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| 书名 | 财务管理基础/高等学校金融学类英文版教材 |
| 分类 | 经济金融-经济-企业经济 |
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| 出版社 | 高等教育出版社 |
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| 简介 | 编辑推荐 沈洪涛改编的《财务管理基础》是面向本科生的财务学入门教材，自25年前第1版面世以来，不断再版和更新，成为一本深受欢迎的教科书，同时也是cFA考试的指定教材。 本书的体系代表了财务管理学教科书的典范，全书紧紧围绕企业的目标来解释管理者可用以实现企业目标的财务管理工具和技术。作为一门专业基础课的教材，对财务学基本的概念和原理作了完整和明确的阐述。书中所引述的理论都是国外财务理论中较成熟的观点，同时也兼顾国外财务理论的最新发展。例如，对代理理论进行了深入探讨，介绍了以信息不对称理论为基础的资本结构理论和股利政策思想，在市场有效性理论之后又增加了行为财务学的内容。 作者在书中引用了大量生动的实例来说明复杂的专业知识同时在每章的习题中都有一个综合案例，有助于学生结合实际掌握书本知识，又使得充满数字和公式的教科书变得引人入胜。另外，本书还坚持采用电子表格程序来解决财务问题，虽然增加了一定的难度，但有利于提高学生的实际应用能力。 内容推荐 沈洪涛改编的《财务管理基础》是一本在美国深受欢迎的教科书，同时也是CFA考试的指定教材。本书的体系代表了财务管理学教科书的典范，全书紧紧围绕企业的目标来解释管理者可用以实现企业目标的财务管理工具和技术，对财务学基本的概念和原理作了完整和明确的阐述，所引述的理论都是国外财务理论中较成熟的观点，同时也兼顾国外财务理论的最新发展。 全书用大量生动的实例来说明复杂的专业知识，同时在每章的习题中都有一个综合案例，有助于学生结合实际掌握书本知识，又使得充满数字和公式的教科书变得引人入胜。 《财务管理基础》是面向本科生的财务管理教材，同时适合MBA等专业公司理财课程。 目录 PART 1 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 1 Chapter 1 An Overview of Financial Management 2 Putting Things in Perspective 4 Career Opportunities in Finance 4 Financial Management in the New Millennium 6 Alternative Forms of Business Organization 9 Finance in the Organizational Structure of the Firm 12 The Financial Staff's Responsibilities 13 The Goals of the Corporation 14 Industry Practice Investing in Socially Responsible Funds 16 Business Ethics 17 Agency Relationships 19 Industry Practice Are CEOs Overpaid? 20 Managerial Actions to Maximize Shareholder Wealth 23 Does It Make Sense to Try to Maximize Earnings per Share? 24 The Financial Markets 25 Financial Institutions 28 The Stock Market 31 Modifying Accounting Data for Managerial Decisions 33 MVAAND EVA 35 Tying It Art Together 37 PART 2 FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 47 Chapter 2 Risk and Rates of Return 48 Putting Things in Perspective 50 Investment Returns 51 Stand-Alone Risk 52 Industry Practice The Trade-Off between Risk and Return 60 Riskin a Portfolio Context 61 The Relationship between Risk and Rates of Return 74 Physical Assets versus Securities 79 Tying It Art Together 81 Chapter 3 Time Value of Money 92 Putting Things in Perspective 94 Time Lines 94 Future Value 95 Present Value 100 Industry Practice The Power of Compound Interest 101 Solving for Interest Rate and Time 103 Future Value of an Annuity 105 Present Value of an Annuity 107 Perpetuities 109 Uneven Cash Flow Streams 110 Semiannual and Other Compounding Periods 114 Comparison of Different Types of Interest Rates 118 Fractional Time Periods 120 Amortized Loans t21 Tying It Alt Together 123 Web Appendix 6A Using Interest Factor Tables Web Appendix 6B Continuous Compounding and Discounting PART 3 FINANCIAL ASSETS 137 Chapter 4 Bonds and Their VaLuation 138 Putting Things In Perspective 140 Who Issues Bonds? 140 Key Characteristics of Bonds 141 Bond Valuation 145 Bond Yields 148 Bonds with Semiannual Coupons 150 Assessing the Riskiness of a Bond 152 Default Risk 155 Bond Markets 163 Tying It All Together 165 Web Appendix 7A Zero Coupon Bonds Chapter 5 Stocks and Their VaLuation 172 Putting Things in Perspective 174 Legal Rights and Privileges of Common Stockholders 174 The Market for Common Stock 176 Common Stock Valuation 179 Constant Growth Stocks 182 Expected Rate of Return on a Constant Growth Stock 185 Industry Practice Other Approaches to Valuing Common Stocks 186 Valuing Stocks That Have a Nonconstant Growth Rate 188 Valuing the Entire Corporation 191 Stock Market Equilibrium 196 Industry Practice Evaluating Stocks That Don't Pay Dividends 197 Preferred Stock 205 Tying It All Together 206 PART /4 INVESTING IN LONG-TERH ASSETS: CAPITAL BUDGETING 217 Chapter 6 The Cost of Capital 218 Putting Things in Perspective 220 The Logic of the Weighted Average Cost of Capital 221 Basic Definitions 221 Cost of Debt, kd(1-T) 222 Cost of Preferred Stock, kp 223 Cost of Retained Earnings, ks 224 CostofNew Common Stock, ke 228 Composite, or Weighted Average, Cost of Capital, WACC 231 Industry Practice WACC Estimates for Some Large U.S. Corporations 232 Factors That Affect the Composite Cost of Capital 233 Adjusting the Cost of Capital for Risk 235 Estimating Project Risk 238 Tying It At|Together 239 Web Appendix 9A Using the CAPM to Estimate the Risk-Adjusted Cost of Capital Chapter 7 The Basics of Capital Budgeting 248 PutfingThlngs in Perspective 250 Importance of Capital Budgeting 250 Generating Ideas for Capital Projects 251 Project Classifications 252 Sintilarities between Capital Budgeting and Security Valuation 253 Capital Budgeting Decision Rules 254 Comparison of the NPV and IRR Methods 261 Conclusions on Capital Budgeting Methods 265 The Post-Audit 266 Industry Practice Techniques Firms Use to Evaluate Corporate Projects 267 Using Capital Budgeting Techniques in Other Contexts 268 Tying It At[ Together 268 Chapter 8 Cash Ftow Estimation and Risk AnaLysis 276 Putting Things in Perspective 278 Estimating Cash Flows 278 Identifying the Relevant Cash Flows 279 Evaluating Capital Budgeting Proiects 283 Introduction to Project Risk Analysis 289 Techniques for Measuring Stand-Alone Risk 290 Project Risk Conclusions 294 Incorporating Project Risk and Capital Structure into Capital Budgeting 295 Tying It All Together 296 Web ADoendix llB Reolacement Project Analysis PART 5 CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY 307 Chapter 9 CapitaL Structure and Leverage 308 Putting Things in Perspective 310 The Target Capital Structure 310 Business and Financial Risk 311 Determining the Optimal Capital Structure 324 Capital Structure Theory 330 Checklist for Capital Structure Decisions 336 Variations in Capital Structures 338 Tying It AU Together 339 Web Appendix 13A Degree of Leverage Chapter 10 Distributions to SharehoLders: Dividends and Share Repurchases 350 Putting Things in Perspective 352 Dividends versus Capital Gains: What Do Investors Prefer? 352 Other Dividend Policy Issues 356 Dividend Stability 357 Establishing the Dividend Policy in Practice 359 Summary of Factors Influencing Dividend PoIicy 368 Overview of the Dividend Policy Decision 370 Stock Dividends and Stock Splits 371 Stock Repurchases 373 Industry Practice Buybacks Have Lowered Dividend Yields 374 Tying It All Together 378 PART 6 WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 387 Chapter 11 Managing Current Assets 388 Putting Things in Perspective 390 Working Capital Terminology 391 The Cash Conversion Cycle 392 The Concept of Zero Working Capital 396 Alternative Current Asset Investment Policies 397 Industry Practice Free Cash Flow, EVA, and Working Capital 399 Cash Management 400 The Cash Budget 402 Marketable Securities 406 Inventory 407 Inventory Costs 408 Receivables Management 409 Credit Policy 414 Setting the Credit Period and Standards 414 Setting the Collection Policy 415 Cash Discounts 416 Other Factors Influencing Credit Policy 416 Tying It AtITogether 417 Chapter 12 Financing Current Assets 426 Putting Things in Perspective 428 Alternative Current Asset Financing Policies 428 Advantages and Disadvantages of Short-Term Financing 431 Sources of Short-Term Financing 432 Accrued Liabilities 432 Accounts Payable (Trade Credit) 433 Short-Term BankLoans 438 Commercial Paper 440 Use of Security in Short-Term Financing 441 Tying It AU Together 442 Web Appendix 16A Secured Short-Term Financing Appendixes Appendix A Mathematical Tables A-I |
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