TY  - GEN
AU  - SRIVASTAVA, RAJIV 
AU  - MISRA, ANIL
TI  - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 
SN  - 978-0-19-807207-2
U1  - 658.15 
PY  - 2011///
CY  - NEW DELHI
PB  - OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
KW  - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
N1  - Preface to the Second Edition

Preface to the First Edition

PART I INTRODUCTION

1. Financial Management: An Overview

2. Comparative and Historical Analysis

3. CVP and Breakeven Analysis

PART II VALUATION CONCEPTS

4. Time Value of Money

5. Risk and Return

6. Valuation and Management of Bonds

7. Shares and Their Valuation

8. Portfolio Theory

9. Asset Pricing Models

10. Valuation and Corporate Governance

PART III INVESTMENT DECISION

11. Capital Budgeting-I

12. Capital Budgeting-II

13. Cost of Capital

14. Real Options

15. Mergers and Acquisitions

PART IV FINANCING AND DIVIDEND DECISIONS

16. Capital Structure-Theory

17. Designing Capital Structure

18. Leasing and Hire Purchase

19. Dividend Decision

20. Sources of Finance

PART V WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

21. Working Capital Management: An Introduction

22. Inventory Management

23. Receivables Management

24. Cash Management

PART VI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

25. Foreign Exchange: Rates and Markets

26. Determining Foreign Exchange Rates

27. Managing Foreign Exchange Exposure

PART VII DERIVATIVES AND RISK MANAGEMENT

28. Risk Management, Forwards & Futures

29. Options

30. Interest Rate and Currency Swaps

PART VIII APPENDICES

Index
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N2  - The second edition of Financial Management is a comprehensive textbook specially designed to meet the requirements of management students specializing in finance. It deals with the core concepts of finance with an emphasis on specialized sub-areas, such as working capital, capital markets, investment decisions, international finance, derivatives, mergers and acquisitions, and risk management.

Apart from providing a basic understanding of the concepts in finance, the book covers extensively the newer financial instruments, such as futures, options, and swaps. With its detailed coverage of foreign exchange markets and related concepts, it will enhance the readers' understanding of a rapidly globalizing world.

Each chapter starts with an introductory case to sensitize the readers with the theme of the chapter and closes with case studies of well-known Indian companies to exemplify the concepts and issues discussed in the chapter. To facilitate the understanding of complex concepts in finance, the text in each chapter is interspersed with suitable examples, exhibits, and illustrations. The authors have tried to present the technical concepts of finance in a simple and succinct manner, yet keeping the inherent technicalities intact.

Users will find this book highly useful for its application of theoretical concepts explained through illustrative examples, relevant cases, and numerical problems

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