Corporate finance has long attracted the attention of both researchers and practitioners due to its central role in firm performance and sustainability. Sound long-term investment decisions, effective capital structure choices, dividend policy, financial planning tools, corporate governance practices, and mergers and acquisitions are all critical to organizational success. Over time, global principles and practices in corporate finance have evolved to create a more comprehensive framework for financial decision-making. Given this evolution, it is essential that these global concepts, examined and refined by scholars worldwide, be critically discussed, evaluated, and made accessible to an international audience. Global Concepts and Applications in Corporate Finance presents relevant frameworks and the latest developments in the field of corporate finance. The book brings together the work of internationally recognized experts to examine the global principles and practical applications shaping contemporary financial decision-making. By integrating theory with real-world perspectives, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of how core financial concepts operate within firms. Covering topics such as green venture capital, forensic accounting, and mobile financial services, this book is a critical financial resource for graduate and doctoral students, business leaders, financial analysts, accountants, policymakers, and more.