Finance for Non-Finance Managers provides informa... more

Finance for Non-Finance Managers provides information to understand the tools, techniques and nuances of financial management. This abridged version has been prepared on the basis of a careful selection of only such topics as are of immediate relevance to the non-finance personnel. The book contains chapters on basic finance concepts, financial accounting process, credit management etc. with relevant practice exercises and case studies.... less

This newly revised text is designed to cover the ... more

This newly revised text is designed to cover the financial element of the new CIPD Managing Information for Competitive Advantage module as part of the new Leadership and Management standards. The text is also suitable for any student taking a finance-for-non-specialists module on an HR degree programme. It offers clear, accessible coverage of all issues relating to the management of financial information, from the very basics, to ensure an understanding of all key elements of financial management.... less

Incorporates The Latest Amendments In The Finance... more

Incorporates The Latest Amendments In The Finance Bill 2007A Complete Guide For The NRI covers in detail all the rules and regulations applicable to Non-resident Indians. It bridges the gap that exists a gap between an inadequate understanding of the laws as they relate to NRIs and the NRI himself. This book is a must for every NRI, persons intending to become NRIs, financial consultants, bankers and students. In this book, Mr. Raghu Palat a highly-regarded banker, investment adviser and tax consultant, Raghu Palat, opens up the world of the Non-Resident Indian. In clear and lucid terms, he explains all that an NRI needs to know in order to manage his affairs well. Who is an NRI What must he be aware of with regard to taxes Where and how should he invest in India Whether he can avail of loans Against his NRI account and from others What can he bring into the country with concessions or dutyfree... less

Wealth management, also known as private banking,... more

Wealth management, also known as private banking, has appeared at the centre-stage in finance management especially of high networth individuals (HNIs), superannuated persons with a corpus of retrial funds, non-resident individuals etc. Also persons of moderate resources looking for safe and appropriate return on their investments often need counseling in wealth management issues.Management institutes in India and overseas generally incorporate a Module on Wealth Management/Private Banking in their courses.Key Features Anatomy of wealth management extensively covered Deposit and investment related services Special credit card facilities and electronic banking service Safe deposit vault and safe custody services of commercial banks Taxation services Estate planning services... less

Financial statements cannot be intelligently anal... more

Financial statements cannot be intelligently analyzed without ratio analysis. They: Assist in analyzing the performance of the company and comparing the performance with that of other similar companies; Highlight the relative strengths and weaknesses of a company - whether it is profitable, financially sound or in a state of decline; Help in determining whether the company has earned sufficiently on the funds invested and its debt servicing ability; Enable the forecasting of future performance.This book written for businessmen, financial managers, investors and students has been published in England and in India. In this completely revised reprint, Raghu Palat explains the magic of ratio analysis clearly and lucidly in non technical language with several examples.This book is recommended reading in several universities in the United States and in India and has been hailed as a must read and a boon for financial analysis by the Financial Press.... less