Essays on Corporate Finance

Purpose of the paper Current financial literature assumes that operational cash transactions obtained on the ground from leasing or ownership are based on tax incentives for corporate leasing policy. This paper suggests that taxes are important in identifying potential tenants and analysts, but less important…

The lack of ability to record certain types of intangible assets like customer loyalty, brand value and human capital id the major and the most obvious grounds for the distinction of the market vs. book value of equity. These assets like human capital, brand value…

Neluns is a blockchain backed financial outfit that that comes with a bank that will enable token holders access both digital coins and traditional money. However, it also comes with a digital asset changer and an insurance company which wraps it up as a complete…

Measuring CFPCFP can be measured using various indicators that can be broadly categorized as ‘Accounting-Based Indicators’ and ‘Market-Based Indicators’. Use of accounting standards to measure Corporate Financial Position of a company comes with its own set of drawbacks. ‘Accounting-Based Indicators’ belong to a traditional school…

Customer exploitation, the term is becoming more important nowadays as the world continues to buy and consume. Nowadays we buy a wide variety of products and most are bought from firms such as Google, Apple etc. In this day and age these firms have turned…

FINACIAL POLICY FOR THE INSURANCE BROKERAGE COMPANY Debt Management Refers to an unofficial agreement with unsecured creditors for repayment of debts over a specific time period. Insurance broker should have a system that generate the supportive document, in this case we should have system called…

Corporate finance is the portion of finance and accounting that deals with the tools and data surrounding financial decisions for a company. In particular, there are specific portions of corporate finance that are necessary to determine the best course of action in a given financial…

The following article describes that firm’s competitive advantage depends on successful market and non-market strategies. Mayer states that market strategies are long term strategy with specific goal leading to advantage while non market strategy are based on social and political ways to achieve goals. It…

Small and medium enterprises are a vital part of every countries economy and on average, SME credit accounts for 13% of GDP in developed countries, whereas for developing it stands at 3%. According to Beck et al. (2005a), the relative size of SME sector has…

The study ended up by soliciting several YDF stakeholders’ observations and views on the development of the program in order to improve youth’s economic accomplishments in the study area. The respondents saw YDF as a significant and vital initiative to support youth development in Zambia….