An eminently wise and readable guide to current thinking about how financial markets work and appropriate financial decisions for corporations and investors. --Ed Tower, Professor Emeritus of Economics at Duke University

John Guerard's Quantitative Corporate Finance provides a modern overview of corporate finance in a quantitative approach. Through his masterful writing, he seamlessly connects the theory to the application and illustrates all the concepts and techniques in a very understandable way. The comprehensiveness of this book is exceptional. It will most likely become a standard reference in this subject. -- Tim Leung, University of Washington, Seattle

The third edition of Quantitative Corporate Finance, by John Guerard, Anureet Saxena and Mustafa Gultekin, is a book of many talents. In over 20 chapters the readers go through an escalating series of terms, concepts, methods and techniques that are used in modern corporate finance - building from foundational material up to and including the most recent advances in corporate management and quantitative analysis. I believe that the sequencing of the material, when read in order, can be an eye-opener for the beginner or a tasteful refresher (and reminder) to the seasoned professional for the value of having an all-rounded, general overview of the field. The book can serve equally well as a text for many different courses in corporate finance, as a graduate textbook, as a reference work for the professional, and also as a reference work for the data analyst who knows more statistics and quant methods than finance. In the latter case it can serve as a significant booster on the quality, implications and interpretation of quantitative work in the real world, as needed. This is a rare gem, highly contemporary but with a classic flair of an old-school book which requires a certain devotion to go over without skipping pages - highly recommended! -- Dimitrios D. Thomakos, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens