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    the circumstances of all shares are subscribed. Issuing new shares to public will dilute the proportional ownership of the company. It also will dilute the voting right of the current shareholders. It also will give much more voting right to the outsiders. Issuing shares to public might also hurt the current shareholders’ loyalty. There also some potential risk the company need to face in this proposal. The first one is the fluctuations of the market price‚ if the market price goes down under $38

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    ABSTRACT: This study scrutinize the impact of right issue on earning per share and market price per share during 2009-10 of 10 public limited companies listed on Bombay Stock Exchange. Right shares are those shares which are issued to existing shareholders. According to section 81 of Indian company act 1956‚ “Company can issue right shares only after the two years of creation of company or one year of first issue of shares whichever is earlier." The result divulges that EPS of 2 companies out of

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    AGENCY Reciprocal Duties of Agent and Principal (20-39) Community Counseling Service Need for non-competition clause in contract – but must be careful not to violate public policy What is the duty of a party to the firm when he is planning to leave but hasn’t yet left? You cannot seek out firm’s clients while you are still working there Hamburger Did not solicit clients’ business while he was still their employ Anderson Rule: categorical – fiduciary duty obliges the fiduciary to act in the

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    International Financial Economics: Case 1 Case 1: NEC Electronics Faas Gelens 10034714 Tanguy Wagenaar 10243690 Tom Hayje 10025332 Guoxiao Xia 10825746 Daan Sliepenbeek 10834990 1 Corporate Strategy and Business Development Question 1A Characteristics Kereitsu Definition Kereitsu: set of companies with interlocking business relationships and shareholdings. Two kinds of Keiretsus Horizontal: Vertical: -  Set up around a Japanese bank -  Group of companies within horizontal Keirersu -  Company

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    Ethical Dilemas

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    possible. The first step in resolving the issue would be to indentify who the stakeholders are and how might this issue affect them. The primary stakeholder in this issue are: The shareholders: any important information that might affect the shareholder’s profits or values of the company involves the shareholder. VP of Human Resources: Because Gayle feels harrass by the flowers being sent to her‚ HR will be involve at one point or another. Director of Sales: This is Gayle’s supervisor

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    Shares

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    Below are the different types of share capital of a company:- Preference Shares‚ Ordinary Shares‚ Deferred Shares‚ Redeemable Shares and Share Warrants to Bearer. Preference Shares are shares which normally entitle the shareholders a priority to receive a fixed rate of dividend out of the profits of the Company (current year only) per annum. Different classes of preference shares may exist. Preference shares are usually cumulative and non-participating. They cannot participate to further

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    11 Richest Men in Kenya

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    The are just 11 but very‚ very rich. Their wealth at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) increased by Sh27 billion in slightly less than 12 months. Mark you‚ that is only wealth in shares listed in their names at the NSE. They have much more in shares not listed in their names‚ but under nominee accounts or through sister companies to ones listed at the stock market. Yet‚ another huge chunk of their wealth is in firms they own but are not quoted at the NSE. It is also worth noting that there

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    M1. Explain the points of view of different stakeholders seeking to influence the aims and objectives of two contrasting organisations. A stakeholder is anyone who is interested in the success of an organisation‚ and often the stakeholders have a large influence on the business’s aims and objectives. In this assignment I will be explaining why stakeholders would be interested in a company’s aims and objectives and why each stakeholder would be interested in my two chosen organisations joining together

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    the financial interest (shares) of a shareholder is protected by law and cannot be taken away except by lawful means such as by court order or by nationalization provided fair and adequate compensation is paid Section 567 of the companies and Allied Matters Act‚(CAMA) 2004 defines a share as: “The interests in a company’s share capital of a member who is entitled to share in the capital or income of such company The interest or ownership of a shareholder in a company is therefore limited only

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    Conrail Case

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    Perspective: Conrail shareholder. 1. Why does CSX want to buy Conrail? How much should CSX be willing to pay? Some of the reasons why CSX wants to buy Conrail are‚ to increase the consolidation in the Railway industry. Further consolidation typically means lower cost for the consolidators fx because economies of scale and synergies and …. A consolidation also results in lower competition inside the industry‚ which typically follows with higher‚ or at least not lower‚ prices and therefore higher

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