Appropriate for courses on principles of finance, managerial finance, financial management, or corporate finance for finance majors and minors at the undergraduate level and first courses in the MBA finance curriculum.
Corporate Finance (Canadian Edition) is the first principles of finance textbook that was written specifically for delivery on an online platform. In this first edition published with FlatWorld, this book’s pioneering digital-first strategy has found a perfect home. The book encourages students to push beyond rote memorization of “how to do the math” to truly understand the meaning of the numbers. Over 300 video explanations scripted and recorded by the authors support online learning, on-demand review of concepts, and successfully close the common gap in learning the financial concepts that underpin the skills and mechanics of finance.
In a typical corporate finance course, a lot of time is spent teaching students the key mathematical concepts, which doesn’t leave much time for teaching applications. To combat this challenge, Corporate Finance includes a series of author-recorded videos embedded throughout the digital version that enable students to practice operations in conjunction with learning about the key concepts, freeing up valuable class time to learn how to apply these concepts to issues in the world of finance.
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Additions & Errata
1/29/23:
1/29/23:
- Table 2.4 Preferred dividends line deleted
- Chapter 10.5, Example 10.17 updated sentence in text to read “Assume that the outlay for the factory and increased inventory occurs immediately (at time t = 0) and that the plant is in a CCA class with a depreciation rate of 15%.” (Rather than “Assume that the outlay for the factory and increased inventory occurs immediately (at time t = 0) and that the plant is categorized as 15-year property (with depreciation rates of 5%, 9.5% and 8,6% in the first three years).”)
Example 12.1 Calue for Operating Margin corrected to 2.41%
Chapter 12.1 Updated “Operating Leverage and the Operating Profit Margin” video in Explain It
Equation 14.3 COrrected definition of variables so Sales sub t doesn't appear twice
5/9/22: Figure 18.4 Profit (Payoff) Diagram for One Long Call Option updated to $0 Profit when $St = $X + Premium
8/25/21: Table 2.5 Balance Sheet heading now reflects Year Ending December 31 ($000s).
01/5/21
- Figure 1.16 updated
- Chapter 18, section 5: Videos for Short Put and Long Put updated; spreadsheet for Short Put Profit diagram updated
- Chapter 19, Section 4 under “Conclusions: The Pecking Order Hypothesis," 4-item list added