Hamilton and Booth's Cases and Materials on Corporation Finance, 4th New

By Robert W. Hamilton, Richard A. Booth

ISBN-13: 9780314907974

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Series: American Casebook Series

Brand: West Law School

Pages: 987

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This book begins with a series of cases (involving small companies) that introduce basic finance issues, including rules relating to distributions, use of debt financing for leverage and tax purposes, valuation, and preemptive rights. Subsequent chapters address accounting and valuation and formal legal rules relating to financing the corporation. More concise than ever, this edition newly integrates treatment of securities regulation and mergers and acquisitions throughout rather than in stand-alone chapters. Materials on preferred stock and debt financing have been condensed, and treatment of executive compensation, derivatives, and off-balance-sheet financing has been expanded. Statutory materials are included in the main text.