Must-read book for those starting a career in Investment Banking and Asset Management. Written for professionals by finance professionals. This book gives a thorough grounding in Corporate Finance principles as they apply to current valuation methods, including comparable companies, precedent transactions, DCF, and LBO analysis, as well as M&A accretion/dilution analysis. The book was written by the authors for use as a core text in Master's in Finance courses at University of London, England. Jesse McDougall and Patrick Boyle have worked in Finance since the late 1990's at international Investment Banks and Hedge Funds. Jesse McDougall has worked in Corporate Finance Advisory for a major Canadian Investment Bank, and in Merger Arbitrage for a Barclays' Investment Banking arm. The text is intended to provide readers with insider knowledge of M&A advisory, IBD, merger arbitrage, and other investment strategies.
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Primarily intended as a text for postgraduate students of management and those pursuing postgraduate courses in finance, this study explains corporate finance as an area of finance dealing with the financial decisions corporations make and ...
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The Short Introduction to Corporate Finance provides an accessibly written guide to contemporary financial institutional practice.
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This book is the ideal introduction for anyone looking for a short yet scholarly overview of corporate finance.
Divided into three straightforward and accessible parts, this useful guide contains important information and actionable strategies that you can use whether you are a Board Director, CFO, Treasurer, business development executive, or M&A ...
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