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Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction to the Case Studies
The Basics of Sport Finance
Financial Issues in Sport
Managing Money
Financial Skills
Billion-Dollar Teams
Billion-Dollar Broadcasting Deals
Stocks for Sale
Merger Mania
Sports Apparel Blues
Sports Sponsorship
Financing New Stadiums and Arenas
Basic Financial Concepts
Revenues and Expenses
Budgets
Proper Documentation
Determining Financial Objectives
Overview of Accounting Concepts
Financial Systems and How They Operate
Financial Markets
Financial Institutions
Government's Influence on Financial Markets
Environmental Conditions
Business Structure
Nonprofit Organizations
Sole Proprietorships
General and Limited Partnerships
Subchapter S Corporations
C Corporations
Limited Liability Corporations and Partnerships
Principles of Financial Analysis
Financial Statements, Forecasts, and Planning
Types of Financial Statements
Types of Financial Ratios
Preparing Financial Forecasts and Budgets
Break-Even Analysis
Time Value of Money
How Much Is Money Worth?
Risk
Approaches to Financial Planning
Importance of Financial Planning
Data Gathering
The Financial Planning Process
Developing a Pro Forma Budget
Incorporating the Pro Forma Budget in the Business Plan
Capital Structuring
Obtaining Funding
Unique Fund-Raising
Where the Money Comes From
Open Markets and Other Short-Term Borrowing
Long-Term Borrowing
Funding for Small or Minority-Owned Businesses
Basic Tools
Capital Acquisition Assistance
Capital Stocks
Common Stock
Preferred Stock
Shareholders' Rights
Going Public
Increasing Stock Values
Sport Stocks
Bonds
Corporate Bonds
Costs of Issuing Bonds
Loan Repayment
Government-Issued Bonds
Government Assistance: Industrial Development Bonds
Capitalization Problems and Issues
Financial Management
Capital Budgeting
Goal of Capital Budgeting
Capital Spending
Cost of Capital
Capital Budgeting Decision Methods
Risk and Capital Budgeting
Projecting Cash Flow
Short-Term Financial Management
Review of Current Assets and Liabilities
Cash Management
Credit Management
Collections Management
Inventory and Production Management
Business Costs
Inventory Management
Production Management
Profits
Taxation and Legal Issues
Benefits of Corporate Status
Financial Risk Management
Spending Earnings
Dividend Payments
Reinvestment
Mergers and Acquisitions
Current Sport Industry Example
Financial Troubleshooting
Auditing
Purposes of Auditing
Categories of Audits
Internal Controls
Independent Audits
Auditing Process
Detecting Fraud
Exit Strategy
Red Flags
Informal Reorganization
Informal Liquidation
Bankruptcy Protection
Removal of Business Assets
Selling a Business
Time Value of Money
Formulas
Suggested Resources
Glossary
References
Index
About the Authors
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