Category:Corporate finance
1. Shareholder value - management - analysis.
In the context of shareholder value, corporate finance is the management and analysis of a firm's shareholder value, particularly in relation to its capital structure and funding, and in relation to any proposals for major acquisitions or disposals.
2. Supporting services.
Corporate finance can also refer to external services supporting this activity, for example banking, legal or accounting advisory and reporting services.
See also
- Acquisition
- Capital
- Capital structure
- Corporate
- Corporate Finance Institute
- Corporate finance transaction
- Corporate financial management
- Corporate treasury
- Cyber security
- Finance
- Financial planning and analysis
- ICAEW
- Project finance
- Shareholder value
- Transaction
Other resources
- Cyber security in corporate finance - ACT, ICAEW and others
- The real deal - corporate valuation, growth and decline, The Treasurer
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Pages in category ‘Corporate finance’
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- Nominal
- Nominal rate
- Non-callable
- Non-cumulative compounded rate
- Non-financial corporate
- Non-integral equity method investment
- Non-performing
- Non-performing asset
- Non-recourse
- Normal
- Normal good
- Normal profit
- Norms-based investment
- NOSH
- Not-for-profit
- Note purchase agreement
- NP
- NPA
- NPB
- NPBI
- NPI
- NPL
- NTM
- Null hypothesis
- NZAM
- NZAOA
- NZBA
O
- Obligor
- OEM
- Offer for sale
- Official Bank Rate
- Offtaker
- Opco
- OPEC
- Open offer
- Open-ended investment company
- Operating company
- Operating lease
- Operating profit
- Operating unit
- Operational carbon
- Operational gearing
- Opex
- Opportunity cost of capital
- Optimal capital structure
- Optimisation
- ORB
- Order book
- Order book for Retail Bonds
- Orderly market
- Ordinary investments
- Ordinary resolution
- Organic
- Origination
- Output
- Output price index
- Over-allotment option
- Oversubscribed
- Own funds
- Owner earnings
P
- PAB
- Paris Aligned Investment Initiative
- Paris-aligned Benchmark
- Participation
- Passive bookrunner
- Passive fund
- Passive investment
- Payback
- Payout ratio
- PE
- PE ratio
- Pecking order theory
- Peer-to-peer
- PEG ratio
- Penetration
- Penny shares
- Penny stock
- PEPP
- PER
- Performance spread
- Periodic discount rate
- Perpetuity
- Perpetuity factor
- PF
- PF2
- PFI
- Phillips curve
- PIPE
- Pivot
- Placement
- Placing
- Platform on Sustainable Finance
- PMM
- Policy rate
- Poseidon Principles
- Positive outlook
- Post-trading
- PPE
- PPP
- PRB
- Pre-emption rights
- Preference
- Preferential
- Preferred shares
- Present value
- PRI
- Price earnings ratio
- Price inside
- Price to earnings ratio
- Principal
- Principles for Responsible Investment
- Principles for Sustainable Insurance
- Private equity house
- Private money
- Privatisation
- Proceeds
- Process costing
- Process strategy
- Produced capital
- Profit warning
- Profitability index
- Project appraisal
- Project finance
- Propco
- Prospective
- Prosperity through Stewardship
- Provision for depreciation
- Provision of information
- PTBV
- Public money
- Public Pfandbrief
- Pure play
- PV
- PwC
R
- Random walk
- Rank
- Ratchet
- Rate switch
- Ratification
- Rating outlook
- RBL
- RCF
- Re
- Re-equitisation
- Real estate
- Real estate investment trust
- Real GDP
- Real options valuation
- Real property
- Real return
- Recognised investment exchange
- Recognised stock exchange
- Recommerce
- Recourse
- Recovery Loan Scheme
- Redeemable
- Redeemable bond
- Redemption
- Redemption value
- Redemption yield
- Refinancing
- Regulated market
- Relationship banking
- Relationship capital
- Renewables
- Rental yield
- Reported earnings
- Repossession
- Rescheduling
- Research & development
- Reserve requirements
- Residual carbon
- Residual theory
- Responsible investment
- Restructuring
- Restructuring costs
- Retention ratio
- Retrenchment
- Return
- Return on capital
- Return on capital employed
- Return on equity
- Return on Sustainability Investment
- Reverse bootstrap effect
- Revolver
- RFR templates
- Rights issue
- Risk appetite
- Risk averse
- Risk free
- Risk measurement
- Risk-free rate of return