I thought I knew accounting & finance reasonably well as a casual investor in public and private markets, but as with most things -- the deeper I dive, the more I realize how little I know.
I'm the CEO of an early-stage technology company in an industry with meaningful financial nuance, and I'm trying to learn more deeply about how other companies thought about their key financial metrics, where to apply which ones, and how different business models lend themselves to different forms of financing. (My question is particularly inspired by another thread on HN, The Games People Play with Cash Flow[0].)
I'd appreciate any book recommendations for accounting & finance in this direction, hopefully deep in detail and aimed at executives. Intermediate/advanced texts are fine.
[0] https://commoncog.com/blog/cash-flow-games/