Corporate Financial Strategy

by KeithWard (Author)

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  Paperback
  1993

  $3.27

  Corporate Financial Strategy provides an excellent introduction to finance in a strategic context. It has been written as a practical guide to the way financial strategy can add value to the overall corporate strategy of an organization. Corporate Financial Strategy is based on the author's many years experience as a practising senior financial manager and corporate finance consultant. A large number of real company case studies are included, together with a wide range of illustrative examples which link the various parts of the theory. * Practical guide to the use of financial strategy * Features many real cases and examples* Links financial strategy to corporate strategy. This book will appeal to: Senior financial managers; strategic decision-makers; qualified management accountants; postgraduate management students studying finance (including MBA, MSc and DMS) and senior executives on short courses. Experienced managers with some knowledge of finance will find this book offers practical applications of financial theories. Corporate Financial Strategy is based on the author's many years experience as a practising senior financial manager and corporate finance consultant. A large number of real company case studies are included, together with a wide range of illustrative examples which link the various parts of the theory. Practical guide to the use of financial strategyFeatures many real cases and examplesLinks financial strategy to corporate strategy

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  Paperback
  2002

  $3.27

  Corporate Financial Strategy is a practical guide to understanding the elements of financial strategy, and how directors and advisors can add value by tailoring financial strategy to complement corporate strategy. The book sets out appropriate financial strategies over the key milestones in a company's life. It discusses the practicalities behind transactions, such as: raising venture capital; flotation on a stock exchange; making acquisitions; management buyouts; and financial restructuring. In explaining financing structures, the book sets out the basic building blocks of any financial instrument to enable the reader to appreciate innovations in the field. It also illustrates how and why different types of security might be used. The second edition of this very popular textbook brings to bear the considerable commercial and academic experience of its co-authors. Throughout, the book offers a range of up-to-date case studies, abundant diagrams and figures, and frequent 'Working Insight' sections to provide practical illumination of the theory. This book will enable you to understand the potential value added by the best financial strategy, while fully demonstrating the working role of financial strategy within an overall corporate strategy. An excellent practical guide for senior financial managers, strategic-decision makers and qualified accountants, the text is also invaluable as a clear-sighted and thorough companion for students and senior executives on finance courses (including MBA, MSc and DMS). The key features are: a practical and straightforward guide to financial strategy for practising managers; includes real company case studies and examples linking theory and practice; and class tested on advanced MBA courses and executive programmes.