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099    Ebook O'Reilly for Public Libraries 
100 1  Vernimmen, Pierre,|eauthor. 
245 10 Corporate finance :|btheory and practice /|cPierre 
       Vernimmen, Pascal Quiry, Maurizio Dallocchio, Yann Le Fur,
       Antonio Salvi.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
250    Fifth edition. 
264  1 Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom :|bJohn Wiley & 
       Sons,|c2018. 
264  4 |c©2018 
300    1 online resource (1 volume) :|billustrations 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
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347    data file 
500    Revised edition of Corporate finance, 2014. 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0  Corporate Finance; About the Authors; Summary; Preface; 
       Frequently used symbols; 1 WHAT IS CORPORATE FINANCE?; 1.1
       THE FINANCIAL MANAGER IS FIRST AND FOREMOST A SALESMAN . .
       .; 1.2 ... OF FINANCIAL SECURITIES . . .; 1.3 ... VALUED 
       CONTINUOUSLY BY THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; 1.4 MOST 
       IMPORTANTLY, HE IS A NEGOTIATOR . . .; 1.5 ... WHO NEVER 
       FORGETS TO DO AN OCCASIONAL REALITY CHECK!; 1.6 ... HE IS 
       ALSO NOW A RISK MANAGER; Section I Financial analysis; 
       Part One Fundamental concepts in financial analysis; 2 
       CASH FLOW; 2.1 CLASSIFYING COMPANY CASH FLOWS; 2.2 
       OPERATING AND INVESTMENT CYCLES. 
505 8  2.3 FINANCIAL RESOURCES3 EARNINGS; 3.1 ADDITIONS TO WEALTH
       AND DEDUCTIONS FROM WEALTH; 3.2 DIFFERENT INCOME STATEMENT
       FORMATS; 4 CAPITAL EMPLOYED AND INVESTED CAPITAL; 4.1 THE 
       BALANCE SHEET: DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS; 4.2 A CAPITAL-
       EMPLOYED ANALYSIS OF THE BALANCE SHEET; 4.3 A SOLVENCY-AND
       -LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS OF THE BALANCE SHEET; 4.4 A DETAILED 
       EXAMPLE OF A CAPITAL-EMPLOYED BALANCE SHEET; 5 WALKING 
       THROUGH FROM EARNINGS TO CASH FLOW; 5.1 ANALYSIS OF 
       EARNINGS FROM A CASH FLOW PERSPECTIVE; 5.2 CASH FLOW 
       STATEMENT; 6 GETTING TO GRIPS WITH CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS; 
       6.1 CONSOLIDATION METHODS. 
505 8  6.2 CONSOLIDATION-RELATED ISSUES6.3 TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF 
       CONSOLIDATION; 7 HOW TO COPE WITH THE MOST COMPLEX POINTS 
       IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS; 7.1 ACCRUALS; 7.2 CASH ASSETS; 7.3 
       CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS; 7.4 CONVERTIBLE BONDS AND LOANS; 
       7.5 CURRENCY TRANSLATION ADJUSTMENTS; 7.6 DEFERRED TAX 
       ASSETS AND LIABILITIES; 7.7 DILUTION PROFIT AND LOSSES; 
       7.8 FINANCIAL HEDGING INSTRUMENTS; 7.9 IMPAIRMENT LOSSES; 
       7.10 INTANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS; 7.11 INVENTORIES; 7.12 
       LEASES; 7.13 OFF-BALANCE-SHEET COMMITMENTS; 7.14 PENSIONS 
       AND OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS; 7.15 PREFERENCE SHARES; 7.16 
       PROVISIONS; 7.17 STOCK OPTIONS. 
505 8  7.18 TANGIBLE ASSETS7.19 TREASURY SHARES; Part Two 
       Financial analysis and forecasting; 8 How TO PERFORM A 
       FINANCIAL ANALYSIS; 8.1 WHAT IS FINANCIAL ANALYSIS?; 8.2 
       ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF COMPANIES; 8.3 AN ASSESSMENT OF A 
       COMPANY'S ACCOUNTING POLICY; 8.4 STANDARD FINANCIAL 
       ANALYSIS PLAN; 8.5 THE VARIOUS TECHNIQUES OF FINANCIAL 
       ANALYSIS; 8.6 RATINGS; 8.7 SCORING TECHNIQUES; 8.8 EXPERT 
       SYSTEMS; 9 MARGIN ANALYSIS: STRUCTURE; 9.1 How OPERATING 
       PROFIT IS FORMED; 9.2 How OPERATING PROFIT IS ALLOCATED; 
       9.3 STANDARD INCOME STATEMENTS (INDIVIDUAL AND 
       CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS); 9.4 FINANCIAL ASSESSMENT. 
505 8  9.5 CASE STUDY: ARCELORMITTAL10 MARGIN ANALYSIS: RISKS; 
       10.1 HOW OPERATING LEVERAGE WORKS; 10.2 A MORE REFINED 
       ANALYSIS PROVIDES GREATER INSIGHT; 10.3 FROM ANALYSIS TO 
       FORECASTING: THE CONCEPT OF NORMATIVE MARGIN; 10.4 CASE 
       STUDY: ARCELORMITTAL; 11 WORKING CAPITAL AND CAPITAL 
       EXPENDITURES; 11.1 THE NATURE OF WORKING CAPITAL; 11.2 
       WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIOS; 11.3 READING BETWEEN THE 
       LINES OF WORKING CAPITAL; 11.4 ANALYSING CAPITAL 
       EXPENDITURES (CAPEX); 11.5 CASE STUDY: ARCELORMITTAL; 12 
       FINANCING; 12.1 A DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE COMPANY'S 
       FINANCING. 
520    "Corporate Finance: Theory and Practice continues to hold 
       sway as one of the most popular financial textbooks, 
       thanks to its four unique features: A balanced blend of 
       theory and practice: authors hold academic positions at 
       top ranking universities and business schools and are also
       investment bankers, private investors or sit on the boards
       of listed and unlisted companies A presentation of 
       concepts that explain situations, followed by a discussion
       of techniques in a direct and succinct style Content 
       enriched by the www.vernimmen.com website, which with 1,
       500 daily visitors is one of the leading finance teaching 
       sites worldwide Free monthly updates on finance through 
       The Vernimmen.com Newsletter, with over 60,000 subscribers
       The authors draw on their dual experience to enhance and 
       expand the content of this new, fifth edition to reflect 
       the latest developments, in particular, the change to 
       accounting for operating leases under both IFRS and US 
       GAAP which will take place in 2018. The numerous 
       statistical tables and graphs throughout the text are 
       fully updated with the latest available information." 
588 0  Print version record. 
590    O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public 
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650  0 Corporations|xFinance. 
650  0 Business enterprises|xFinance. 
650  7 Business enterprises|xFinance|2fast 
650  7 Corporations|xFinance|2fast 
650  7 Mercats financers.|2lemac 
650  7 Finances internacionals.|2lemac 
650  7 Entitats financeres.|2lemac 
650  7 Finances.|2lemac 
700 1  Quiry, Pascal,|eauthor. 
700 1  Dallocchio, Maurizio,|eauthor. 
700 1  Le Fur, Yann,|eauthor. 
700 1  Salvi, Antonio|c(Professor of Corporate Finance),|eauthor.
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