Corporate Finance for Lawyers
Understanding the Power Balance Between Shareholders, Secured Lenders and Unsecured Creditors
Rolef de Weijs, Joost de Vries & Aart Jonkers
Corporate Finance for Lawyers
Understanding the Power Balance Between Shareholders, Secured Lenders and Unsecured Creditors
Rolef de Weijs, Joost de Vries & Aart Jonkers
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Corporate Finance for Lawyers explores the intricate relationship between law and corporate finance. Utilising the ‘Financial Mindmap’ throughout, chapters depict financial concepts by using colours and visualisations in a clear and intuitive manner.
‘Using an easy to follow financial tool the authors explain how key elements of corporate finance including leverage finance, company valuations, secured lending and non-interest bearing finance work and interrelate, how returns are achieved and what terms like enterprise value and working capital really mean. They do so in an innovative way drawing together finance theory and the reality of practice to produce what is likely to be a key foundation text not just for corporate lawyers but all those working in the world of M&A and finance.’
‘This work presents a great utility in how it addresses issues affecting businesses from legal, economic, financial and accounting perspectives from the moment of setting up to when a business experiences financial difficulties. The treatment is holistic, the materials from impeccable sources and the arguments firmly grounded in the authors' many years of experience. Without doubt, it is an important and timely text.’
Rolef de Weijs, University of Amsterdam and Houthoff, Joost de Vries, JBR Institute and Aart Jonkers, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
‘Using an easy to follow financial tool the authors explain how key elements of corporate finance including leverage finance, company valuations, secured lending and non-interest bearing finance work and interrelate, how returns are achieved and what terms like enterprise value and working capital really mean. They do so in an innovative way drawing together finance theory and the reality of practice to produce what is likely to be a key foundation text not just for corporate lawyers but all those working in the world of M&A and finance.’
‘This work presents a great utility in how it addresses issues affecting businesses from legal, economic, financial and accounting perspectives from the moment of setting up to when a business experiences financial difficulties. The treatment is holistic, the materials from impeccable sources and the arguments firmly grounded in the authors' many years of experience. Without doubt, it is an important and timely text.’
Rolef de Weijs, University of Amsterdam and Houthoff, Joost de Vries, JBR Institute and Aart Jonkers, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands