"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalEver wondered why certain business person or professionals are more successful financially than others? Ever wondered why a colleague sitting next to you, earning a salary much less than you has more wealth than your? While it’s easy to conclude that this is due to better business acumen or clever savings and investment decisions, there’s no denying that this was primarily possible due to better financial management. Finance plays an important role in everyone’s life but still debits and credits are viewed as alien concepts, and the management of finance is considered a complex subject. However, if the same is presented in a simple way that is easy to understand with some real life like situations, this subject can become interesting and fascinating. Understanding the essence of finance can put you in the driver’s seat and help you take control of your fate. Different concepts and tools that help in better financial management should be realized by everyone, be it a fixed income earning individual or a risk taker.
Chetan Patel
Chetan Patel is a finance professional with more than fifteen years of experience in corporate finance, consulting, and value investing. After passing the final examination from the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of Inia (ICWAI) (now ICMAI), he embarked on a corporate career in finance covering different areas within finance and working with some of the reputed and large organisations. Chetan has worked both as a financial planner and controller and has undertaken different accounting assignments and is a keen analyst, assessing public listed companies from investment perspective. It is this keen interest in investing, coupled with his domain knowledge in finance that inspired him to write this book.Chetan Patel is a finance professional with more than fifteen years of experience in corporate finance, consulting, and value investing. After passing the final examination from the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of Inia (ICWAI) (now ICMAI), he embarked on a corporate career in finance covering different areas within finance and working with some of the reputed and large organisations. Chetan has worked both as a financial planner and controller and has undertaken different accounting assignments and is a keen analyst, assessing public listed companies from investment perspective. It is this keen interest in investing, coupled with his domain knowledge in finance that inspired him to write this book.
