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 David
E. Vance, MBA, CPA, JD
Assistant Professor of Accounting
J.D. Rutgers University, School of Law - Camden
MBA Drexel University
CPA New Jersey
Research
Interests:
1. Raising capital at all levels from: an entrepreneur’s own resources
through angel investors, venture capital, SBICs, initial public
offerings, traditional and junk bonds and commercial paper. This topic
includes: work on valuation techniques and the structure of private
equity deals and federal and state securities laws.
2. Corporate restructuring which involves identification of the root
causes of poor performance and strategies for improvement. This
interest is integrative bringing together tools and theories from:
accounting, finance, economics, management and marketing. A related
interest is bankruptcy and other laws that impact corporate
restructuring.
Courses
Frequently Taught: Raising
Capital; Corporate Restructuring; Management Accounting; Foundations of
Global Business Economics; Financial Accounting; Management of
Investment Banking, Business Policy; Finance; and Financial Markets and
Institutions.
Professional
Activities & Honors: Member,
Turnaround Management Association.
Representative
Publications:
Raising Capital, Springer, April 2005, hardcover
378 pages, IBSN 0-38725319-X, Financial Analysis & Decision Making,
McGraw-Hill, November 2002, hardcover 411 pages, IBSN 0-07140665-4,
Financial Analysis & Decision Making (Chinese Translation)
McGraw-Hill, January 2004, IBSN 957-493759-3, soft cover 411 pages.
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Media Guide
Prof. David Vance, clinical associate professor of accounting at
the Rutgers School of Business—Camden; author of the book
“Raising Capital” (Springer) and the book “Financial Analysis
and Decision Making” (McGraw-Hill). He can discuss:
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