For "dummies" corporate finances. Taillard M.

If you think that your vocation is corporate finances, or are simply interested in the economy, this book is for you. You will learn how the corporation functions and what knowledge should be possessed in order to work in corporate finances; What does corporate accounting reports look like, how mergers and acquisitions are carried out and what are the features of corporate investment. Separately considered work with shares: placement, ransom, exchange, etc. In addition, you will get acquainted with such a section of the economy as corporate finances, and get an idea of ​​decision -making mechanisms in the corporation. This book will be useful not only to economists and financiers, but also to all readers interested in the modern economy.

everything that needs to know corporate finances is the structure of capital, investments, financial documents, management, risk management and absorption And much more.

Corporate finances are a section of the economy that studies the behavior of groups of people who jointly create value to society. In order for the corporation to work efficiently (that is, it earned more than she spent), it is necessary to correctly manage it: to make the right financial decisions, this is an independent branch of finances engaged in cash flows and - wider - financial decisions of corporations. Corporation is a complex organism, the main goal of which is to create a cost for shareholders. This explains the features of the accounting and control of corporate financial flows.

This book will help you understand the features of the management and economics of corporations. You will understand, and accounting, investment and profit sources, as well as why securities behave differently as economists and financial analysts predict. All this information for the selection and successful trading of securities.

in the book:

- the place of the corporation in the modern economy.

- joint -stock capital and borrowed funds. < /p>

- documents of financial reporting.

- competitive markets.

- Mergers and acquisitions.

- Corporation in a global context.

- the economy of the corporation.

- financial documents of the corporation.

- Corporate policy and decision -making.

3 - e publication.