Description
Corporate Finance provides a comprehensive treatment of the principles and analytical methods used to make financial decisions within corporations. The book examines how firms evaluate investment opportunities, determine financing strategies, and assess the effects of risk on financial decisions and firm value. It covers fundamental areas of corporate finance including financial statement analysis, valuation, capital budgeting, risk and return, cost of capital, capital structure, and payout policy. By connecting financial theory with practical business situations and analytical tools, the book develops a systematic understanding of how managers make decisions that influence corporate value. It is a useful textbook for students and readers studying corporate finance, financial management, and business.