Business Books

This book is a great resource for business owners who feel that their businesses may need a change. It provides a structured and detailed framework to undertake the process of re-engineering, and guides readers through the process step-by-step. The book's unique feature lies in its ability to be implementation-oriented, making it an excellent option for entrepreneurs seeking practical solutions.

Buying this book could be the smartest investment you make thisseason. If that sounds like a bold claim, just take a look at thelist of contributors. In it you'll find the names of twenty-nine ofthe world's foremost experts in asset allocation. Over the courseof twenty chapters, these accomplished institutional investors,academics, analysts, and traders school you in all of the hottestnew portfolio management techniques now in use around theglobe.Not another abstruse discourse on the theoretical pros and cons ofasset allocation, Global Asset Allocation is a working,nuts-and-bolts guide for institutional investors. It outfits youwith a set of versatile new tools and techniques designed to solvereal-world problems and guide your portfolio managementdecision-making.While broad theoretical considerations are given their due, thelion's share of this book's coverage is commanded by cutting-edgetechnical issues such as mean variance optimization, allocatingbetween styles of equity management, optimal fixed incomeportfolios, asset/liability forecasting, the critical time horizon,target asset allocation, and chaos theory.In addition to all of the traditional classes of asset allocations,Global Asset Allocation explores a number of new and emerginginvestment horizons. Foremost among these is "the ultimateinvestment frontier," international markets, to which a sizeableportion of the book (all of Part Two) is devoted. You'll findin-depth discussions of the qualitative and quantitative aspects ofglobal asset allocation, in which various experts describe thelatest global asset allocation models, optimization methods,forecasting techniques, global bond and currency managementstrategies, risk and return analysis in country-to-countryallocation strategies, active and passive management portfoliostrategies, and much more.Offering world-class strategies for managing global portfolios,Global Asset Allocation is an essential resource for corporatefinance professionals, pension plan sponsors, analysts, andportfolio managers looking to expand their repertoire of financialmanagement skills.From asset liability forecasting and target asset allocation, tocritical time horizon and implementing overlay strategies, thisgroundbreaking new guide educates institutional investors instate-of-the-art portfolio management strategies guaranteed tominimize risk while maximizing returns. Bringing you the combinedinsights and expertise of twenty-nine prominent investment expertsfrom around the world, Global Asset Allocation is a workinghandbook, designed to guide your portfolio managementdecision-making and help you to solve real-world problems.* The latest asset allocation models, optimization methods, andforecasting techniques, including passive and active portfoliostrategies* Includes six major chapters on global asset allocation, includingcurrency management and emerging market investingTraders, portfolio managers...investment professionals of everyilk: read this book, and use the versatile new strategies, tools,and techniques it describes to give your investment skills arazor-sharp, winning edge.

Whether you're a newcomer or seasoned investor in the property market, "Tips & Traps When Negotiating Real Estate" is your tactical guidebook. Bob Irwin's expertise translates into invaluable advice, turning complex negotiations into clear-cut victories. With checklists and templates at your disposal, this book is like having a mentor at every step, ensuring you come out on top.

If you're navigating the complexities of international arbitration, particularly under the SIAC Rules, this book is a beacon. It's the work of seasoned practitioners, offering practical guidance that can make or break your understanding of the process. For anyone involved in SIAC arbitration, this title isn't just a read; it's a professional compass.

If you're delving into the world of financial analysis or accounting, "The Analysis and Use of Financial Statements" can be your go-to guide. It provides a clear roadmap to understanding complex financial reports, making it ideal for both students and professionals looking to sharpen their skills. Imagine confidently navigating through balance sheets and income statements—that could be you with the help of this book.

If you're a business leader or an entrepreneur eager to stay ahead in an ever-evolving economic environment, "Global Tilt" is a beacon that promises to guide you through the complexities of global market shifts. Charan's deep insights offer a strategic playbook for how to leverage unstoppable trends and reposition your business to thrive globally. His on-the-ground experience with international leaders translates into actionable advice that could help you reshape your thinking and find success in a world where geography is no longer a barrier but a playing field.

This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to gain mastery over financial decision-making. The book's clear explanations and practical orientation make it accessible to both accounting students and those studying entry-level accounting within another field. The MyAccountingLab companion provides an even greater level of support, including a personalized study plan for each student, banks of problems that are automatically marked, and an annotatable eBook for convenience. With this book, you'll gain the skills you need to make sound financial decisions.

If you're looking to understand what it takes to win (and sometimes lose) big in the high-stakes arena of professional trading, "Pit Bull" is a mentor in book form. Marty Schwartz's candid narrative and valuable lessons give an unvarnished look into the mindset and methods that garnered him legendary status. It's a captivating tale sprinkled with actionable advice for anyone interested in the craft of trading or the sheer human drama of Wall Street.

This book introduces The Omega II System which can help even up the odds against the house. The author, Bryce Carlson, provides in-depth knowledge to become successful with the Omega II System.

This book provides a comprehensive coverage of practical marketing planning and strategies that cater to the growing SMEs. With emphasis on technology and a network perspective, readers can gain real-life examples from case studies and Instructor's Manual.

If you're delving into the world of business economics, this book could be a great companion. It's tailored for both MBA students and undergrads, making complex concepts digestible without diluting the content. Plus, with its clear application to real-world business studies, you'll find it bridges the gap between academic theory and practical business decision-making.

If you breathe the spirit of entrepreneurship, "Common Sense Business" could be your manual for navigating through the bumpy roads of small business management. Steve Gottry doesn't just theorize; he speaks from a place of experience, offering insights that are as practical as they are valuable. Whether you are at the helm or supporting from the deck, this book might be the compass you need to steer your business vessel through any economic climate.

This book is a comprehensive guide for financial professionals looking to understand and navigate the complex world of risk management within financial institutions. With a focus on managing return and risk, it offers insights and strategies for effectively mitigating risks in various sectors, including commercial banking, investment banking, and insurance. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the industry, this book will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to excel in risk management and make informed decisions to maximize profitability.

If you've ever questioned the invisible threads that hold our financial system together, "What's Wrong with Money?" will likely resonate with you. Michael Ashton challenges assumptions about the stability of money, linking historical patterns to current risks. Considering you're keen on understanding deeper economic concepts and their real-life implications, this book promises to spur critical thinking, especially about the future of finance.

If you're keen on understanding how the dynamic world will influence the future of travel and hospitality, "International Tourism Futures" could ignite your curiosity. Dr. Clare Lade expertly dissects the various forces shaping the industry, equipping you with insights to navigate or even innovate within this ever-evolving landscape. This could be the compass you need if you're plotting a course in the tourism sector.

This book provides a comprehensive guide to financial concepts, policies, and strategies. It is a great read for anyone looking to understand the basics of financial management and how they apply to both businesses and personal finance. The book is easy to follow, with practical examples and exercises to reinforce your learning.