The sixth edition of Corporate Financial Management offers a comprehensive yet accessible guide to the theory and practice of corporate finance. Authored by Glen Arnold and Deborah Lewis, both experts in the financial world, this book is essential reading for students studying business, accounting, finance, banking, or economics. Driven by real-world case studies, it blends academic rigor with practical application, making complex concepts clear and understandable through numerous numerical examples.

Key topics include investment appraisal, risk and return, sources of finance, and risk management, including derivatives. The book also delves into corporate value in a unique way. Written with clarity and authority, it is suitable for those studying the topic independently or as part of a course. Glen Arnold’s experience running an investment fund and his previous academic positions enhance the depth of coverage, while Deborah Lewis’s commercial background ensures a blend of theory and practice.

With over 1128 pages of content, this book is a thorough resource for anyone seeking to understand and apply financial principles in business. It includes new Financial Times articles that highlight the relevance of theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios. The authors present finance as a dynamic subject open to re-evaluation, making it both engaging and insightful.

MyLab Finance is not included with this edition; instructors should contact their Pearson representative for more information if it is required by your course.