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    has been ranked among the top companies in Malaysia as well as in Asia. The values of sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) have been embedded in the company vision, core values, policy statement and work practices across its global operations. IOIC vision is “to be a leading corporation in our core businesses by providing products and services of superior values and by sustaining consistent long-term growth in…

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    the country's financial system. The state bank of Pakistan was establish on 1948 by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. As Karachi is the financial heart of Pakistan thus the headquarter of State bank of Pakistan is also located in Karachi. FUNCTIONS OF STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN The SBP not only regulates the the banking sector but it is also the lander of the last resort along with being the advice to the Government of Pakistan. There are a number of functions related of the financial sector of…

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    to Chicago in 1887. (http://www.searsarchives.com/history/) In 1893, after the partnership of Richard Sears and Alvah C. Roebuck, Sears, Roebuck and Company was formed. Unfortunately, due to personal conflicts and differing opinions pertaining to financial risks, the partnership ended and Sears returned back…

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    This section will present a framework to be a guideline of theoretical elements for the empirical analysis of liquidity risk and stock return. There are a few literature from variety researchers had done the analytical framework, thus some important models from researchers will be useful in this study Pastor, L. & Stambaugh, R. F. (2003), was used those variables to investigate the liquidity risk and expected stock returns, also realized that the average return on stocks with high sensitivities…

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    the organization should maximize its assets capacity to expand the business that would generate larger revenue and increase shareholder’s wealth. It reflects to the extent that Ayala Land has more invested on real estate than Megaworld in these financial ratios. Liquidity Ratio Summary Using two liquidity ratios, the results have shown that Megaworld has more current assets to pay for its short term debts than Ayala Land. Megaworld can pay twice as much as Ayala Land for every P1.00 debt.…

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    Target Breach Case Study

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    mistrust the firm and its complacent-sounding promises. 2. What is the responsibility of each stakeholder group in the breach? Commercial stakeholders have the responsibility to guard the brand, net profits and upcoming revenue from unpredicted financial exposure. Fiduciary stakeholders have a responsibility to guarantee reasonable care is taken to accomplish the nature and level of cyber exposure faced by the organization and its customers. Exposure management stakeholders have the…

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    Tire City Inc. Case Study

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    Tire City Inc. is a retail automotive distributor in northwestern United States. The company was rapidly growing with 10 different shops, throughout the U.S. Jack Martin, Chief Financial Officer of Tire City, was preparing for a meeting with the bank, he is requesting a bank grant for a five year loan for an expansion of the companies warehouse. At the end of 1995 had $23,505,000 in sales and had $1,190,000 in net income. During the past three years sales have grown 20% compounded annually. This…

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    Case Study: Finish Line

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    Finish Line has many competitive advantages over other companies such as premium and exclusive products, great inventory productivity, and the ability to expand the business. Finish Line successfully completed their real estate expansion plan, opening 58 new stores and remodeling 27 existing stores while closing four under-performing stores. By opening more stores in malls with high population density throughout the country, Finish Line was able to increase visibility and traffic for their…

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    achieved via sales commissions for profits. Madoff sought out well-known individuals as investors and was known to provide his services to the ‘elite’. The fraudulent activity was the manipulation of financials, failure to register as an investment firm with the SEC and repetitive fraudulent financial reporting that lead to the investigation and prosecution of Madoff and those involved in his Ponzi scheme. Madoff’s Ponzi scheme resulted in billions of dollars lost in investments. (Ferrell,…

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    place. Pratt started to require more documentation from peddlers and updated an automated scale system. Moreover, Pratt strengthened its monitoring process and adopted other internal control methods. Also, Pratt gradually eliminated the practice of purchasing scrap from peddlers. The paper studies the fraud prevention and detection techniques Pratt can implement to combat fraud, such as automation of system, segregation of duties and scrutiny in vendor accounts. The paper concludes that strong…

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