Enterprise Value Finance Analysis
Enterprise Value Finance Analysis
Analysis for Financial Management (Mcgraw-Hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) [Paperback]
Enterprise Value Finance Analysis
I expected this book to be very dry and to the point, focusing on the
nuts and bolts of finance and little else. I was surprised once I
started reading that it was actually written well, and with a sense of
humor. Sure, some of it is the nerdy accountant joke type stuff, but
there are also some witty and sarcastic quips too - it makes you feel
like a real, normal person wrote the text rather than some robot
professor.
That said, it also offers a comprehensive - if somewhat shallow -
overview of financial management and analytic techniques. You'll learn
about financial statements, forecasting, financing instruments, and
evaluation of projects and firms. I think it is very helpful to read
this if you have an interest in business, but not a strong background -
definitely good for any future managers. It won't give you a super in
depth view of everything a CFO might need to know and if you're really
into corporate finance you'll likely have to look elsewhere pretty soon.
Financial Management: Theory & Practice is a more in-depth option for those interested, though it doesn't have the same casual element.
Enterprise Value Finance Analysis
