Principles of Financial Management

by Andrew Carr

Publisher
Aurora University
Subjects
Business
Licence
CC BY 4.0, as LibreTexts states it
Who can read
Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

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  1. Front Matter
  2. TitlePage
  3. InfoPage
  4. Table of Contents
  5. About The Book
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Licensing
  8. 1: Introduction to Financial Management
  9. 1.1: Why Finance Matters
  10. 1.2: The Nature and Purpose of Financial Management
  11. 1.3: The Evolving Role of the Financial Manager
  12. 1.4: Finance as a Decision-Making Framework
  13. 1.5: Chapter Summary
  14. 1.6: Key Terms
  15. 1.7: Chapter Appendixes
  16. 2: The Financial Systems, Markets, Institutions, and Intermediaries
  17. 2.1: What Is a Financial System?
  18. 2.2: Types of Financial Markets
  19. 2.3: Financial Institutions and Intermediaries
  20. 2.4: The Role of Regulation
  21. 2.5: The Flow of Funds- How Capital Moves
  22. 2.6: The Global Financial System
  23. 2.7: Why Understanding the System Matters?
  24. 2.8: Chapter Summary
  25. 2.9: Key Terms
  26. 3: Financial Statements and Analysis
  27. 3.1: Chapter Introduction- Financial Statements
  28. 3.2: The Balance Sheet
  29. 3.3: The Income Statement
  30. 3.4: The Statement of Cash Flows
  31. 3.5: Ratio Analysis and Financial Health
  32. 3.6: How to Get Real-World Financial Data for Free
  33. 3.7: Chapter Summary
  34. 3.8: Key Terms
  35. 4: Budgeting Techniques and Forecasting
  36. 4.1: The Role of Budgeting in Strategic Planning
  37. 4.2: Budgeting Methods- Incremental, Zero-Based, and Activity-Based
  38. 4.3: Forecasting Techniques- Quantitative and Qualitative
  39. 4.4: The Master Budget- Operating, Capital, and Financial Budgets
  40. 4.5: Technology and AI in Forecasting
  41. 4.6: Introduction to Excel for Forecasting
  42. 4.7: Chapter Summary
  43. 4.8: Key Terms
  44. 5: Valuation of Financial Assets—Time Value of Money
  45. 5.1: Present and Future Value Concepts
  46. 5.2: Compounding, Discounting, and the Role of Time
  47. 5.3: Annuities and Uneven Cash Flows
  48. 5.4: Solving TVM Problems with Financial Calculators and Excel
  49. 5.5: Practice Problems and Self-Check Quiz
  50. 5.6: Chapter Summary
  51. 5.6.1: Key Terms
  52. 5.7: Chapter Appendixes
  53. 6: Valuation of Financial Assets—Bonds
  54. 6.1: Characteristics of Bonds
  55. 6.2: Bond Pricing, Yield Measures, and Valuation Tools
  56. 6.3: Interest Rate Risk and Duration
  57. 6.4: Advanced Bond Features and Yield Curves
  58. 6.5: Understanding Credit Ratings
  59. 6.6: Yield Spreads and Credit Risk
  60. 6.7: Integrated Valuation Cases
  61. 6.8: Chapter Summary
  62. 6.9: Key Terms
  63. 7: Valuation of Financial Assets—Stocks
  64. 7.1: Common and Preferred Stock
  65. 7.2: Dividend Discount Models (DDMs)
  66. 7.3: Price–Earnings and Market-Based Valuation
  67. 7.4: Stock Buybacks and Dividend Policy
  68. 7.5: Market Efficiency and Behavioral Insights
  69. 7.6: Chapter Summary
  70. 7.7: Key Terms
  71. 7.8: Appendixes
  72. 8: Valuation of Financial Assets—Risk and Return
  73. 8.1: Types of Risk- Systematic and Unsystematic
  74. 8.2: Measuring Risk and Expected Return
  75. 8.3: Portfolio Diversification
  76. 8.4: The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
  77. 8.5: The Security Market Line (SML)
  78. 8.6: Behavior Finance for Investors
  79. 8.7: Chapter Summary
  80. 8.8: Key Terms
  81. 8.9: Appendixes
  82. 9: Capital Budgeting
  83. 9.1: Investment Decision Criteria
  84. 9.2: Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)- Deeper Analysis
  85. 9.3: Payback and Profitability Index Methods
  86. 9.4: Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis
  87. 9.5: Capital Rationing and Mutually Exclusive Project
  88. 9.6: Real Options in Capital Budgeting Overview
  89. 9.7: Chapter Summary
  90. 9.8: Key Terms
  91. 10: Financing Decisions
  92. 10.1: Capital Structure Components
  93. 10.2: The Cost of Debt and Equity
  94. 10.3: Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
  95. 10.4: Leverage and Risk
  96. 10.5: Dividend Policy and Internal Financing Overview
  97. 10.6: Chapter Summary
  98. 10.7: Key Terms
  99. 11: International Financial Management
  100. 11.1: Exchange Rate Systems and Determination
  101. 11.2: Parity Conditions (IRP, PPP, Fisher Effects)
  102. 11.3: Exchange Rate Risk and Exposure
  103. 11.4: Managing Exchange Rate Risk
  104. 11.5: International Capital Budgeting
  105. 11.6: Global Financing Decisions and the Currency of Debt
  106. 11.7: International Finance in a Digital World (short application)
  107. 11.8: Chapter Summary
  108. 11.9: Key Terms
  109. 12: Emerging Technologies in Financial Management
  110. 12.1: Fintech Overview
  111. 12.2: Digital Payments and Cash Flow Management
  112. 12.3: Blockchain Applications in Finance
  113. 12.4: Crowdfunding and Capital Formation
  114. 12.5: Automation and AI
  115. 12.6: Governance, Regulation, and Risk in Fintech
  116. 12.7: Chapter Summary
  117. 12.8: Key Terms
  118. 13: Artificial Intelligence in Financial Management
  119. 13.1: AI in Risk and Fraud Management
  120. 13.2: Algorithmic Trading and Robo-Advising
  121. 13.3: Predictive Analytics in Finance
  122. 13.4: Ethical and Data Concerns
  123. 13.5: From Analytical AI to Conversational AI
  124. 13.6: Chapter Summary
  125. 13.7: Key Terms
  126. 14: ChatGPT and Prompt Technology in Financial Management
  127. 14.1: Overview of Conversational AI
  128. 14.2: Prompt Design for Financial Analysis
  129. 14.3: AI in Customer Service and Planning
  130. 14.4: Ethics and Data Governance
  131. 14.5: Managerial Judgment and Human Oversight
  132. 14.6: Best Practices for AI-Assisted Financial Modeling
  133. 14.7: Chapter Summary
  134. 14.8: Key Terms
  135. 14.9: Chapter Appendixes
  136. 15: Corporate Governance, Ethics, and Sustainability
  137. 15.1: Agency Theory and Incentives
  138. 15.2: Boards of Directors and Corporate Oversight
  139. 15.3: Shareholders vs Stakeholders Perspectives
  140. 15.4: ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Basics
  141. 15.5: Ethical Dilemmas in Finance (real-world cases)
  142. 15.6: Chapter Summary
  143. 15.7: Key Terms
  144. 16: Macroeconomics for Financial Managers
  145. 16.1: Interest Rates and Monetary Policy
  146. 16.2: Inflation and Purchasing Power
  147. 16.3: Business Cycles and Economic Indicators
  148. 16.4: Yield Curves and Recession Signals
  149. 16.5: Understanding GDP, Employment, Consumer Behavior, and Tariffs
  150. 16.6: Chapter Summary
  151. 16.7: Key Terms
  152. 17: Excel and Data Analytics for Finance
  153. 17.1: Spreadsheet Best Practices
  154. 17.2: Building Clean Input-Output Models
  155. 17.3: Excel Functions for Finance (NPV, IRR, PMT, Rate, etc.)
  156. 17.4: Data Visualization for Finance
  157. 17.5: Intro to Regression Analysis for Financial Forecasting
  158. 17.6: Building Dashboards
  159. 17.7: Chapter Summary
  160. 17.8: Key Terms
  161. 17.9: Chapter Appendix
  162. Back Matter
  163. References
  164. Index
  165. Glossary
  166. Detailed Licensing
  167. Detailed Licensing