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Corporate finance (Corporate Finance: Corporate Governance, Capital…

- - - - 3.1. Stakeholder Groups
      - 3.2. Principal–Agent and Other Relationships in Corporate Governance
    - - 4.1. Overview of Stakeholder Management
      - 4.2. Mechanisms of Stakeholder Management
    - - 5.1. Composition of the Board of Directors
      - 5.2. Functions and Responsibilities of the Board
      - 5.3. Board of Directors Committees
    - - 6.1. Market Factors
        
        6.1.1. Shareholder Engagement
        
        6.1.2. Shareholder Activism
        
        6.1.3. Competition and Takeovers
      - 6.2. Non-market Factors
        
        6.2.1. Legal Environment
        
        6.2.2. The Media
        
        6.2.3. The Corporate Governance Industry
    - - 7.1. Risks of Poor Governance and Stakeholder Management
        
        7.1.1. Weak Control Systems
        
        7.1.2. Ineffective Decision Making
        
        7.1.3. Legal, Regulatory, and Reputational Risks
        
        7.1.4. Default and Bankruptcy Risks
      - 7.2. Benefits of Effective Governance and Stakeholder Management
        
        7.2.1. Operational Efficiency
        
        7.2.2. Improved Control
        
        7.2.3. Better Operating and Financial Performance
        
        7.2.4. Lower Default Risk and Cost of Debt
    - - 8.1. Economic Ownership and Voting Control
      - 8.2. Board of Directors Representation
      - 8.3. Remuneration and Company Performance
      - 8.4. Investors in the Company
      - 8.5. Strength of Shareholders’ Rights
      - 8.6. Managing Long-Term Risks
  - - - 4.1. Net Present Value
      - 4.2. Internal Rate of Return
      - 4.3. Payback Period
      - 4.4. Discounted Payback Period
      - 4.5. Average Accounting Rate of Return
      - 4.6. Profitability Index
      - 4.7. NPV Profile
      - 4.8. Ranking Conflicts between NPV and IRR
      - 4.9. The Multiple IRR Problem and the No IRR Problem
      - 4.10. Popularity and Usage of the Capital Budgeting Methods
  - - - 2.2. Weights of the Weighted Average
      - 2.3. Applying the Cost of Capital to Capital Budgeting and Security Valuation
      - 2.1. Taxes and the Cost of Capital
    - - 3.1. Cost of Debt
      - 3.2. Cost of Preferred Stock
      - 3.3. Cost of Common Equity
    - - 4.1. Estimating Beta and Determining a Project Beta
      - 4.2. Country Risk
      - 4.3. Marginal Cost of Capital Schedule
      - 4.4. Flotation Costs
- - - - 3.1. Business Risk and Its Components
      - 3.2. Sales Risk
      - 3.3. Operating Risk
      - 3.4. Financial Risk
      - 3.5. Total Leverage
      - 3.6. Breakeven Points and Operating Breakeven Points
      - 3.7. The Risks of Creditors and Owners
  - - - 2.1. Regular Cash Dividends
      - 2.2. Extra or Special (Irregular) Dividends
      - 2.3. Liquidating Dividends
      - 2.4. Stock Dividends
      - 2.5. Stock Splits
    - - 3.1. Declaration Date
      - 3.2. Ex-Dividend Date
      - 3.3. Holder-of-Record Date
      - 3.4. Payment Date
      - 3.5. Interval between Key Dates in the Dividend Payment Chronology
    - - 4.1. Share Repurchase Methods
      - 4.2. Financial Statement Effects of Repurchases
      - 4.3. Valuation Equivalence of Cash Dividends and Share Repurchases: The Baseline
  - - - 2.1. Defining Liquidity Management
      - 2.2. Measuring Liquidity
    - - 3.1. Forecasting Short-Term Cash Flows
      - 3.2. Monitoring Cash Uses and Levels
    - - 4.1. Short-Term Investment Instruments
      - 4.2. Strategies
      - 4.3. Evaluating Short-Term Funds Management
    - - 5.1. Key Elements of the Trade Credit Granting Process
      - 5.2. Managing Customers’ Receipts
      - 5.3. Evaluating Accounts Receivable Management
    - - 6.1. Approaches to Managing Levels of Inventory
      - 6.2. Inventory Costs
      - 6.3. Evaluating Inventory Management
    - - 7.1. The Economics of Taking a Trade Discount
      - 7.2. Managing Cash Disbursements
      - 7.3. Evaluating Accounts Payable Management
    - - 8.1. Sources of Short-Term Financing
      - 8.2. Short-Term Borrowing Approaches
      - 8.3. Asset-Based Loans
      - 8.4. Computing the Costs of Borrowing