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1. Verfasser:	Arnold, Glen (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Harlow [u.a.] Financial Times/Prentice Hall 2005
Ausgabe:	3. ed.
Schlagworte:	Financieel management Corporations Unternehmen Finanzmanagement Corporate Finance Finanzierung Lehrbuch
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adam_text	Topics covered in the book Xxi Introduction to the book Xxii Acknowledgements Xxxiii Part I Introduction 2 1 The financial world 4 Part II The investment decision 58 2 Project appraisal: Net present value and internal rate of return 60 3 Project appraisal: Cash flow and applications 108 4 The decision making process for investment appraisal 152 5 Project appraisal: Capital rationing, taxation and inflation 184 Part III Risk and return 210 6 Risk and project appraisal 212 7 Portfolio theory 274 8 The capital asset pricing model and multi factor models 328 Part IV Sources of finance 382 9 Stock markets 384 10 Raising equity capital 434 11 Long term debt finance 512 12 Short term and medium term finance 574 13 Treasury and working capital management 622 14 Stock market efficiency 682 Part V Corporate value 746 15 Value management 748 16 Strategy and value 784 17 Value creation metrics 812 18 Entire firm value measurement 850 19 The cost of capital 870 vi Brief contents 20 Valuing shares 906 21 Capital structure 956 22 Dividend policy 1008 23 Mergers 1038 Part VI Managing risk 1102 24 Derivatives 1104 25 Managing exchange rate risk 1156 Appendices a:i I Future value of £1 at compound interest A:2 II Present value of £1 at compound interest A:3 III Present value of an annuity of £1 at compound interest A:4 IV The future value of an annuity of £1 at compound interest A:5 V Areas under the standardised normal distribution A:6 VI Answers to the mathematical tools exercises in Chapter 2, Appendix 2.1 A:7 VII Solutions to selected questions and problems A:8 Glossary G:1 Bibliography B:1 Index 1:1 Topics covered in the book xxi Introduction to the book Xxii Acknowledgements xxxiii Part I Introduction 2 1 The financial world 4 Learning outcomes 5 Introduction (, The objective of the firm 6 Case study 1.1 Cadbury Schweppes 7 Ownership and control 22 What happens if control over directors is weak? 24 Primitive and modern economies 25 The role of the financial manager 28 The flow of funds and financial intermediation 31 Growth in the financial services sector 37 The financial system 42 Concluding comments 47 Key points and concepts 48 References and further reading 50 Websites 53 Self review questions 54 Questions and problems 55 Assignments 55 Chapter notes 56 Part II The investment decision 58 2 Project appraisal: net present value and internal rate of return 60 Learning outcomes 61 Introduction 62 Value creation and corporate investment 63 Net present value and internal rate of return 68 Modified internal rate of return 88 Concluding comments 92 Contents Appendix 2.1 Mathematical tools for finance 93 Case study 2.1 Jacques Chirac s attempt to help Eurotunnel 97 Mathematical tools exercises 102 References and further reading 103 Self review questions 104 Questions and problems 104 Assignments 107 Chapter note 107 3 Project appraisal: cash flow and applications 108 Learning outcomes 109 Introduction 110 Case study 3.1 Airbus s Superjumbo 110 Quality of information 112 Are profit calculations useful for estimating project viability? 112 The replacement decision 125 Replacement cycles 128 When to introduce a new machine 133 Drawbacks of the annual equivalent annuity method 135 Timing of projects 135 The make or buy decision 136 Fluctuating output 138 Concluding comments 139 Key points and concepts 140 References and further reading 140 Self review questions 142 Questions and problems 143 Assignments 151 Chapter notes 151 4 The decision making process for investment appraisal 152 Learning outcomes 153 Introduction 154 Case study 4.1 Bentley output to rise on £600m investment 154 Evidence on the employment of appraisal techniques 155 Payback 256 Accounting rate of return 160 Internal rate of return: reasons for continued popularity 162 The science and the art of investment appraisal 163 The investment process 67 Concluding comments jf 74 Key points and concepts 174 References and further reading 175 Self review questions }gi i I j Contents ix Questions and problems 181 Assignments 183 5 Project appraisal: capital rationing, taxation and inflation 184 Learning outcomes 185 Introduction 186 Capital rationing 186 Taxation and investment appraisal 191 Inflation 194 Case study 5.1 Eurotunnel s inflation allowance 195 Concluding comments 200 Key points and concepts 201 References and further reading 202 Self review questions 203 Questions and problems 203 Assignments 208 Chapter notes 209 Part III Risk and return 210 6 Risk and project appraisal 212 Learning outcomes 213 Case study 6.1 Two risky ventures ... 214 Introduction 214 What is risk? 215 Adjusting for risk through the discount rate 217 Sensitivity analysis 218 Scenario analysis 223 Probability analysis 225 The risk of insolvency 23 7 Problems of using probability analysis 243 Evidence of risk analysis in practice 244 Real options 245 Case study 6.2 RJB Mining: risky coalfields 255 Concluding comments 261 Key points and concepts 261 References and further reading 263 Self review questions 265 Questions and problems 265 Assignments 272 Chapter notes 272 Contents 7 Portfolio theory 274 Learning outcomes 275 Introduction 276 Holding period returns 276 Expected return and standard deviation for shares 278 Combinations of investments 281 Portfolio expected return and standard deviation 290 Dominance and the efficient frontier 295 Indifference curves 298 Choosing the optimal portfolio 300 The boundaries of diversification 302 Extension to a large number of securities 304 Evidence on the benefits of diversification 307 The capital market line 310 A practical application of portfolio theory 313 Problems with portfolio theory 3IS Concluding comments 316 Key points and concepts 316 References and further reading 318 Self review questions 320 Questions and problems 320 Assignments 326 Chapter notes 326 8 The capital asset pricing model and multi factor models 328 Learning outcomes 329 Introduction 330 A short history of shares, bonds and bills 331 The capital asset pricing model 340 Factor models 358 The arbitrage pricing theory 361 The three factor model 362 An alternative approach to the risk return relationship 363 Project appraisal and systematic risk 364 Sceptics views alternative perspectives on risk 366 Concluding comments 369 Key points and concepts 370 Appendix 8.1 Note on arithmetic and geometric means 372 References and further reading 373 Self review questions 37s j Questions and problems 378 Assignments 380 j Chapter notes 380 Contents xi Part IV Sources of finance 382 9 Stock markets 384 Learning outcomes 385 Case study 9.1 Using the stock market both to create wealth and to treat disease 386 Introduction 386 Stock exchanges around the world 386 European stock exchanges 392 Globalisation of financial flows 394 Why do companies list their shares on more than one exchange? 396 The importance of a well run stock exchange 401 The London Stock Exchange 404 The UK equity markets available to companies 408 Tasks for stock exchanges 413 Trading systems 414 The ownership of UK quoted shares 420 Regulation 421 Understanding the figures in the financial pages 423 Taxation and corporate finance 426 Concluding comments 427 Key points and concepts 428 References and further reading 430 Websites 430 Self review questions 431 Questions and problems 431 Assignments 432 Chapter notes 433 10 Raising equity capital 434 Learning outcomes 435 Case study 10.1 To float or not to float? 436 Introduction 437 What is equity capital? 437 Preference shares 440 Some unusual types of shares 443 Floating on the Official List 443 Methods of issue 451 Timetable for a new offer 456 How does an AIM flotation differ from one on the Official List? 460 The costs of new issues 461 i Rights issues 465 [ Case study 10.2 Cookson: a very troubled rights issue 468 [ Other equity issues 469 Scrip issues 471 Warrants 473 Contents Equity finance for unquoted firms 473 Case study 10.3 Expertise that animates an idea 476 Disillusionment and dissatisfaction with quotation 487 Concluding comments 488 Key points and concepts 488 Appendix 10.1 Reasons for and against floating 492 References and further reading 505 Websites 506 Self review questions 507 Questions and problems 508 Assignments 510 Chapter notes 510 11 Long term debt finance 512 Learning outcomes 513 Introduction 514 Some fundamental features of debt finance 515 Bonds 516 Bank borrowing 520 Syndicated loans 523 Credit rating 526 Mezzanine debt and high yield (junk) bonds 530 Case study 11.1 The junk bond wizard: Michael Milken 530 Convertible bonds 534 Valuing bonds 538 International sources of debt finance 543 Project finance 554 Sale and leaseback 556 Securitisation 557 The term structure of interest rates 560 Concluding comments 564 Key points and concepts 565 References and further reading 567 Websites S68 Self review questions S69 Questions and problems 5 JO Assignments ^72 Chapter notes S73 12 Short term and medium term finance 574 Learning outcomes 575 t Introduction 575 Bank sources Trade credit 5^3 Contents xiii j Trade debtor management 586 I Factoring 593 l Hire purchase 598 I Leasing 602 f Bills of exchange 607 Acceptance credits (or bank bills or banker s acceptance) 609 Concluding comments 609 Key points and concepts 613 References and further reading 614 Websites 615 Self review questions 616 Questions and problems 616 Assignments 620 Chapter notes 620 13 Treasury and working capital management 622 Learning outcomes 623 Introduction 624 The main areas of treasury and working capital management 626 Case study 13.1 Cadbury Schweppes treasury risk management 628 Financing 629 Risk management 639 Working capital management 643 Investment of temporary surplus funds 664 Concluding comments 669 Key points and concepts 669 References and further reading 671 Websites 672 Self review questions 673 Questions and problems 673 Assignments 679 Chapter notes 679 14 Stock market efficiency 682 Learning outcomes 683 Introduction 684 What is meant by efficiency? 684 Random walks 689 The three levels of efficiency 691 Weak form tests 692 Semi strong form tests 700 Strong form tests 717 Behavioural finance 719 Misconceptions about the efficient market hypothesis 726 Contents Implications of the EMH for investors 726 Implications of the EMH for companies 727 Concluding comments 29 Key points and concepts 729 References and further reading 730 Self review questions 741 Questions and problems 741 Assignment 743 Chapter notes 744 Part V Corporate value 746 15 Value management 748 Learning outcomes 749 Introduction 750 Value creation and value destruction 752 The shareholder wealth maximising goal 755 Three steps of value 756 Earnings based management 758 How a business creates value 767 Concluding comments 775 Key points and concepts 776 References and further reading 778 Self review questions 779 Questions and problems 779 Assignment 781 Chapter notes 782 16 Strategy and value 784 Learning outcomes 785 Introduction 786 An overview of the application of value principles 786 The firm s objective 786 Strategic business unit management 788 Corporate strategy 799 Targets and motivation 804 Case study 16.1 Strategy, planning and budgeting at Lloyds TSB 804 Concluding comments §Q5 Key points and concepts #05 References and further reading gQ7 Self review questions ggy I Questions and problems gQy Assignments g^Q Chapter notes gjO Contents xv 17 Value creation metrics 812 Learning outcomes 813 ¦ Introduction 814 Using cash flow to measure value 814 Shareholder value analysis 820 Economic profit 828 Economic value added (EVA®) 836 Cash flow return on investment (CFROI) 838 Concluding comments 839 t Key points and concepts 839 References and further reading 841 Self review questions 843 ¦ Questions and problems 843 Assignment 846 Chapter notes 846 18 Entire firm value measurement 850 Learning outcomes 851 Introduction 852 Total shareholder return (TSR) 853 Wealth Added Index (WAI) 855 Market Value Added (MVA) 858 Excess return (ER) 861 Market to book ratio (MBR) 863 Concluding comments 865 Key points and concepts 866 References and further reading 867 Website 867 Self review questions 868 Questions and problems 868 Assignment 869 Chapter notes 869 19 The cost of capital 870 Learning outcomes 871 Introduction 872 A word of warning 872 The required rate of return 873 The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) 875 The cost of equity capital 880 The cost of retained earnings 882 The cost of debt capital 883 The cost of preference share capital 885 Contents Calculating the weights 886 Applying the WACC to projects and SBUs 888 Empirical evidence of corporate practice 889 Implementation issues 893 Fundamental beta 896 Some thoughts on the cost of capital 896 Concluding comments 898 Key points and concepts 898 References and further reading 899 Websites 901 Self review questions 902 Questions and problems 902 Assignment 904 Chapter notes 904 20 Valuing shares 906 Learning outcomes 907 Introduction 908 Case study 20.1 Amazon.com and Orange 908 Valuation using net asset value (NAV) 909 Valuation using income flow methods 913 The dividend valuation models 914 The price earnings ratio (PER) model 922 Valuation using cash flow 929 Valuation using owner earnings 931 Valuing unquoted shares 933 Unusual companies 934 Managerial control and valuation 937 Allowing for real option values 939 Concluding comments 942 Key points and concepts 943 References and further reading 945 Self review questions 947 Questions and problems 947 Assignments 954 Chapter notes 955 21 Capital structure 955 Learning outcomes 957 Introduction 9jg Case study 21.1 The balance between debt and ordinary share capital 959 [ What do we mean be gearing ? 960 The effect of gearing 9^ The value of the firm and the cost of capital 971 Contents xvii Does the cost of capital (WACC) decrease with higher debt levels? 972 Modigliani and Miller s argument in a world with no taxes 974 The capital structure decision in a world with tax 978 Additional considerations 980 Some further thoughts on debt finance 988 Concluding comments 991 Key points and concepts 993 Appendix 21.1 Asset beta 99S Appendix 21.2 Adjusted present value (APV) 996 References and further reading 998 Self review questions 1002 I Questions and problems 1003 Assignments 1005 i Chapter notes 1006 22 Dividend policy 1008 Learning outcomes 1009 Introduction 1010 Defining the problem 1010 Miller and Modigliani s dividend irrelevancy proposition 1011 Dividends as a residual 1013 Clientele effects 1016 Taxation 1017 Dividends as conveyors of information 1018 Resolution of uncertainty 1019 Owner control (agency theory) 1021 Scrip dividends 1021 Share buy backs and special dividends 1023 A round up of the arguments 1026 Concluding comments 1028 Key points and concepts 1029 References and further reading 1030 Self review questions 1032 Questions and problems 1032 Assignments 1035 Chapter notes 1036 23 Mergers 1038 Learning outcomes 1039 Introduction 1040 The merger decision 1040 Definitions and semantics 1041 Merger statistics 2042 Merger motives 1044 Contents Case study 23.1 Economies of scale in oil 1049 Financing mergers 1058 The merger process 1 065 The impact of mergers 1074 Managing mergers 1079 Concluding comments 1089 Key points and concepts 1089 References and further reading 1092 Websites 1096 Self review questions 1097 Questions and problems 1097 Assignment 1100 Chapter notes 1100 Part VI Managing risk 1102 24 Derivatives 1104 Learning outcomes 1105 Introduction 1106 A long history 1107 Options 1107 Forwards 1118 Futures 1119 Forward rate agreements (FRAs) 1131 A comparison of options, futures, forwards and FRAs 1132 Caps 1134 Swaps 1135 Derivatives users 1138 Concluding comments 1139 Key points and concepts 1140 Appendix 24.1 Option pricing 1142 Appendix 24.2 The relationship between FRAs and swaps 1144 References and further reading 1147 Websites 1148 Self review questions 1149 Questions and problems 1149 Assignments 1154 Chapter notes 1154 25 Managing exchange rate risk 1156 Learning outcomes 1157 Introduction 1158 Case study 25.1 What a difference a few percentage point moves on I the exchange rate make 1158 The effects of exchange rate changes j ^59 Contents xix Volatility in foreign exchange 1160 The foreign exchange markets 1160 Exchange rates 1164 Types of foreign exchange risk 1170 Transaction risk strategies 1173 Managing translation risk 1183 Managing economic risk 1185 Exchange rate determination 1187 Concluding comments 1194 Key points and concepts 1194 References and further reading 1196 I Websites 1196 Self review questions 1197 Questions and problems 1197 Assignments 1200 Chapter notes 1200 APPENDICES A:1 I Future value of £1 at compound interest A:2 II Present value of £1 at compound interest A:3 III Present value of an annuity of £l at compound interest A:4 IV The future value of an annuity of £1 at compound interest A:5 V Areas under the standardised normal distribution A:6 VI Answers to the mathematical tools exercises in Chapter 2, Appendix 2.1 A:7 VII Solutions to selected questions and problems A:8 Glossary G:l Bibliography B:l Index hi
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