Corporate Finance Simplified Manual: Simplified Manual to Understanding Corporate Finance (The Toolbox of the Finance Professional) (Volume 3)

When I was seventeen I watched for the first time a movie that made me dream. Even though the main character of the movie was greedy and ruthless I wanted to be part of that game. The movie was called Wall Street, and Michael Douglas interpreted it. After few years I totally changed my point of view on that world and no more I wanted to be part of it. On the other hand, I eventually enrolled in an MBA to understand more about the real world, rather than focusing solely on financial markets and stock prices. As an MBA I took as concentration corporate finance and a new world opened in front of my eyes. In fact, I could finally find a subject that although artificial (we make many assumptions in corporate finance) it was way more coherent to reality than pure financial speculation. I found this learning experience very challenging, considering that corporate finance was out of my domain (I had a legal background) but like all stimulating adventures eventually it turned better than I could ever expect. In these years trying to fit complex financial concepts in my already overloaded brain made me simplify things. In fact, this simplified manual wants to be my way of making complex concepts as simple as possible, without losing the technical substance of them. Eventually you should expect to understand the foundation of corporate finance without financial lingo and technical jargon!