Unified Financial Analysis the Missing Links of Finance (H/C)

Unified Financial Analysis Arrives at the Right Time, in the Midst of the Current Financial Crisis Where the Call for Better and More Efficient Financial Control Cannot Be Overstated. the Book Argues That From a Technical Perspective, There is No Need for More, but for Better and More Efficiently Organized Information. the Title Demonstrates That It is Possible With a Single but Well Organized Set of Information and Algorithms to Derive All Types of Financial Analysis. This Reaches Far Beyond Classical Risk and Return or Profitability Management, Spanning All Risk Categories, All Valuation Techniques (Local Gaap, Ifrs, Full Mark-To-Market and so On) and Static, Historic and Dynamic Analysis, Just to Name the Most Important Dimensions. the Dedication of a Complete Section to Dynamic Analysis, Which is Based on a Going Concern View, is Unique, Contrasting With the Static, Liquidation-Based View Prevalent Today in Banks. the Commonly Applied Arbitrage-Free Paradigm, Which is Too Narrow, I