Book Details
| Print ISBN | 9781259330476 |
| eText ISBN | 9781259352652 |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill Higher Education |
| Publishing Year | 2018 |
| Edition | 3rd Edition |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 128 |
Cases in Finance, 3rd Edition, by Jim DeMello, is an instructional casebook published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. The volume presents hypothetical business scenarios designed to provide students with realistic examples of fundamental finance concepts.
Coverage spans core accounting and investment topics, including financial statement analysis, taxes, forecasting, and the time value of money. The cases introduce essential analytical tools such as DuPont analysis and valuation methods across corporate and personal financial settings.
Each case runs three to four pages in length and concludes with problems and review questions. These exercises walk students through calculations and critical analysis to support practical business decisions.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Financial Statements, Cash Flows and Taxes: Ultra Cable Corporation
Chapter 2: Analyzing Financial Statements: Are We Getting Too Big For Our Boots?
Chapter 3: DuPont Analysis: Playing the Numbers Game!
Chapter 4: Financial Forecasting: Growing Pains
Chapter 5: Financial Analysis and Forecasting: There’s More to Us Than Meets the Eye!
Chapter 6: Time Value of Money: Lottery Winnings – Looks Can Be Deceptive!
Chapter 7: Retirement Planning: It’s Better Late than Never!
Chapter 8: Loan Amortization: Paying Off That Dream House
Chapter 9: Bond Analysis and Valuation: Corporate Bonds–They Are More Complex than You Think
Chapter 10: Valuation of Common Stock: What Are We Really Worth?
Chapter 11: Estimating Cash Flow - New Project Analysis: The Lawn Robot: Is It Really Worth It?
Chapter 12: Capital Budgeting: Too Hot To Handle!
Chapter 13: Real Options and Capital Budgeting: I Wish I Had a Crystal Ball
Chapter 14: Divisional Costs of Capital: We Are Not All Alike!
Chapter 15: Marginal Cost of Capital and Capital Budgeting: Where Do We Draw The Line?
Chapter 16: Economic Value Added (EVA): EVA – Does It Really Work?
Chapter 17: Evaluating Project Risk: It’s Better to Be Safe Than Sorry!
Chapter 18: Debt versus Equity Financing: Look Before You Leverage!
Chapter 19: Bankruptcy and Reorganization: Is It Worth More Dead or Alive?
Chapter 20: Dividend Policy: Is It Much Ado About Nothing?
Chapter 21: Cash Budgeting: The Elusive Cash Balance
Chapter 22: International Capital Budgeting: Will It Be Worthwhile to Venture?
Chapter 23: Hedging with Derivatives: When in Doubt, Hedge!
Chapter 24: Valuing Corporate Acquisitions: Made for Each Other
Chapter 25: Lease Versus Buy Analysis: Why Buy It When You Can Lease It?
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