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Fundamentals of Financial Management (13th edition)
Sh 2,500.00A practical introduction to understanding the Financial Management of companies in today’s rapidly changing business world.
Maintaining its dedication to the financial decision-making process and the analysis of value creation, this new 13th edition develops a more international scope and introduces new topics into the debate.
Current discussions on corporate governance, ethical dilemmas, globalization of finance, strategic alliances and the growth of outsourcing have been added with examples and boxed features to aid understanding and provide a more global perspective of financial management
This book is particularly well-suited to introductory courses in financial management, for a professional qualification and as a reference for practitioners. On the reading list for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Qualification Paper (F9) Financial Management. Suggested reading for Certified Management Accountant (CMA) examination.
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If It’s Raining in Brazil, Buy Starbucks: The Investor’s Guide to Profiting from Market-Moving Events
Sh 1,395.00This insightful and accessible guide helps individual investors understand how global news and seemingly unrelated events can impact the stock market — and how to profit from them. Written by economist and professor Peter Navarro, the book teaches you how to think like a savvy trader by connecting dots between news headlines and market movements.
Whether it’s a drought in South America or a spike in oil prices, Navarro explains how to interpret events in real time and translate them into actionable investment strategies. The title’s metaphor — if it’s raining in Brazil (impacting coffee production), buy Starbucks (a major coffee retailer) — perfectly captures the book’s core message: be alert, think globally, and act strategically.
Full of real-world examples, intuitive concepts, and practical tips, this book is perfect for beginner and intermediate investors who want to make smarter, faster, and more informed decisions in a news-driven market.
