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Financial statement analysis and security valuation /

By: Penman, Stephen HMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Boston : McGraw-Hill/Irwin, c2010Edition: 4th edDescription: xxiv, 754 p. : illISBN: 9780071267809; 0071267808Subject(s): Financial statementsDDC classification: 332.6

Contents:

pt. 1. Financial Statements and Valuation -- pt. 2. The Analysis of Financial Statements -- pt. 3. Forecasting and Valuation Analysis -- pt. 4. Accounting Analysis and Valuations -- pt. 5. The Analysis of Risk and Return.

Summary: By focusing on output rather than input, this book studies the information provided by financial statements, rather than how those statements are prepared. It stresses the use of financial statements in the valuation of businesses, and shows how to bridge the gap between concepts and practice.

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pt. 1. Financial Statements and Valuation --
pt. 2. The Analysis of Financial Statements --
pt. 3. Forecasting and Valuation Analysis --
pt. 4. Accounting Analysis and Valuations --
pt. 5. The Analysis of Risk and Return.

By focusing on output rather than input, this book studies the information provided by financial statements, rather than how those statements are prepared. It stresses the use of financial statements in the valuation of businesses, and shows how to bridge the gap between concepts and practice.

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