Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. Changing face of Financial Analysis
Chapter 2. Financial Statement Analysis
Chapter 3. Throughput Modeling
Chapter 4. Knowledge-Based Assets Analysis
Chapter 5. Accounting and Non-accounting Information and their Impact on Financial Markets: Towards Social Innovation
Chapter 6. Ethical Modeling and Corporate Governance: Enhancing Financial Analysis
Chapter 7. Financial Statements and Fraud Issues
Chapter 8. Relational Risk: Trust Models impacting on Brand Recognition
Chapter 9. Sustainability Measures improving Corporate Governance
Chapter 10. Conclusion
Index
References
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