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It found a small niche in chapter specific reprints for advanced finance electives, but it never caught on as a mainstream text. This is a shame because it's actually a very clear, accurate, and pedagogically sophisticated textbook. It's primary sin is that it asks quite a lot of the reader. Let's be clear, however, whom this textbook is not for. As an early textbook, for people who do not already grasp the basics of time value of money, it is not very helpful. For students who just want a broad understanding of jargon and institutional detail, this book is not terribly useful because while it does cover that stuff, it is inexorably tied to the in the in-depth discussion of economic fundamentals. As a reference, it's actually pretty good, but only if you are already operating at a fairly high level of financial sophistication. It's a lousy reference for say, a bread-and-butter commercial loan officer at a bank. All of that said, if you want to work anywhere in high finance, it is definitively a book that is worth reading. This often causes them to be inconsistent in places, even though the reader doesn't actually realize they are being inconsistent. This book was meant to rectify that problem, by being rigorous instead of hand waiving. Bottom line, if you you are willing to take this book seriously, you will eventually come to understand finance better than most MBA students. The material is hard, but the presentation is very good.Where the book starts shining, is in the 2nd part where one see's an excellent treatment of Portfolio Management moving into CAPM and then onward to Multi-factor models and Arbitrage Pricing Theory. The latter is probably the best introduction that I have seen to tracking portfolios and factor betas. The authors encourage you to apply these concepts with practical, thought-provoking problems that any asset manager is likely to tackle on a daily basis.
Part 2 ends with an intermediate level treatment of derivatives like futures and forwards. This basis is recommended before diving into the John Hull's book. The author's then move on to discuss a wide breadth of advanced topics from asset valuation, bankruptcy financing, and Mergers and Acquisition and interest rate risk hedging. Each chapter is chock full of great problems that force you to go back to the text and try to apply the concepts demonstrated by clearly worked-out examples. In the broader landscape of Finance books, I would place it on the same pedestal as Damodaran's excellent book on Valuation and Hull's classic reference on Options. You cannot go wrong making an investment in this book.I am very glad to have this book on my shelf of financial books and have benefited from it more than once. I can recommend it to you strongly by praising it for these reasons: 1) It puts practical flesh on the financial model bones you learned in your first course on finance. There are very good discussions of the basic and well-known fundamental theories and models, but the authors also share with us what tends to happen in the real world. And isn't that what each of us need to add to our theoretical thinking? 2) Each chapter has effective summarizing Key Concepts and Key Terms with plenty of problems to work through and a list of References and Additional Readings that enable the reader to dive deeper into the topic of the chapter just read. 3) The book is helpfully organized into six Parts that provide the framework for the discussion. This foundation gives the student a good grounding in order to see how these principles are used in the work of managing the capital structure of a corporation. These last three sections are the real meat of the book and where a great deal of its value to the business student lies. 4) Each of the Parts has an effective and brief introduction that sets the tone for what is to be studied. This is a specialized topic.
But it is an important topic. This is a very good book that can help a serious student get grounded in some very important principals necessary to managing the financial issues facing every corporation. I recommend it.Als ich dann das Buch erhalten habe viel mir gleich auf das es ziemlich provisorisch eingepackt war, dabei diente wohl ein alterer Amazon-Buchkarton und viel Klebeband als Verpackung. Als ich dieses Packchen offnete sah ich gleich dass, dieses Buch ziemlich abgegriffen war, es Eselsohren in den Seiten gab und sogar das Cover hinten einen Riss hatte an dem es auch noch geknickt war.If you really want one, better to rely on Investment by Kane.It is a clean and new book. There is no sign inside the book. Thank you very much! Please choose a different delivery location or purchase from another seller.Please choose a different delivery location or purchase from another seller.Please try again. Please try your request again later. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. A. Useche 5.0 out of 5 stars If you go to Chicago Booth, Wharton, NYU Stern, Berkeley Haas, Columbia GSB - then this should be your text for basic finance courses. Excellent treatment on CAPM, APT, portfolio optimization as well as corporation finance topics.It's a great reference for advanced corporate finance but it's a little difficult to understand.
Rather, it's an overview book that attempts to describe the full weight of modern understanding of asset pricing and corporate finance to an ambitious masters student. It found a small niche in chapter specific reprints for advanced finance electives, but it never caught on as a mainstream text. This is a shame because it's actually a very clear, accurate, and pedagogically sophisticated textbook. It's primary sin is that it asks quite a lot of the reader. Let's be clear, however, whom this textbook is not for. As an early textbook, for people who do not already grasp the basics of time value of money, it is not very helpful. For students who just want a broad understanding of jargon and institutional detail, this book is not terribly useful because while it does cover that stuff, it is inexorably tied to the in the in-depth discussion of economic fundamentals. As a reference, it's actually pretty good, but only if you are already operating at a fairly high level of financial sophistication. It's a lousy reference for say, a bread-and-butter commercial loan officer at a bank. All of that said, if you want to work anywhere in high finance, it is definitively a book that is worth reading. This often causes them to be inconsistent in places, even though the reader doesn't actually realize they are being inconsistent. This book was meant to rectify that problem, by being rigorous instead of hand waiving. Bottom line, if you you are willing to take this book seriously, you will eventually come to understand finance better than most MBA students. The material is hard, but the presentation is very good.Where the book starts shining, is in the 2nd part where one see's an excellent treatment of Portfolio Management moving into CAPM and then onward to Multi-factor models and Arbitrage Pricing Theory. The latter is probably the best introduction that I have seen to tracking portfolios and factor betas.
The authors encourage you to apply these concepts with practical, thought-provoking problems that any asset manager is likely to tackle on a daily basis. Part 2 ends with an intermediate level treatment of derivatives like futures and forwards. This basis is recommended before diving into the John Hull's book. The author's then move on to discuss a wide breadth of advanced topics from asset valuation, bankruptcy financing, and Mergers and Acquisition and interest rate risk hedging. Each chapter is chock full of great problems that force you to go back to the text and try to apply the concepts demonstrated by clearly worked-out examples. In the broader landscape of Finance books, I would place it on the same pedestal as Damodaran's excellent book on Valuation and Hull's classic reference on Options. You cannot go wrong making an investment in this book.I am very glad to have this book on my shelf of financial books and have benefited from it more than once. I can recommend it to you strongly by praising it for these reasons: 1) It puts practical flesh on the financial model bones you learned in your first course on finance. There are very good discussions of the basic and well-known fundamental theories and models, but the authors also share with us what tends to happen in the real world. And isn't that what each of us need to add to our theoretical thinking? 2) Each chapter has effective summarizing Key Concepts and Key Terms with plenty of problems to work through and a list of References and Additional Readings that enable the reader to dive deeper into the topic of the chapter just read. 3) The book is helpfully organized into six Parts that provide the framework for the discussion. This foundation gives the student a good grounding in order to see how these principles are used in the work of managing the capital structure of a corporation. These last three sections are the real meat of the book and where a great deal of its value to the business student lies.
4) Each of the Parts has an effective and brief introduction that sets the tone for what is to be studied. This is a specialized topic. But it is an important topic. This is a very good book that can help a serious student get grounded in some very important principals necessary to managing the financial issues facing every corporation. I recommend it.Als ich dann das Buch erhalten habe viel mir gleich auf das es ziemlich provisorisch eingepackt war, dabei diente wohl ein alterer Amazon-Buchkarton und viel Klebeband als Verpackung. Als ich dieses Packchen offnete sah ich gleich dass, dieses Buch ziemlich abgegriffen war, es Eselsohren in den Seiten gab und sogar das Cover hinten einen Riss hatte an dem es auch noch geknickt war.If you really want one, better to rely on Investment by Kane.It is a clean and new book. There is no sign inside the book. Thank you very much! Some features of WorldCat will not be available.By continuing to use the site, you are agreeing to OCLC’s placement of cookies on your device. Find out more here. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. The specific requirements or preferences of your reviewing publisher, classroom teacher, institution or organization should be applied. Please enter recipient e-mail address(es). Please re-enter recipient e-mail address(es). Please enter your name. Please enter the subject. Please enter the message. Author: Bruce Swensen; Mark GrinblattPlease select Ok if you would like to proceed with this request anyway. All rights reserved. You can easily create a free account. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author To see what your friends thought of this book,This book is not yet featured on Listopia.There are no discussion topics on this book yet. He is also a director on the board of Salomon Swapco, Inc., a consultant to numerous firms, and serves as an associate editor of Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
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