Covers financial engineering techniques for corporations: identifying risk, comparing alternative hedging strategies and managing the contractual tools of their investment positions. Includes extensive, step-by-step illustrative case studies showing actual business strategies in changing market environments. Covers all types of businesses. Discusses legal, regulatory, accounting and tax considerations. Provides sample contracts.

Corporate Financial Risk Management: Practical Techniques of Financial Engineering (Wiley Finance)

Business & Money

Wunnicke, Diane B.

Wilson, David R.

Wunnicke, Brooke

Finance

wiley

This single-volume work provides a reference for anyone involved in transactions requiring standby letters of credit. It offers sample documents and clauses, discusses the new Federal Reserve risk-based capital guidelines, and recent court cases involving standby letters of credit.

Standby Letters of Credit: 1993 Cumulative Supplement (Law-Business Practice Library)

Economics

Wiley Law Pubns

Standby Letters of Credit (Business Practice Library Series)

This treatise provides a practical reference to the business lawyer's most frequent ehtical questions. It will allow you to recognize actual and potential areas of conflict in ethical problems and provide you with some suggested means of avoidance.

Ethics compliance for business lawyers (Business practice library)

Wiley Law Publications

Legal Opinion Letters Formbook 1999-2 Cumulative Supplement

Holderness, Sidney, A.

Aspen Law & Business

Brooke at the Bar is a candid, lively, and sometimes humorous autobiography by Brooke Wunnicke, the first woman to be a trial and appellate attorney in Wyoming and who went on to become a legal legend in Colorado. In conversational writing, Brooke provides insights from a lawyer, mentor, and educator. She advocates that, while not perfect, the United States has the world's best legal system and that all citizens need to understand and protect their rights, freedoms, and responsibilities. &nbsp; Brooke shares vignettes of her early life--California in the Great Depression, college at Stanford, law school in Colorado during World War II, and the 1946 opening of her Cheyenne law office, a precedent for women in law. She vividly describes memorable and amusing experiences with clients, witnesses, lawyers, juries, and judges and explains some significant cases. She recounts important and dynamic events from her twelve years as Denver's chief appellate deputy district attorney, an era during which she was an inestimable mentor to many young lawyers who became prominent in the private and public sectors. &nbsp; Brooke passionately believed "the law has been and will continue to be civilization's hope." In her book's final part, she demystifies many legal terms and procedures and describes the parts of a civil jury trial--including information for jurors and witnesses--and provides an enthusiastic and clear refresher on the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. &nbsp; Brooke at the Bar is a unique and historically important contribution that will be of interest to general readers, scholars, and students interested in US law, political science, government, women's history, twentieth-century western history, civil rights, and legal communities, including those in Wyoming and Colorado, where Brooke was "at the Bar." &nbsp;

Brooke at the Bar: Inside Our Legal System (Timberline Books)

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

University Press of Colorado

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