Corporate Financial Management is the area of finance that deals with how corporations allocate their financial resources to achieve their objectives. It involves decision-making related to financing, investment, and dividend policies to enhance the value of the firm.

The aim of the section to serve as a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research and scholarly contributions in the field of corporate finance. The section seeks to advance knowledge and understanding of various aspects of corporate financial management, including but not limited to financial decision-making, investment strategies, capital structure, risk management, and corporate governance.

Scope:

Financial Decision-Making: Includes the decision-making processes related to investment, financing, and dividend policies, with a focus on their impact on corporate performance and shareholder value.

Investment Strategies and Capital Budgeting: Includes related to capital budgeting, project evaluation, and investment strategies that contribute to the long-term success and sustainability of corporations.

Capital Structure and Financing: Includes studies on optimal capital structure, sources of financing, and the implications of financing decisions on the cost of capital and firm value.

Risk Management: Includes various aspects of financial risk management, including market risk, credit risk, and operational risk. This may include studies on risk assessment, mitigation strategies, and the impact of risk on corporate decision-making.

Corporate Governance: Includes related to corporate governance practices, mechanisms for aligning the interests of shareholders and management, and the impact of governance structures on financial performance.

Financial Markets and Institutions: Includes financial markets, institutions, and regulatory frameworks, exploring their influence on corporate financial strategies and performance.

International Financial Management: Includes related to managing financial activities in a global context, including issues of currency risk, international investment, and cross-border financing,and so on.