Concept of Capital Structure
Capital structure is the way a company finances itself by combining long term debt, specific short term debt, and equity (Ross et al., 2005; Hsiao et al., 2009). It shows how a company finances its ov
Capital structure is the way a company finances itself by combining long term debt, specific short term debt, and equity (Ross et al., 2005; Hsiao et al., 2009). It shows how a company finances its ov
Introduction
Over the years, many companies have reduced their business cost and expanded their product lines through an aggressive supply chain strategy. Low cost-cost country sourcing, multi-tiered
This dissertation will examine the issues of financial risk management in energy sector, also how they impact in the performance of companies in that sector.
This study will make a valuable contribution to the assessment of the level of Capital Adequacy Ratio of Malaysian commercial banks’ base Basel II Accord.
Finance plays an increasingly important role in economic growth and development of nations around the world. These roles are in many different forms, they include but not limited to channelling saving
2.0 Introduction.
The aim of this chapter is to review the existing literature relevant to stakeholder management in a general sense and then to focus on publications which cover stakeholder issues re
Mauritius is known as a paradise island, attracting thousands of tourists each year. During the last two decades this sector has undergone a rapid development making it one of the most important pilla
The purpose of this study is to highlight the importance of risk management in everyday changing business environments; the study emphasizes how the strategies of risk management work, and are implemented within the whole business world, especially in the Indian Banking industry.
The objective of this dissertation is to review and critical evaluation of alternative valuation methods complimentary to the Standard Discount Cash Flow model and the impact on management decisions w
Conflicts of Corporate Governance Affecting Firm Performance
Corporate governance as a topic of interest in academic literature dates back to the work of Berle and Means (1932) and till recently, eff
Senior and Fleming (2006) consider change as essential for an organisation. Change can be defined as the event that occurs when passing from one state or phase to another, in essence becoming differen
Liquidity was found to be one of the most important unresolved problems in the field of corporate finance (Brealy and Myers, 1996). In addition, the same studies found that the liquidity management wa
Relationship marketing is high-touch, person-to-person communication. And it is the most powerful and time-consuming marketing technique. The philosophy or foundation of relationship marketing is the
The study examined the relationship between determinants of dividend payout ratios from the context of a developing country like Pakistan. The primary objective of this thesis is to find out whether numerous factors influence the dividend payout ratio of Sugar Sector in Pakistan.
This research studies the relation between traditional finance and behavioural Finance. This study is an attempt to understand whether investors always follow traditional finance perspective or catch by their own beliefs or trial and error behaviour.
The purpose of this paper is to reflect on various personal experiences I have had in my professional career to date, where I was involved in different relationships between various stakeholders in th
Literature Review:
Corporate governance covers various different but related economic issues or variables in its definition. According to Shleifer and Vishny (1997) in The Journal of Finance, “C
There are many topics in environment international finance in which decision are make, the basic factor is currency value which is related to central bank, foreign exchange market, economic and political motivations.
In the current globalised economy, mergers and acquisitions are being progressively more used the world over, for increasing competitiveness of companies through gaining better market share, expansion
The 1990s featured the most intense period of mergers and acquisitions in U.S. economic history. This period is now recognized as the fifth merger wave in U.S. history. Merger waves are periods of unu

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