management Effectively Short-Term and Intermediate-Term Financing Long-Term Debt Financing Long-Term Equity Financing Dividend Policy Warrants and Convertibles Failure and Reorganization International Finance Appendices Online Internet Resources Excel Financial and Investment Functions Index INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
