Analyzing financial statements / John E. McKinley [and four others]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Washington, D.C : American Bankers Association, c1983Edition: Second EditionDescription: x, 290 pages ; 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • HF 5681 .M35 1983
Contents:
Part I. Conceptual framework for financial analysis -- Part II. Basic Analytical techniques -- Part III. Advance analytical techniques -- Part IV. A Case study.
Summary: Analyzing Financial Statements, a practical and comprehensive text, is the product of a team of experienced corporate lenders. As with any team from diverse backgrounds, there was a constant exchange of information and ideas. And while one might think that compiling a book by committee involves too many personalities, that very factor gave this book its strength and indeed its own personality. The key, of course, was working as a team and blending divergent ideas into a whole. Although writing Analyzing Financial Statements was truly a team effort, each member did play a specific role.
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Books Books National University - Manila LRC - Annex Relegation Room Financial Management GC HF 5681 .M35 1983 c.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) c.1 Available NULIB000000920

Includes index.

Part I. Conceptual framework for financial analysis -- Part II. Basic Analytical techniques -- Part III. Advance analytical techniques -- Part IV. A Case study.

Analyzing Financial Statements, a practical and comprehensive text, is the product of a team of experienced corporate lenders. As with any team from diverse backgrounds, there was a constant exchange of information and ideas. And while one might think that compiling a book by committee involves too many personalities, that very factor gave this book its strength and indeed its own personality. The key, of course, was working as a team and blending divergent ideas into a whole. Although writing Analyzing Financial Statements was truly a team effort, each member did play a specific role.

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