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《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》由50个双页主题单元组成，共涉及4个财务领域：会计学、银行业、公司理财以及经济与贸易。每一个单元的左手边页，详细地解释了新单词的表达方式；右手边页上的一系列练习则会帮助学习者检查和进一步理解所学到的知识。在单元与单元的衔接处还设有“交叉参考知识点”，来讲解同一个单词或近义词在不同的背景下的不同意义和用法。

书的后面附有练习答案和索引。

《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》最有特色的地方是每一单元都设计有“由你参与”部分。这为第一位学习者提供了情境模拟的机会，可以将学习一的新词汇和表达法用到自己相关的金融专业领域中去，因而对新知识可以更好地消化和吸收。

《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》紧扣考点，博采众长，体现金融专业特色，语言简炼，深入浅出。...

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《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》由50个双页主题单元组成，共涉及4个财务领域：会计学、银行业、公司理财以及经济与贸易。每一个单元的左手边页，详细地解释了新单词的表达方式；右手边页上的一系列练习则会帮助学习者检查和进一步理解所学到的知识。在单元与单元的衔接处还设有“交叉参考知识点”，来讲解同一个单词或近义词在不同的背景下的不同意义和用法。

书的后面附有练习答案和索引。

《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》最有特色的地方是每一单元都设计有“由你参与”部分。这为第一位学习者提供了情境模拟的机会，可以将学习一的新词汇和表达法用到自己相关的金融专业领域中去，因而对新知识可以更好地消化和吸收。

《剑桥大学考试委员会推荐ICFE备考用书•剑桥金融财务英语》紧扣考点，博采众长，体现金融专业特色，语言简炼，深入浅出。

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INTRODUCTIONBASIC TERMS1 Money and income A Currency B Personal finance2 Business finance A Capital B Revenue C Financial statementsACCOUNTING3 Accounting and accountancy A Accounting B Auditing C Laws, rules and standards4 Bookkeeping A Double-entry bookkeeping B Day books and ledgers C Balancing the books5 Company law 1 A Partnerships B Limited liability C Founding companies6 Company law 2 A Private and public companies B AGMs7 Accounting policies and standards A Valuation and measurement B Historical cost and inflation accounting8 Accounting assumptions and principles A Assumptions B Principles9 Depreciation and amortization A Fixed assets B Valuation C Depreciation systems10 Auditing A Internal auditing B External auditing C Irregularities11 The balance sheet 1 A Assets, liabilities and capital B Shareholders' equity12 The balance sheet 2: assets A Fixed and current assets B Valuation C Tangible and intangible assets13 The balance sheet 3: liabilities A Liabilities B Accrued expenses C Shareholders' equity on the balance sheet14 The other financial statements A The profit and loss account B The cash flow statement15 Financial ratios 1 A Types of financial ratio B Liquidity and solvency ratios C Earnings and dividends16 Financial ratios 2 A Profitability B Leverage17 Cost accounting A Direct and indirect costs B Fixed and variable costs C Breakeven analysis18 Pricing A Manufacturers' pricing strategies B Retail pricing strategiesBANKING19 Personal banking A Current accounts B Banking products and services C E-banking20 Commercial and retail banking A Commercial and retail banks B Credit C Loans and risks21 Financial institutions A Types of financial institution B Deregulation C Specialized banks22 Investment banking A Raising capital B Mergers and acquisitions C Consulting and research23 Central banking A The functions of central banks B The central bank and the commercial banks C Central banks and exchange rates24 Interest rates A Interest rates and monetary policy B Different interest rates25 Money markets A The money markets B Common money market instruments C Repos26 Islamic banking A Interest-free banking B Types of accounts C Leasing and short-term loans27 Money supply and control A Measuring money B Changing the money supply C MonetarismCORPORATE FINANCE28 Venture capital A Raising capital B Return on capital29 Stocks and shares 1 A Stocks, shares and equities B Going public C Ordinary and preference shares30 Stocks and shares 2 A Buying and selling shares B New share issues C Categories of stocks and shares31 Shareholders A Investors B Dividends and capital gains C Speculators32 Share prices A Influences on share prices B Predicting prices C Types of risks33 Bonds A Government and corporate bonds B Prices and yields C Other types of bonds34 Futures A Commodity futures B Financial futures35 Derivatives A Options B In-the-money and out-of-the-money C Warrants and swaps36 Asset management A Allocating and diversifying assets B Types of investor C Active and passive investment37 Hedge funds and structured products A Hedge funds B Leverage, short-selling and arbitrage C Structured products38 Describing charts and graphs A Increase and decrease B Rate of change C High points, low points, and staying the same39 Mergers and takeovers A Mergers, takeovers and joint ventures B Hostile or friendly? C Integration40 Leveraged buyouts A Conglomerates B Raiders41 Financial planning A Financing new investments B Discounted cash flows C Comparing investment returns42 Financial regulation and supervision A Government regulation B Internal controls C Sarbanes-OxleyECONOMICS AND TRADE43 International trade A Trade B Balance of payments C Protectionism44 Exchange rates A Why exchange rates change B Fixed and floating rates C Government intervention45 Financing international trade A Documentary credits B Bills of exchange C Export documents46 Incoterms A Transport and additional costs B The E and F terms C The C and D terms47 Insurance A Insuring against risks B Life insurance and saving C Insurance companies48 The business cycle A Expansion and contraction B Fiscal policy C Monetary policy49 Taxation A Direct taxes B Indirect taxes C Non-payment of tax50 Business plans A Market opportunities B The company, the product and the market C The financial analysisLanguage reference Market idioms Numbers Word stress British and American vocabularyAnswer keyIndexAcknowledgements

INTRODUCTIONBASIC TERMS1 Money and income A Currency B Personal finance2 Business finance A Capital B Revenue C Financial statementsACCOUNTING3 Accounting and accountancy A Accounting B Auditing C Laws, rules and standards4 Bookkeeping A Double-entry bookkeeping B Day books and ledgers C Balancing the books5 Company law 1 A Partnerships B Limited liability C Founding companies6 Company law 2 A Private and public companies B AGMs7 Accounting policies and standards A Valuation and measurement B Historical cost and inflation accounting8 Accounting assumptions and principles A Assumptions B Principles9 Depreciation and amortization A Fixed assets B Valuation C Depreciation systems10 Auditing A Internal auditing B External auditing C Irregularities11 The balance sheet 1 A Assets, liabilities and capital B Shareholders' equity12 The balance sheet 2: assets A Fixed and current assets B Valuation C Tangible and intangible assets13 The balance sheet 3: liabilities A Liabilities B Accrued expenses C Shareholders' equity on the balance sheet14 The other financial statements A The profit and loss account B The cash flow statement15 Financial ratios 1 A Types of financial ratio B Liquidity and solvency ratios C Earnings and dividends16 Financial ratios 2 A Profitability B Leverage17 Cost accounting A Direct and indirect costs B Fixed and variable costs C Breakeven analysis18 Pricing A Manufacturers' pricing strategies B Retail pricing strategiesBANKING19 Personal banking A Current accounts B Banking products and services C E-banking20 Commercial and retail banking A Commercial and retail banks B Credit C Loans and risks21 Financial institutions A Types of financial institution B Deregulation C Specialized banks22 Investment banking A Raising capital B Mergers and acquisitions C Consulting and research23 Central banking A The functions of central banks B The central bank and the commercial banks C Central banks and exchange rates24 Interest rates A Interest rates and monetary policy B Different interest rates25 Money markets A The money markets B Common money market instruments C Repos26 Islamic banking A Interest-free banking B Types of accounts C Leasing and short-term loans27 Money supply and control A Measuring money B Changing the money supply C MonetarismCORPORATE FINANCE28 Venture capital A Raising capital B Return on capital29 Stocks and shares 1 A Stocks, shares and equities B Going public C Ordinary and preference shares30 Stocks and shares 2 A Buying and selling shares B New share issues C Categories of stocks and shares31 Shareholders A Investors B Dividends and capital gains C Speculators32 Share prices A Influences on share prices B Predicting prices C Types of risks33 Bonds A Government and corporate bonds B Prices and yields C Other types of bonds34 Futures A Commodity futures B Financial futures35 Derivatives A Options B In-the-money and out-of-the-money C Warrants and swaps36 Asset management A Allocating and diversifying assets B Types of investor C Active and passive investment37 Hedge funds and structured products A Hedge funds B Leverage, short-selling and arbitrage C Structured products38 Describing charts and graphs A Increase and decrease B Rate of change C High points, low points, and staying the same39 Mergers and takeovers A Mergers, takeovers and joint ventures B Hostile or friendly? C Integration40 Leveraged buyouts A Conglomerates B Raiders41 Financial planning A Financing new investments B Discounted cash flows C Comparing investment returns42 Financial regulation and supervision A Government regulation B Internal controls C Sarbanes-OxleyECONOMICS AND TRADE43 International trade A Trade B Balance of payments C Protectionism44 Exchange rates A Why exchange rates change B Fixed and floating rates C Government intervention45 Financing international trade A Documentary credits B Bills of exchange C Export documents46 Incoterms A Transport and additional costs B The E and F terms C The C and D terms47 Insurance A Insuring against risks B Life insurance and saving C Insurance companies48 The business cycle A Expansion and contraction B Fiscal policy C Monetary policy49 Taxation A Direct taxes B Indirect taxes C Non-payment of tax50 Business plans A Market opportunities B The company, the product and the market C The financial analysisLanguage reference Market idioms Numbers Word stress British and American vocabularyAnswer keyIndexAcknowledgements
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