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Author Overview
When I originally wrote this book, there was an almost total absence of guidance available for the Chief Financial Officer. Though a great deal of knowledge had been summarized in various books for controllers (see my own Controllership book), there were many missing topics that a CFO must have available. Consequently, I brought together a great deal of material from my other books, while also adding many new pages of material to arrive at the single most comprehensive CFO book on the market. This third edition includes new material on cash management, investing funds, foreign exchange risk management, and many updates to the mergers and acquisitions chapter.
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Contents
Part 1 Overview 1 CFO’s Place in the Corporation 2 Financial Strategy 3 Tax Strategy 4 Information Technology Strategy
Part 2 Accounting 5 Performance Measurement Systems 6 Control Systems 7 Audit Function
Part 3 Financial Analysis 8 Cost of Capital 9 Capital Budgeting 10 Other Financial Analysis Topics
Part 4 Funding 11 Cash Management and Consolidation 12 Investing Excess Funds 13 Obtaining Debt Financing 14 Obtaining Equity Financing
Part 5 Publicly Held Company 15 Initial Public Offering 16 Reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission 17 Investment Community 18 Taking a Company Private
Part 6 Management. 19 Risk Management 20 Risk Management - Foreign Exchange 21 Outsourcing the Accounting and Finance Functions 22 Mergers and Acquisitions
Part 7 Other Topics 23 Employee Compensation 24 Bankruptcy
Appendices A New CFO Checklist B Performance Measurement Checklist C Due Diligence Checklist
Reviews
Steve Bragg has done it again! This manual shows what a CFO needs to do to truly add value. It should be mandatory reading for all CFOs who want to play a strategic role in their organizations. -- Janice Roehl-Anderson, Deloitte Consulting Partner
This timely guide will help CFOs master the right thinking and management skills. An effective tool for navigating today's corporate financial waters. -- Clint Davies, Principal at Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker
An excellent reference book and good reading besides. This book is a how-to for new and experienced CFOs. It is one place for new CFOs to get information on how to start in their job as well as continuing reference on many issues-such as personnel, accounting and reporting, banking, credit, taxes, and so on. -- Gail W. Sevier, Manager of Marrs, Sevier & Company LLC
I found this book very complete and comprehensive as a reference source. It covers the strategic and operational perspectives of the finance function. This is one of the best "CFO" books... Reading this book is like taking an advanced course in preparing yourself for the CFO career. It is very didactic and straightforward. -- Marcelo Suarez |