The Wall Street MBA : your personal crash course in corporate finance / Reuben Advani.
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- pt. 1. Accounting
- ch. 1. Accounting basics
- Double entry accounting
- Cash versus accrual accounting
- Creative accounting
- GAAP
- Tax versus book accounting
- Introduction to financial statements
- ch. 2. Balance sheet
- Assets
- Liabilities
- Owner's equity
- Sample balance sheet
- Balance sheet games
- ch. 3. Income statement
- Income statement components
- EBITDA, EBIT, EBT
- Revenue recognition
- Inventory and cost of goods sold
- Depreciation
- Earnings release
- ch. 4. Cash flow statement
- Cash flow
- Sample cash flow
- Why cash flows?
- Managing cash flows
- ch. 5. Fraud and manipulation
- Types of fraud
- Enron
- Profit smoothing
- Detecting fraud
- Pro forma financials
- ch. 6. Financial analysis
- Financial statement analysis
- Trend analysis
- Ratio analysis
- EVA
- pt. 2. Finance
- ch. 7. Cost of capital
- Cost of equity
- Weighted-average cost of capital
- ch. 8. Valuation
- Valuation basics
- Methods of valuation
- Net present value
- ch. 9. Wall Street basics : stocks and bonds
- Bonds
- Stocks
- ch. 10. Wall Street part deux : arbitrage, derivatives, and hedge funds
- Arbitrage
- Derivatives
- Forwards
- Futures
- Orange County
- Hedge funds
- ch. 11. Mergers and acquisitions
- History of M & A
- Types of mergers
- Why merge?
- Valuation
- Defenses
- Merger obstacles
- Mergers gone wild
- Leveraged buyouts
- Conclusion
- Appendix A : Case study
- Car-E-Oki Inc.
- Appendix B : Sample problems
- Appendix C : Summary formulas
- Glossary
- Recommended readings
- Index.
