Digital asset management

BASF Analysis I. BASF – Vertical Analysis To begin with, at the income statement the Cost of sales had a stable percentage among 2012-2015, but in 2016 had a slight decrease and as a result the percentage of gross profit was higher (31.77). However, the increasing percentage of net profit is not proportionate as high as the gross profit because it fluctuates from 6,68 % to 7,05% in 2012 to 2016 respectively. We could accept that it is due to a relevant increase of operating expenses such us…

balance sheet is a financial statement that shows the assets (what the company owns), liabilities (what the company owes) and equity (stockholders contributions plus retained earnings or losses) of an institution at a given point in time. The balance sheet formula is: Assets = liabilities + shareholder’s equity. The balance sheet formula of a bank is: Bank Assets = Bank liabilities + Bank’s capital The difference between the two is the way assets and liabilities are recorded and on the…

Financial statements such as income statements, cash flow statements, and balance sheets are reports which companies use to report financial information to the public and stock holders (Pride, Hughes and Kapoor, 2015). These financial documents enable the public and prospective investors informative on the financial viability of the company. Additionally, these statements assist potential investors in knowing how the senior executives are managing the company’s resources. Unfortunately for…

financial stability of The Walt Disney Company and Dave & Buster’s Entertainment, Inc. Methods of analysis include trend, ratios such as debt, current and quick ratios. Other calculations include rates of return on shareholder’s equity and total assets and earnings per share to name a few. All calculations can be found in the appendixes. Results of the data analyzed show that most of the ratios for both of the companies are within the industry averages. In particular, the ebitda was…

in fixed asset as a component of total asset. Tangible assets are broadly accepted determinants of capital structure because fixed assets provide security to the capital provider by directing a claim against capital erosion. Information asymmetry between borrowers and firms increases the agency cost of debt which can be reduced by using adequate tangible assets that may serve as collateral to issue debt (Jensen & Meckling, 1976). This is obvious because firms with greater tangible assets are…

Value, also known as fundamental Value, is the investor’s perception of the actual value of a company or asset. The intrinsic value may or may not be equal to the current market value of an asset. It is used by investors who want to buy stock and other assets at a discount. ARTICLE TITLE: INTRINSIC VALUE CONTENT Intrinsic Value An Intrinsic Value is the value of a company, stock, dividends or assets with less focus on the market price. It is the difference between a stock price and a strike…

portfolio rather than a firm doing it for them if the shareholder genuinely wants to reduce risk in his portfolio. c) Control: In the current scenario Nero’s management has only 30% control over the company in form of shares. If the merger takes place ICI will be taking control over Nero’s management. But ICI is also willing to retain the management of Nero if they agree to the merger. Although ICI may have less control in…

Question 1: Assess the attractiveness of the Telecommunication Industry in 1998? (50%) According to Michael E. Porter’s five forces of analysis we can obtain the opportunities, threats and profitability in Telecommunication Industry. o THREAT OF NEW MARKET ENTRANT. • In 1998 Telecommunication Industry was duopolistic. Manipulated by Eircell (now 02) and Esat Digifone (now Vodafone). Even though Eircell had more market share both the companies enjoyed benefits, profitability and growth in the…

Retail Case Study Mohan Kumar .B 1. Introduction: 1.1 Problem Statement: Khajana Bank has been facing the loss in business revenue from loan portfolio. Accounts to which loans have been issued to their client and then who might payback the loan EMI on regular basis (within 30 days). If he doesn’t payback pending amount in 30 days then these may further shift to default as well. It is vital for the bank to track such transitions (from current to 30 days delinquent) in order to evade delinquency…

closer look at other asset accounts and review for…