Introduction SaaS Tools Every Corporate Finance Team Should Use in 2025. In today’s fast-paced corporate world, finance teams are under more pressure than ever to be efficient, data-driven, and agile. Gone are the days when spreadsheets and traditional ERP systems were enough. In 2025, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tools are no longer optional — they’re a necessity…
Introduction AI in Corporate Finance: Hype or Game-Changer? Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just a buzzword anymore. It’s woven into the DNA of businesses — from marketing to manufacturing. But when it comes to corporate finance, is AI truly transforming the landscape, or is it just another tech fad hyped by consultants and software vendors? Over…
Introduction ROIC vs. ROE: Making Better Investment Decisions. When it comes to evaluating a company for investment, there’s no shortage of metrics. But two indicators often cause confusion even among experienced investors: Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) and Return on Equity (ROE). At first glance, they both seem to tell you how efficiently a business…
Introduction Economic Value Added (EVA): Measuring True Performance. In today’s competitive business landscape, assessing a company’s true financial performance goes beyond traditional metrics like net income or earnings per share. One such advanced metric is Economic Value Added (EVA), which provides a clearer picture of value creation by considering the cost of capital. Understanding Economic…
Introduction Free Cash Flow vs. Net Income: What’s More Important? When it comes to evaluating a company’s financial health, two terms get thrown around a lot: Net Income and Free Cash Flow (FCF). On paper, both look like bottom-line numbers, but in reality, they can tell vastly different stories. One is often used in income…
Introduction How Corporate Finance Shapes Mergers and Acquisitions Deals. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are among the most complex and transformative events in the corporate world. These strategic transactions reshape companies, industries, and markets, often with profound financial implications. The role of corporate finance in M&A deals is crucial—it helps in assessing the value, structuring the…
Introduction The Art of Timing: When to Raise Capital and When to Wait. In corporate finance, one of the most critical decisions a business can make is when to raise capital. Whether it’s through equity, debt, or other financial instruments, the timing of capital raising can significantly impact a company’s valuation, ownership structure, strategic flexibility,…
Introduction Financial Leverage: A Double-Edged Sword in Business Strategy. In the intricate world of corporate finance, financial leverage stands as a powerful yet risky tool. Often referred to as a “double-edged sword,” leverage can magnify both profits and losses depending on how it is wielded. By using borrowed capital to increase the potential return of…
Introduction The Silent Power of Capital Structure: What Your Balance Sheet Says About You. Capital structure refers to the mix of debt and equity that a company uses to finance its operations and growth. While it may seem like a dry financial concept, capital structure plays a powerful role in determining a company’s risk profile,…
Introduction Cash Is Not Always King: Rethinking Liquidity in Corporate Finance. The age-old adage “cash is king” has long dominated boardroom discussions and financial decision-making. It implies that having large cash reserves is always beneficial. While this notion holds merit in providing short-term flexibility and cushioning against economic downturns, it is not universally accurate in…
