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The Field Of Corporate Finance Has Developed Into A Fairly Complex One From Its Origins Focussed On A Company's Business And Financial Needs (financing, Risk Management, Capitalization And Budgeting). Corporate Financial Strategy Provides A Critical Introduction To The Field And In Doing So Shows How Organizations' Financial Strategies Can Be Aligned With Their Overall Business Strategies. Retaining The Popular Fundamentals Of Previous Editions, The New Edition Brings Things Up To Date With An Array Of New Examples And Cases, New Pedagogical Features Such As Learning Objectives And Suggested Further Reading, And Includes New Material On Mergers And Acquisitions, And Valuations And Forecasting. Unlike Other Textbooks, Ruth Bender Writes From The Perspective Of The Firm Rather Than The Investor. Combined With A Structure Driven By Issues, The Result Is A Textbook Which Is Perfectly Suited To Those Studying Corporate Finance And Financial Strategy At Advanced Undergraduate, Postgraduate And Executive Education Levels.
This text investigates how organizations can effectively align their internal financial strategies with their broader corporate business objectives. Ruth Bender, an established authority in financial management, utilizes a firm-centric approach to analyze the complexities of modern corporate finance. By shifting the focus away from the investor perspective, the book provides a framework for understanding how companies manage capital, risk, and strategic growth in competitive markets.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently highlight this text as a foundational resource for advanced undergraduate and executive education programs. Readers often note the practical, issue-driven structure that distinguishes it from more investor-focused finance literature.
Page Count:
390
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203082761
ISBN-13:
9780203082768