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Global Credit Management - An Executive Summary

'Wells has the unique ability to present complicated issues in a light and lively manner, often through the use of theoretical discussions between the credit executive and the CFO, sales, or customers. The book covers topics from the intermediate to advanced level … '
( IOMA’s Report on Managing Credit, Receivables & Collections – May 2004 )
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Awaken the Sleeping Lion on the Balance Sheet
an Executive Summary for Global Credit Management
The Simplified Chinese language version of Global Credit Management - an Executive Summary, a translation and adaptation by Ming Li and Ron Wells,

It has been designed to provide the essential basic information needed to understand payment risk management in a domestic and international setting, with the addition of a practical tool kit covering the essential aspects. Above all it is easy to read, Jing Zhang commented; ‘I have enjoyed greatly reading this book as it has presented this complex subject in a very light and lively manner. The authors have summarised the entire world of credit management within an effective length, focusing on the practitioners’ perspective.' Professor Yang commented; ‘I believe this book should be extremely useful and helpful for Chinese firms and managers to learn about international practices and standards in credit management and improve their competitiveness.’

Click here to read the introductory pages, which have been translated into English to enable you to judge the book's value for yourself. The book consists of 250 pages. This is a gift the receiver will use and cherish for many years.

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The Black Swan - The Impact of the Highly Improbable

In essence Taleb persuades the reader that the most impactful social and technological changes – the changes that will drastically alter the course of future history - cannot be predicted since they are ‘unknown unknowns’. Such events – which he calls Black Swans – will happen for the first time so cannot be imagined in advance, and cannot be predicted by models that extrapolate forward the past. This is all very interesting however the burning question after reading this seminal work is; what does it mean for someone in the business of Credit (Performance and Payment) Risk Management? Click the link and read the article to uncover one possible answer.

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The (Mis)behaviour of Markets - A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward

Co-authors Richard Hudson (a former managing editor of the Wall Street Journal's European edition) and Benoit Mandelbrot present the latter's revolutionary theories in layman's terms. There is no need to be a mathematician to follow the compelling arguments and tools presented.

Benoit Mandelbrot, father of fractal geometry, revolutionised the understanding of the models of modern financial theory. This new edition includes material on the current market crisis, calling for an end to the tunnel vision of bankers whose over-confidence in their understanding of markets ended in catastrophe.

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Leading the Revolution

In this book Gary Hamel convinces the reader that; 'The age of revolution is presenting us with an opportunity never before available to humankind. For the first time in history we can work backward from our imagination rather than forward from our past.'

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The New Barbarian Manifesto

Ian Angell, dubbed "the Angell of Doom" by The ( London ) Times, lays out his manifesto for the New Barbarians who will lead the economic elite into a Brave New World over the next two decades. He rejects the long-held view of information technology as our benign liberator from mundane work. Instead, he regards it as the seed for a new society, in which the winners in the knowledge economy will construct their own "smart regions" founded on libertarian principles and enlightened self-interest.

"The New Barbarian Manifesto is a highly readable, hugely enjoyable hi-tech version of The Decline of the West." -- Guardian

Liquidity Analysis and Management

This is the book recommended as a reference work for in-depth financial analysis.
Written by George W Gallinger and P Basil Healey

Who Moved My Cheese?

Have you read this book by Dr Spencer Johnson? If not, buy or borrow a copy today, it's less than 100 pages, and a thought-provoking read about managing change.

Corporate Finance: Principles and Practice

The topics include valuation principles, investments and operations, financial policy and planning and restructuring. Designed to prepare you for working in 'real' businesses, without neglecting your need to understand financial theories.
Written by Gary W. Emery, and published in Reading Massachusetts by Addison Wesley Longman, 1998.

The Financial Numbers Game

All you ever wanted to know about 'creative' accounting practices and misleading annual reports.
Written by Charles W Mulford and Eugene E Comiskey

Essentials of Credit, Collections and Accounts Receivable

Provides an overview of the credit, collections, and accounts receivable functions for senior level managers. Provides tips and techniques as well as case studies. Shows how to streamline the credit process and how to make this area as efficient as possible. The Author, Mary Schaeffer is considered an industry expert and writes a newsletter that focuses on credit, collections, and accounts receivable.

Corporate V--d--

'New-world rebels representing the networked economy are besieging the old world with the most sophisticated weaponry ever seen.'
Written by René Carayol & David Firth
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How to Make Money without Money

In this easy to read book the author unravels the mysteries that make international trading so profitable. He provides a lay-person's guide to inscrutable tools like; Transferable Letters of Credit, Back-to-Back Letters of Credit and Assignments of Proceeds.

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