Intermediate Financial Management (with Thomson ONE - Business School Edition 6-Month Printed Access Card)

Intermediate Financial Management (with Thomson ONE - Business School Edition 6-Month Printed Access Card) ISBN 9780324594690 by Eugene F. Brigham and Phillip R. Daves is designed for finance and management students in advanced and intermediate courses. It explains practical skills and conceptual theories, helping learners develop strong financial decisions. The authors discuss fundamental concepts, corporate and project valuation, strategic financing decisions, tactical financing decisions, and working capital management. Topics such as risk and return, bond valuation, basic stock valuation, financial options, and accounting and analysis for financial management are also explained in great detail. This textbook o covers determining the cost of the capital, corporate value and value-based management, initial public offering, investment banking, and financial restructuring, and hybrid financing: preferred stock, warrants, and convertibles. There is a portion dedicated to special topics like derivatives and risk management, bankruptcy, reorganization, and liquidation, mergers, LBOs , divestures, and holding companies, and multinational management. It comes with a useful online supplement; some of the chapters available on the web include time value of money, basic financial tools, pension plan management, and financial management in not-for-profit business. To help students understand finance techniques through managerial significance, there is an online learning system that offers personalized support, plus an online homework management system. This textbook not only offers solid information in financial management but also helps train students on real-world problems through, Excel spreadsheet models and integrated cases. Intermediate Financial Management (with Thomson ONE - Business School Edition 6-Month Printed Access Card) is written in a friendly and engaging style. Both authors work in prestigious universities. Eugene F. Brigham is a faculty member of the University of Florida while Phillip R. Daves teaches at the University of Tennessee.