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"Strategic Financial Management: Introduction & The Investment Decision" by Robert Alan Hill

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"Strategic Financial Management: Introduction & The Investment Decision" by Robert Alan Hill

"Strategic Financial Management: Introduction & The Investment Decision" by Robert Alan Hill
Part I
BoBoCoAe | 2010 | ISBN: 8776815707 9788776815707 | 63 pages | PDF | 6 MB

This book reviews the subject within the context of current events: the investment decision, which maximises net present value and shareholder wealth.

Each chapter contains activities (with solutions) to test understanding at your own pace.
Comprehensive, yet concise, the material is also presented logically as a guide to further study.

Content

PART ONE: AN INTRODUCTION

1. Finance – An Overview
1.1 Financial Objectives and Shareholder Wealth
1.2 Wealth Creation and Value Added
1.3 The Investment and Finance Decision
1.4 Decision Structures and Corporate Governance
1.5 The Developing Finance Function
1.6 The Principles of Investment
1.7 Perfect Markets and the Separation Theorem
1.8 Summary and Conclusions
1.9 Selected References

PART TWO: THE INVESTMENT DECISION

2. Capital Budgeting Under Conditions of Certainty
2.1 The Role of Capital Budgeting
2.2 Liquidity, Profitability and Present Value
2.3 The Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
2.4 The Inadequacies of IRR and the Case for NPV
2.5 Summary and Conclusions

3. Capital Budgeting and the Case for NPV
3.1 Ranking and Acceptance Under IRR and NPV
3.2 The Incremental IRR
3.3 Capital Rationing, Project Divisibility and NPV
3.4 Relevant Cash Flows and Working Capital
3.5 Capital Budgeting and Taxation
3.6 NPV and Purchasing Power Risk
3.7 Summary and Conclusions

4. The Treatment of Uncertainty
4.1 Dysfunctional Risk Methodologies
4.2 Decision Trees, Sensitivity and Computers
4.3 Mean-Variance Methodology
4.4 Mean-Variance Analyses
4.5 The Mean-Variance Paradox
4.5 Certainty Equivalence and Investor Utility
4.6 Summary and Conclusions
4.7 Reference

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