CORPORATE FINANCE Corporate Finance, European Edition has been written specifically for European students and lecturers by Dr Peter Moles of the University of Edinburgh Business School. With its highly accessible treatment of mathematics this is an excellent text for undergraduates and MBA students studying corporate finance for the first time. The text benefits from a strong international focus, with material on both international financial management and Islamic finance, and featuring European case studies and examples throughout. Up-to-date material on the global financial crisis and corporate risk management, combined with a strong emphasis on ethics and ethical decision-making, make this the ideal text for todayOs student. The text offers a wealth of excellent pedagogical features to aid studentsO learning, including: Learning by Doing Applications containing quantitative problems with step-by-step solutions to help students better understand how to apply their intuition and analytical skills. Decision-Making Examples emphasise the role of the financial manager and give students experience in making financial decisions. Before You Go On boxes offer further practice for students and reinforce the chapterOs learning objectives. Building Intuition boxes emphasise important financial concepts and principles. The comprehensive online resource package includes an extensive lecturer test bank, Excel problems and solutions, PowerPoint slides, student quiz questions and the instructorsO manual. Also including free access to the Wiley Finance Weekly Updates blog, available at www.wileyfinanceupdates.com. This essential resource features video clips on topical issues from the world of international finance, as well as questions for classroom discussion. To access all the resources please visit: www.wileyeurope.com/college/moles OThis is an excellent text, with a practical and easy to follow approach, full of relevant examples and case studies. The book is ideal for European students wishing to understand the fundamentals of corporate finance.OArif Khurshed, Manchester Business School, UK OThe author shows concretely how managers can use financial theory to solve practical problems and respond to environmental changes. The new case studies are particularly appropriate to highlight the European implications and the ramifications between concepts. This text is an essential reference!OLaurent Bodson, HEC-ULg Management School, Belgium OThe book makes particularly good use of up to date examples using well known international firms to demonstrate some of the key concepts of firm finance, including debt financing and issues around ethics and market efficiency.OJim Hanly, Dublin Institute of Technology, Republic of Ireland