Financial statement analysis : valuation, credit analysis, executive compensationUpplaga 1

Financial Statement Analysis Valuation Credit Analysis Executive Compensation Christian V Petersen and Thomas Plenborg This well-structured and thoughtful text is ideal for undergraduate students in accounting and finance, graduate students and MBA students wishing to gain insight into financial statement analysis. Focusing on three user-groupsequity, credit and compensation analyststhe authors present a variety of targeted tools and techniques for analysis and interpretation of financial statements. This text prompts students and professionals with a range of career goals learn to think critically when analysing financial dataand to make different decisions based on user-group objectives. Features: A four-part themed approach: accounting data, financial analysis, decision making, and assessment of accounting data An integrated case study that runs throughout the text Mini-cases throughout the text to show real world applications Clear and comprehensive figures, featuring actual financial data Resources for Instructors: An instructors manual featuring additional case studies and worked Excel solutions A set of PowerPoint presentations to support your lectures Resources for Students: A companion website featuring multiple choice questions to test your understanding, annotated weblinks to support your learning, and a glossary and flashcards to help with revision is available at www.pearsoned.co.uk/petersen Christian Vriborg Petersen, PhD, is Professor at Copenhagen Business School and consultant for a number of Danish firms, including Blue Stock companies. He previously held positions as public accountant, chief accountant officer and CFO at international companies. Thomas Plenborg, PhD, is Professor at Copenhagen Business School. His research is widely published in academic and professional journals and he is a board member for several international companies. He has also consulted multiple international companies on financial issues.