Corporate Finance: Principles and Practice is a meticulously crafted resource designed for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral students, and practitioners of business and engineering. It blends clarity with depth, making complex concepts of corporate finance both accessible and analytically rigorous. Content organised around the assurance of learning framework and Bloom's taxonomy. Integration of MS Excel for problem solving, enabling hands-on application of concepts. Simplified yet insightful explanations of corporate finance concepts and techniques. Historical perspectives that help anticipate and extrapolate future developments. Coherent narrative that connects diverse topics while preserving their significance. Strong alignment of corporate finance with corporate objectives and strategies. Clear integration of finance with other business functions, strategic content, behavioural dynamics, and administrative dimensions. Emphasis on practical insights supported by robust theoretical frameworks. Concise presentation of key facts and data in dedicated information boxes. A ?Comprehensive Project? developed across chapters, where students can progressively apply their learning. Discussion topics at the end of each chapter for deeper analytical engagement. Learning architecture allows effective adaptability across varied teaching formats from traditional instructor-led classrooms to flipped classrooms, online and hybrid modes.