PART ONE: Questions and Problems. CHAPTER 1: Introduction to
Financial Management and Analysis.
CHAPTER 2: Securities and Markets.
CHAPTER 3: Financial Institutions and the Cost of Money.
CHAPTER 4: Introduction to Derivatives.
CHAPTER 5: Taxation.
CHAPTER 6: Financial Statements.
CHAPTER 7: Mathematics of Finance.
CHAPTER 8: Principles of Asset Valuation and Investment
Returns.
CHAPTER 9: Valuation of Securities and Options.
CHAPTER 10: Risk and Expected Return.
CHAPTER 11: The Cost of Capital.
CHAPTER 12: Capital Budgeting: Cash Flows.
CHAPTER 13: Capital Budgeting Techniques.
CHAPTER 14: Capital Budgeting and Risk.
CHAPTER 15: Intermediate and Long-Term Debt.
CHAPTER 16: Common Stock.
CHAPTER 17: Preferred Stock.
CHAPTER 18: Capital Structure.
CHAPTER 19: Management of Cash and Marketable Securities.
CHAPTER 20: Management of Receivables and Inventory.
CHAPTER 21: Management of Short-Term Financing.
CHAPTER 22: Financial Ratio Analysis.
CHAPTER 23: Earnings Analysis.
CHAPTER 24: Cash Flow Analysis.
CHAPTER 25: International Financial Management.
CHAPTER 26: Borrowing via Structured Finance Transactions.
CHAPTER 27: Equipment Leasing.
CHAPTER 28: Project Financing.
CHAPTER 29: Strategy and Financial Planning.
PART TWO: Solutions.
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Financial Management and Analysis.
CHAPTER 2: Securities and Markets.
CHAPTER 3: Financial Institutions and the Cost of Money.
CHAPTER 4: Introduction to Derivatives.
CHAPTER 5: Taxation.
CHAPTER 6: Financial Statements.
CHAPTER 7: Mathematics of Finance.
CHAPTER 8: Principles of Asset Valuation and Investment
Returns.
CHAPTER 9: Valuation of Securities and Options.
CHAPTER 10: Risk and Expected Return.
CHAPTER 11: The Cost of Capital.
CHAPTER 12: Capital Budgeting: Cash Flows.
CHAPTER 13: Capital Budgeting Techniques.
CHAPTER 14: Capital Budgeting and Risk.
CHAPTER 15: Intermediate and Long-Term Debt.
CHAPTER 16: Common Stock.
CHAPTER 17: Preferred Stock.
CHAPTER 18: Capital Structure.
CHAPTER 19: Management of Cash and Marketable Securities.
CHAPTER 20: Management of Receivables and Inventory.
CHAPTER 21: Management of Short-Term Financing.
CHAPTER 22: Financial Ratio Analysis.
CHAPTER 23: Earnings Analysis.
CHAPTER 24: Cash Flow Analysis.
CHAPTER 25: International Financial Management.
CHAPTER 26: Borrowing via Structured Finance Transactions.
CHAPTER 27: Equipment Leasing.
CHAPTER 28: Project Financing.
CHAPTER 29: Strategy and Financial Planning.
FRANK J. FABOZZI, PhD, CFA, is Editor of the Journal of Portfolio
Management, the Frederick Frank Adjunct Professor of Finance at
Yale University?s School of Management, and a consultant in the
fixed-income and derivatives area. Frank is a Chartered Financial
Analyst and Certified Public Accountant who has edited and authored
many acclaimed books in finance. He earned a doctorate in economics
from the City University of New York in 1972. He is a Fellow of the
International Center for Finance at Yale University. PAMELA P.
PETERSON, PhD, CFA, is a Professor of Finance at Florida State
University, where she teaches undergraduate and doctoral courses in
corporate finance. Professor Peterson has published numerous
articles in academic and practitioner journals. She is coauthor
with Don Chance of the AIMR monograph Real Options and Investment
Valuation, and coauthor with David R. Peterson of the AIMR
monograph Company Performance and Measures of Value Added.
Professor Peterson is also coauthor with Frank J. Fabozzi of
Analysis of Financial Statements and Capital Budgeting: Theory and
Practice, both published by Wiley.
WENDY D. HABEGGER is currently a doctoral student in Finance at
Florida State University.
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