Principles of Corporate Finance
Nonfiction | Reference/Text Book | Adult | Published in 1978
976
Reference/Text Book • Nonfiction
1978
Adult
18+ years
Principles of Corporate Finance by Richard Brealey, Stewart Myers, and Franklin Allen is an undergraduate-level textbook designed for first-year finance students. It starts by reviewing general finance concepts like risk and value, then delves into complex corporate finance topics such as Net Present Value (NPV), the time value of money, cash flow management, corporate mergers, acquisitions, option valuations, and the Principal-agent Problem, making it an essential primer for understanding big business finance in the U.S.
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Principles of Corporate Finance by Richard Brealey is highly praised for its comprehensive coverage of finance principles and real-world applications, making it a staple for students and practitioners. However, some readers find its depth and complexity challenging without a strong background in finance. Overall, it is a valuable and authoritative resource in the field.
A reader who would enjoy Principles of Corporate Finance by Richard Brealey is a finance student, MBA candidate, or financial analyst seeking comprehensive insights on corporate financial practices. Similar books include Corporate Finance by Stephen Ross and Financial Management by Eugene F. Brigham.
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976
Reference/Text Book • Nonfiction
1978
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