M: Finance ISE

PART ONE:INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1:Introduction to Financial Management

PART TWO:FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Chapter 2:Reviewing Financial Statements
Chapter 3:Analyzing Financial Statements

PART THREE:VALUING OF FUTURE CASH FLOWS
Chapter 4:Time Value of Money 1: Analyzing Single Cash Flows
Chapter 5:Time Value of Money 2: Analyzing Annuity Cash Flows

PART FOUR:VALUING OF BONDS AND STOCKS
Chapter 6:Understanding Financial Markets and Institutions
Chapter 7:Valuing Bonds
Chapter 8:Valuing Stocks

PART FIVE:RISK AND RETURN
Chapter 9:Characterizing Risk and Return
Chapter 10:Estimating Risk and Return

PART SIX:CAPITAL BUDGETING
Chapter 11:Calculating the Cost of Capital
Chapter 12:Estimating Cash Flows on Capital Budgeting Projects
Appendix12A: MACRS Depreciation Tables
Chapter 13: Weighing Net Present Value and Other Capital Budgeting Criteria

PART SEVEN:WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL PLANNING
Chapter 14:Working Capital Management and Policies
Appendix 14A: The Cash Budget

M:Finance was developedfor the undergraduate corporate finance course and designed with today'sstudent in mind. With years of teaching experience as well market development,the author team developed a text to reflect that this critical course covers somany crucial topics and that instructors need to focus on core ideas to ensurethat students are getting the preparation they need for future classes—and fortheir lives beyond college. 

The framework for M: Financeemphasizes three themes: (1) Finance is about connecting core concepts, (2)Finance can be taught using a personal perspective, and (3) Finance focuses onsolving problems and decision making.