Sense and Nonsense in Corporate Finance,
by Louis Lowenstein. The author of this book is the father
of Roger Lowenstein, author of a number of excellent books on financial
topics. In writing Sense and Nonsense in Corporate Finance,
Louis Lowenstein, a professor of finance and law at Columbia University,
has produced an excellent work covering a diverse set of important
corporate finance subjects that includes dividend policies, corporate
capital structure, junk bonds and leveraged buyouts, financial
accounting, the responsibilities of corporate boards to shareholders and
much more. This very readable and clear book is every bit as timely now
as when it was written in 1991. Indeed, every serious investor, CEO and
corporate board member should read this cogent and persuasive work. |

ISBN:
0201523582
Format: Hardcover, 346pp
Pub. Date: October 1991
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
(Currently out of
print)
"Lowenstein combines penetrating insight, a penchant for calling a spade
a blankety-blank spade, and a healthy irreverence to challenge some
traditional myths about corporate finance."
Charles R. Sitter
"A bible for smart business leaders."
Willian Ruanne
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