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Corporate Finance: Principles, Valuation, and Investment Decision-Making provides a comprehensive and rigorous introduction to corporate finance, integrating foundational theory with practical investment management perspectives. Designed for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, this book equips readers with the analytical tools and financial intuition required for modern financial decision-making. The book covers the core pillars of corporate finance, including financial statements and ratio analysis, the time value of money, capital budgeting, bond valuation, equity markets, and stock valuation. Classical and modern financial theories-such as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and the Modigliani-Miller theorem-are presented in a clear and intuitive manner, with an emphasis on their implications for corporate investment and financing decisions. A distinctive feature of this textbook is its investment-oriented approach to corporate finance. Valuation, risk assessment, and capital allocation are treated as interconnected processes, reflecting how corporate finance departments increasingly apply investment management principles in practice. The book also introduces advanced and emerging topics, including real options, risk management, and sustainable finance, highlighting how financial decision-making adapts to uncertainty, flexibility, and long-term value creation. Throughout the text, theoretical concepts are reinforced with real-world applications, numerical examples, and decision-focused analysis. This approach helps readers bridge the gap between theory and practice, developing skills that are directly applicable to careers in corporate finance, investment analysis, asset management, and financial consulting.

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