Finance, Simplified
by Hein
€19
Corporate finance in flowcharts, not paragraphs.
38 pages. 10 chapters. One weekend.
The problem
Most finance explanations are written for people who already understand finance. Textbooks bury one concept under three hundred pages. Course videos take six hours to reach the part that matters. Blog posts define the term and stop exactly where the useful part begins.
None of that helps when a lecture, an internship or an annual report expects the vocabulary to already be there.
What this is
Every core corporate finance concept, drawn out as a flowchart or a diagram rather than written as a wall of text.
Not a textbook. Not a course. A visual reference built to be read on a phone in a weekend, and then kept open next to the thing being worked on.
What is inside
CH.01 Cash Flow
CH.02 The Three Statements
CH.03 Cash Flow Methods, direct and indirect
CH.04 EBITDA and OpEx
CH.05 Dividends
CH.06 The Annual Report, and how to read one fast
CH.07 X vs Y, the ten confusions that cost people marks
CH.08 Financial Ratios, all five families
CH.09 NPV vs IRR
CH.10 How to Analyse a Company
Plus a one page investment memo template, the artifact every one of those chapters exists to help produce.
Who it is for
Finance and economics students. Interns and graduates preparing for a first analyst role. Anyone who has to open a company's numbers and wants the vocabulary to hold up.
Who it is not for
This is corporate finance. It is not personal finance, budgeting or saving advice. It contains no stock tips and no investment recommendations.
If the goal is a deep academic treatment of any single topic, a textbook will serve better. This is built for breadth and speed.
Format
A4 PDF. 38 pages. Instant download.