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Capital markets in Malaysia: Corporate finance, investment management, banking and corporate governance

Ariff, Mohamed; Shamsher, Mohamad; Taufiq, Hassan; … - 2008

-felt wish by teachers- even though they use textbooks with international focus- to teach Finance courses at tertiary … institutions with increasingly more and more local content in accounting, banking and finance subjects. The professionals, who make … markets as a ready source of peer-reviewed materials on Finance. …

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Shareholder distribution choices for industrial companies listed on the JSE : share buybacks versus dividends

Bester, P. G. - 2008

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Repurchasing of shares by South African companies were legalised on 1 July 1999.This introduced an alternative to dividends for distributing cash to shareholders.Although dividends and share repurchases realise the same value in a perfect efficientmarket, the inefficiencies of...

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The effect of the changing economical environment on the capital structure of South African listed industrial firms

Mans, Nadia - 2010

ENGLISH ABSTRACT:The determinants of capital structure form an important part of the finance profession … rate, repo rate, inflation rate, exchange rates and thetax rate when conducting finance decisions, since these factors … whenconducting finance decisions. …

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Relationship between corporate governance and firm performance : an African perspective

Kyereboah-Coleman, Anthony - 2007

firms with larger institutional shareholding employ fewer outside directors. Firms in the finance sector were seen to employ …

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Cash-flow tells a story : how can cash-flow patterns assist analysts in investigating a company's financial health?

Steyn Bruwer, Wilma; Hamman, Willie - 2008

Cash has been called the lifeblood ofa business. A company’s ability togenerate cash from its activities is acritical determinant of its survivaland growth. Moreover, companiesthat consume cash consistently are on the wayto disaster.This makes the cash-flow statement a vital setof information...

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Development of a model to predict financial distress of companies listed on the JSE

Muller, Grant Henri - 2008

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: To date, there has been significant research completed on the topic of corporate financial distress. Two pioneering researchers in the field of predicting financial distress was Beaver in 1966 and Altman in 1968. More recent research, based on companies listed on the JSE has...

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Evaluating value based financial performance measures

Erasmus, Petrus Daniel - 2008

The primary financial objective of a firm is the maximisation of its shareholders’value. A problem faced by the shareholders of a firm is that it is difficult to determinethe effect of management decisions on the future share returns of the firm.Furthermore, it may be necessary to implement...

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Study of McCormick & Company Inc.

Frankel, Marc - 2007

Advisor: Susan Vowels

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Strategic analysis of Daimler Chrysler

Duckworth, Lauren - 2007

Daimler Chrysler is an international auto manufacturing company. DaimlerChrysler was formed in 1998 when Daimler Benz merged with the Chrysler Corporation.This merger launched the company into an international powerhouse. Currently, DaimlerChrysler has products in over 200 countries on six...

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The debt maturity structure decision

Brick, Ivan Elliot - 1978

Thesis--Columbia University.

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