TY  - GEN
AU  - KULKARNI, P.V.: SATYAPRASAD, B.G.
TI  - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
SN  - 978-93-5051-023-0
U1  - 658.15 
PY  - 1981///
CY  - MUMBAI
PB  - HIMALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE
KW  - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
N1  - PART-I INTRODUCTION

    FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT
    FINANCIAL INFORMATION
    FINANCIAL FUNCTION IN BUSINESS
    FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
    FINANCIAL FINANCING
    FINANCIAL FORECASTING
    FINANCIAL PLANNING IN INFLATION
    FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF SICK UNITS-PROBLEMS AND APPROACHES

    PART-II FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
    FUNDS FLOW STATEMENT AND CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
    VALUE ANALYSIS
    RATIO ANALYSIS
    COST-VOLUME PROFIT (BREAK-EVEN)ANALYSIS
    FINANCIAL ANALYSIS THROUGH LEVERAGES
    PROFIT PLANNING AND CONTROL (PPC)
    CORPORATE RESTRUCTING AND REORGANISATION
    CORPORATE TAX PLANNING

    PART-III SOURCE OF FINANCE
    LONG-TERM FINANCING
    SHORT-TERM FINANCING
    TERM FINANCING
    VENTURE CAPITAL
    CAPITAL STRUCTURE
    VALUATION OF A FIRM
    COST OF CAPITAL
    DEPRECIATION AND RESERVERS
    MONEY MARKET
    BILL MARKET IN INDIA

    PART-IV DEVELOPMENT OF FUNDS
    CAPITAL BUDGETING
    CAPITAL BUDGETING DECISIONS IN RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES
    MANAGEMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL
    BANK CREDIT FOR WORKING CAPITAL
    MANAGEMENT OF TRADE CREDIT
    INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
    RECEIVABLE MANAGEMENT
    CASH MANAGEMENT
    DIVIDEND POLICY
    INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT


N2  - The new economic environment created in the country calls for versatile, strong and dynamic roles of financial executives to compete with MNCs and the Global Players. Efficiency and Creativity is the order of the day for ones survival. Learning is a continuous which update the knowledge of researchers, academicians and executives. With this object in mind, the book titled " Financial Management" is throrughly revised. This book starts off with the basics and builds chapter by chapter, on topics previously covered. Although each chapter is an integral part of the entire book, each chapter can stand on its own. The illustrations in this book have been well thought out to stimulate real world situation. There are many notes, tips and techniques to help the reader understand the subject better. Few cases are also presented to the users of this book. A new chapter viz. International Financial Management, has been added. It covers the syllabus requirements of students pursuing M.Com., M.B.A., CA, ICWA, CAIIB and AICTE approved courses. Similarly, even those who have not had any exposure to commerce as a subject at the university level will find this book equally useful
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