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Business Research Ethics Paper Wayne Bell University of Phoenix RES/351 Business Research Robert Caldwell July 24, 2015 The Goldman Sachs Case When we think of the word ethics, we think of rules and regulations to keep us honest or to know the difference between right and wrong. Another way of defining ‘ethics’ focuses on the disciplines that study standards of conduct, such as philosophy, theology, law, psychology, or sociology”
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WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY Mary Powell Dr. Sandra M. Tomkowicz BLA 201-Legal Environment of Business Alyssa Straiton Spring 2016 Sections 01, 02 & 03 Section 03 Assignment - Constitutional Law, Administrative Agencies, Intentional Torts & Intellectual Property ** You may complete the assignment with one or two partners from any of my three (3) sections of BLA 201. Each student will receive the same grade. PLEASE TYPE YOUR RESPONSES ON THIS DOCUMENT. DUE
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about Mannesmann’s future situation. As a result, we found that the value of Mannesmann is € 175,793.41million or € 338.85/share which is lower than € 350/share. At last, we also consider the synergy from the deal based on Goldman Sach’s estimation or market’s angle. Based on Goldman Sach’s estimation, we find that the synergy from the deal is about $7510.98 million. Thus, we would suggest Vodafone’s shareholders to accept the acquiring offer for Mannesmann. But with the consideration of the market estimated
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JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ISSUES Vol. XLV No. 2 June 2011 DOI 10.2753/JEI0021-3624450213 Banking Ethics and the Goldman Rule John P. Watkins Abstract: Insulating people from the effects of the crisis has left intact the habits of thought and the basic institutional structure. The continued reign of pecuniary values leaves intact the Goldman Rule: pursue profitable opportunities regardless the effects on others. Within a culture dominated by pecuniary values, profitable opportunities present a coercive
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as well. That is why ethics are not merely relevant. On the contrary, they're vital to the existence of the industry. Good ethical behavior is not an optional. While researching the ethical behavior of the top investment banks worldwide, (Goldman Sachs & Co, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Bank of America / Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank) there seem to be a constant theme. All of the top investment banks have some type of ethical violation that has resulted in some monetary
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ASSIGNMENT: CITIC TOWER II: The Real Option Executive Summary: Structure of Nikkei-Linked Euro-Yen Transactions: Role of Kingdom of Denmark: Risks exposure for Goldman Sachs: 1. Risk of bearing the unsold inventory of NPWs: If the investors find prices too high then much of the inventory would remain unsold and GS will have to bear the costs of unsold warrants. Risk Mitigation: GS would offset its risk through futures position in the Nikkei offered by the Singapore, Osaka & Tokyo
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the motivation to issue Nikkei-linked Eurobonds? The motivation for the European bank issuers of the Eurobonds, wasthe possibility to get U.S. dollar finance for a lower interest rate. Toachieve this, the issuer could sell the embedded put to Goldman Sachs. The profits from the put offset the difference between the 7%coupon they paid on the bonds and the desired LIBOR floating rate. The payment from the put covered the cost paid to the swapcounterparty for hedging the exposure to the Yen-Dollar exchangerate
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Inside Job I. Effect of Economic crisis on Iceland a. In 2000 Iceland’s government began a broad policy of deregulation i. They allowed companies like ALCOA to build giant aluminum smelting plants and exploit Iceland’s natural geothermal and hydroelectric resources, many of which are located in Iceland’s majestic and ecologically fragile highlands. b. At the same time the government privatized the 3 largest banks in the country (The banks borrowed $120 million – 3 times
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than ever. The goal of this essay is to clarify is there any significant changes for the institutional structure of the Russian banking system during last 5 year, make comparison between Commercial banks VTB24 (Russia),Barclays (England) and Goldman Sachs (USA)to understand the progress of developing Russian commercial banks. In 2012 active growth of retail lending in the Russian banking sector continued. Corporate lending was growing at slower rate and the share of corporate credit in the Bank
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