...THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CROCS, INC. Case Study Report ¹ SUBMITTED TO PROF. NEIL COHEN School of Business and Public Management The George Washington University BY Anil Kumar Cheerla FINA 6224 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT WASHINGTON, DC January 26, 2011 Q1: Consider which comparable peers are good matches and use them to perform a multiples analysis, calculating and defending an estimate of Crocs value. Soln: Comparable companies analysis – Done to determine appropriate valuation multiple for Crocs, Inc. • • Selected peer group based on industry, business and financial characteristics Included explosive growth stocks such as Lulelemon & Under Armour having similar prospects for growth and ROIC as Crocs, Inc. and some mature, stabilized businesses with stable industry growth rates – Nike, Deckers & Timberland. This mix will help us provide valuation from an aggressive sales growth and maturing sales context. Some characteristics used in selection include – o Primary or at least significant portion of business revenue comes from footwear & apparel – analogous to Crocs primary business o Has product appeal to large group of customers o Has distinct product attributes (innovative/creative) and differentiation from competition o Has wide range of distribution channels o CAGR Sales growth, COGS to Sales & Significantly less debt exposure on their balance sheets o Have characteristics of high octane growth and show signs of maturity and stabilizing long-term growth...
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...The Five Forms of Domestic Violence Physical Inflicting or attempting to inflict physical injury Withholding access to resources necessary to maintain health Sexual Coercing or attempting to coerce any sexual contact without consent Attempting to undermine the victim' sexuality Psychological Instilling or attempting to instill fear Isolating or attempting to isolate victim from friends, family, school, and/or work Emotional Undermining or attempting to undermine victim sense of worth Economic Making or attempting to make the victim financially dependent Treatment for domestic Violence Rehab ( For people committing domestic violence due to drinking addictions or drug addictions) Psychotherapies Councelling (To possibly help repair your relationship with the abuser) Statistics * The majority of spousal violence victims are women, representing 83% of all victims (2007). 2 * Women are almost four times more likely than men to be victims of spousal violence (2011).3 * More than 6% of married, common-law, same-sex, separated and divorced female spouses in Ontario report experiencing physical/sexual assault by a spousal partner (2009). * 4 in 10 women victimized by their spouse report being physically injured (42%), more than twice the proportion of male victims (18%) (2009).5 * Women are three times more likely to report being beaten, choked, sexually assaulted, or threatened with a gun or knife by their partner or ex-partner (2009)...
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