Digital asset management

The above figure represents the percentage of three elements that effect both Red and Blue Ocean strategies. These elements are business lunches in the new market and existing industry, the revenue impact and how this revenue generated in each ocean; last element is the profit generation. In addition, it seems that the profit gained from the blue ocean which is (61%) is greater than (39%) for the red ocean. However, there are many industry prefer to establish industry using red ocean (86%) as it…

demerger and whether the synergies were attained or not. Merger is an amalgamation of 2 companies such that one company retains its corporate existence and the other one loses it corporate existence. The survivor company inherits the liabilities and assets of the other one. In effect one company completely absorbs the other one and assumes all the privileges and liabilities of the merged corporation. A merger may be also be understood in simpler terms as: M Mixing E Entities R Recourses…

Concept of Working capital management Working capital management according to Smith (1987) is significant and affects mutually liquidity and profitability of the business. It includes forecasting and monitoring current assets and current liabilities in a way that reduces the risk of lack of ability to meet due short term debts on the one hand and prevent extreme investment in these assets on the other hand (Eljelly, 2004). Lamberson (1995) said that working capital management has become one of…

patients. The return on assets ration (ROA), is a profitability ratio that measures the net income produced by the total assets during a period by comparing net income to the average total assets. The ROA will help measures how efficiently the organization is managing their assets Running Head: Operating Ratios 3 to produce a profit over a period of time. The ratio will help the organizations management and investor see how well the organization converts their investment in assets into profit,…

entity's use of its resources in operating the business and generating profit. The income under this method can include factors acquired in a previous period but used in the present one. Under this concept, only changes and events under the control of management that results…

sufficient financial resources to meet our obligations as they fall due."(WestJet, 2015). With reference to Appendix 1 and 2, and investigating the relationship between the airline 's current assets and liabilities, over the past few years, WestJet has displayed the ability to pay its current debts using assets that can be easily converted to cash in the near term. WestJet has been able to maintain a ratio that is higher than 1.0 and higher than the industry average, which suggests that 's they…

important to identify the differences in both reporting and application of the deferred asset and liability that are created. Income tax expense for Adidas and Under Armour were 353M Euro and 154M Dollars (34% and 40% of EBIT respectively). This large expense and its corresponding balance sheet complements have a major impact on key ratios. One major difference is the classification of the Deferred Tax Asset and Liability. Under US GAAP, these are classed as either current or non-current while…

Orion Culbertson Benjamin Lozanzo PLSI 106 December 13, 2017 The most likely state of the economy in 2035 is represented mostly by the things Thomas Piketty discusses in his article, “Capital in the Twenty First Century”. I’ll start by analyzing what he wrote in the context of today as well as how it will continue to apply for the next eighteen years. First off, it’s important to understand how political wealth distribution is. Issues surrounding the subject and what’s done about it are heavily…

• Profitability is vital not only for the value of the business, but also to its management and shareholder. Implementation activities related to the concept The implementation of the activities of the concept of profitability varies from firm to firm. According to Erik M. van Raaij, Maarten J.A. Vernooij, Sander van Triest (2003), the…

INTRODUCTION The definition of financial literacy by Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is “combination of financial knowledge, financial behavior and financial attitude necessary to make sound financial decisions and ultimately achieve individual well-being”. Financial literacy is helpful for an individual since it improves the understanding level of financial matters which ultimately helps them in processing financial information and also helps in making informed…