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Van Horne: Fundamentals of Financial Management (13th Edition) Review

Van Horne: Fundamentals of Financial Management (13th Edition)
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Saved close to $100 compared to what I would've had to pay for a new copy at the school bookstore. Book was used, but in good condition and just fine for what I needed it for. Thanks for the great deal.

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Fundamentals of Financial Management: Cover BlurbDo you want to understand how financial decisions impact the value of a company? If you are new to financial management or studying for a professional qualification, this user friendly textbook makes the challenges facing today's rapidly changing business world easier to understand. Now in its 13th edition, Fundamentals of Financial Management maintains its dedication to the financial decision-making process and the analysis of value creation, but develops a more international scope and introduces new topics into the debate. Current discussions on corporate governance, ethical dilemmas, globalization of finance, strategic alliances and the growth of outsourcing have been added with examples and boxed features to aid understanding and provide a more global perspective of financial management. What's New?*Chapter 1 - Expanded coverage of Corporate Social Responsibility including the concept of Sustainability *Chapter 6 The discussion of financial statement analysis includes the push for convergence of accounting standards around the world *Chapter 9 Cash and marketable securities management material expanded and updated *Chapter 24 - The updated chapter on International Financial Management includes discussion of Islamic sukuk bonds.Ideal for introductory courses in financial management, for a professional qualification and as a reference for practitioners. On the reading list for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Qualification Paper (F9) Financial Management. Suggested reading for Certified Management Accountant ( CMA) examination.Translated into over 10 languages and received 1st place among business academic texts in Pearson's top 50 best seller's translation list. Visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/wachowicz to access free student recourses including: *Self-test multiple choice, true/false and essay questions.*Link to author's award-winning website for even more online testing material, along with exercises and regularly updated links to additional support material. *Online glossary to explain key terms. *Excel templates for spread-sheet approach to end-of-chapter problem solving.* New for this edition! Link to PowerPoint slides on key chapters and learn how to use Excel to solve problems. Quotations: The book provides the reader with information about the currenthot-topicsin finance and has a clear emphasis on the basic principles of financial management without repetition. Furthermore, as simple language is used, the book can be easily understood by students that are not native speakers of English. --Axel-Adam Muller, Lancaster ..a useful text either as preparation for a second year course, or as a text for a first year financial management course that provides afirst sweepof the major financial management topics. Not many texts cover this ground well. -- Brian Wright,Exeter This is the best book I have found so far --Jean Bellemans, Free University of BrusselsAuthors: James C. Van Horne, Professor of Banking and Finance at Stanford University.Also the author of Financial Management and Policy, a Pearson Education text.John Wachowicz, Jr., Professor of Finance at The University of Tennessee.

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International Financial Management Review

International Financial Management
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It was quite difficult to find a good book on international financial markets/managements. Since it inevitably involves the concepts such as forward/swap, exchange rate risks, interest parity, balance of payments, and so on, a good book needs to have some rigor in clearly explaining important concepts (a good intro for Ph.Ds) and to contain good introduction to how international financial markets work in reality (wonderful reference for MBAs).
I had an opportunity to read an earlier draft of this book when I took International finance course a few years ago taught by Professor Hodrick himself. The draft did a superb job in explaining the theories and international financial markets at the same time. I'm really glad this has been finally published so that other people outside his classrooms have access to these materials. I got hold of this book today and it seems it's been more polished than the draft I had.
I wish the solution manual could come out together, but I heard it's on the way.

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Bekaert/Hodrick equips future business leaders with the analytical tools they need to make sound financial decisions in the face of a competitive global environment. Exploration of international financial markets, sources of risks and how they can be managed, and coverage of institutional aspects of financial markets. For global business leaders who would like to learn about the latest international financial trends in order to make sound international financial decisions and to manage the myriad of risks that their businesses face in a competitive global environment.

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Financial Statement Analysis: A Valuation Approach Review

Financial Statement Analysis: A Valuation Approach
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I used this book in two "Business Analysis using Financial Statements" financial accounting classes and found it to be useful the few times I needed to use it as a reference.
The text represents what I think is a fair mix of both accounting (the reading and interpretation of financial statements) and finance (the valuation) perspectives. It contains more or less what I would have expected from a book with "A Valuation Approach" in the title: multiples, various valuation models (DCF, APV, etc), etc. But it's technically an accounting book in my mind, so it also contains examples for all of the major topics that it covers using 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and other SEC statements as examples.

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This book combines finance, accounting, and business strategy theory with enough real accounting information to demonstrate how to actually use financial statement data in valuation and analysis. It will also teach readers how to understand the corporate finance theory behind it. A five-part organization covers an introduction to security analysis, business and financial analysis, cash flow valuation models, special issues in valuation, and multiples valuation. For anyone involved in valuation work—in financial analysis, corporate financial planning, business development, mergers and acquisition analysis, investment banking, valuation in an accounting firm, and valuation consulting.

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