Corporate Finance: Principles and Practice

"Comprehensively updated for today’s financial landscape, this new edition places financial decision-making firmly in its real-world context. A major new chapter, 'Emerging Trends in Finance', examines environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, sustainable finance, and FinTech, showing how these developments are transforming corporate finance practice. Throughout the text, new real-world vignettes bring theory to life by featuring recognisable organisations. Revised discussions of core financial models connect technical analysis to contemporary ethical, social and political considerations, while an enhanced suite of accompanying resources support effective and engaging teaching." - Dr Sarah Lindop, Senior Lecturer in Finance, Aberystwyth University

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Corporate Finance: Principles and Practice, 10th edition, is a comprehensive, practical guide to the field, ideal for students of accounting, business, and finance at undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional levels.

Designed for newcomers to the subject, the book explains essential principles and mathematical techniques step by step, without unnecessary detail, and offers practical examples from well-known companies for a relevant real-world discussion of the topics. End of chapter exercises and review questions, expanded for this edition, support self-study and develop critical thinking.

Key features of this edition

• Coverage of all key topics, mapping closely to requirements set out by professional bodies
• A new chapter on sustainable finance and financial technology (FinTech) and their impact on financial decision-making
• Short examples of recognisable businesses throughout the book, such as BP, Ryanair, Deutsche Bank and BlackRock, which connect theory with up-to-date financial hot topics
• Consideration of how corporate finance models apply in real social, political and business contexts, deepening your ability to interpret financial results