BUSL301 Final exam Session 1 2013 The exam does not include: Lecture Area 1-4 Lecture Area 9 [Week 10] (Takeovers / Financial Services and Markets) The Role of Auditors / ASIC Investigation (these are both in Lecture Area 7 [Week 8]) Everything else is examinable – that is, within the range of material that may be included in the final exam Part A of the exam (20 marks) is multiple-choice (10 x 2 marks per question) Part B of the exam (40 marks) has 2 problem style questions requiring written responses
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multiples of EBIAT? 3. Why is Simmons eager to sell its position to Monmouth for $50 / share? What are the concerns of all alternatives for each of the other groups of Robertson shareholders? 4. What offer would you make in an effort to gain the support of the Robertson family and the great majority of the shareholders, while improving the long-term trend of Monmouth's earnings per share over the next five years? . Monmouth buying Robertson -Simmons NPD -MONMOUTH BACKGROUD - Leading
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INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM Koito Manufacturing, Ltd. Jasper Dijkstra Jack Driessen Mark Jager Xin Wang Maarten Dalm 5876362 0516511 10192921 10216081 Question 1 Many economists argue that the keiretsu system has been a formidable impediment to the entry of Western companies into the Japanese market. However, the absence of liberal market competition may preclude Japanese firms from implementing more cost-effective sourcing strategies at the global standard
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support groups * General public * Direct Impact on Operations - - Internal * Employees * Suppliers * Customers – middlemen and end-users * Indirect Impact on Operations - - External * Shareholders/Investors * General Public/Community * Government * Creditors * Media Topic 2: Know how to conduct a stakeholder analysis and understand the basis of
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on this information and on her friendship with Bob, Joan recommends Bob for the loan, and the board accepts her recommendation. Bob’s airline falls into bankruptcy, Bob defaults on the loan, and the bank is only able to recover $150 million. The shareholders bring a derivative lawsuit against Joan for breach of her fiduciary duty of care. They claim that her research into Bob was deficient, and based on Bob’s background and the state of the airline industry Joan should have known that the venture was
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Assignments from the Readings Gilbert R. Carrasco ACC/400 May 15, 2014 Florentino Lopez Assignments from the Readings Chapter 10 1) Georgia Lazenby believes a current liability is a debt that can be expected to be paid in one year. Is Georgia correct? Explain. Georgia is correct, current liabilities are defined as the obligations due to be paid or settled by the company in one year or during the current operating cycle, whichever time period is longer determines the method. For example
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Article – 2 – Draft 1 Can the Dragon be tamed by ethics? : Alibaba listing on NYSE Alibaba also known as the behemoth of Chinese internet and for some the Chinese Amazon has been in news these days for all good reasons. The e-commerce giant has introduced its IPO in NYSE with an offer price of $68.00 per share. The prices increased initially by 30% on the first day of trading taking the market value of the company to $230 billion. Based on the offering price the stocks of Alibaba sold at about 25
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Stakeholder rank of importance | Business | | Costa coffee | The dogs trust | 1st | Customers – customers are the people who buy products/services from a business. Customers are interested in the business because they are the ones who use the products/service which it provides. I think the customers are the most important stakeholders for costa as without the customers they would make no money and the business would shut down. Therefore costa has to keep regular customers happy at all times so
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Kellogg Company is the world’s leading producer of ready-to-eat cereal products. In recent years, the company has taken numerous steps aimed at improving its profitability and earnings per share. Presented below are some basic facts for Kellogg. [pic] .:. Instructions (a) What are some of the reasons that management purchases its own stock? (b) Explain how earnings per share might be affected by treasury stock transactions. (c) Calculate the ratio of debt to assets for 2010 and 2011, and discuss
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balance of the rights of majority and minority shareholders is essential for the smooth functioning of the company.”- Explain & Illustrate? 1. Introduction: The basic principal relating to the administration of the affairs of a company is that “the will of the majority is supreme”. The general rule is that the decisions of the majority shareholders in a company bind the minority. 1 In a world that recognizes ‘simple majority rules’, minority shareholders of companies are by default vulnerable to oppression
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