Corporate Finance. The Underwriter shall advise the Company regarding the structure of the Certificates and provide sample document forms. Throughout the Offering, the Underwriter shall assist the Company in determining appropriate Certificate interest rates based on current market conditions and the Company's capital goals.
Corporate Finance. Corporate finance, including corporate treasury, financial planning and analysis and corporate accounting, excluding accounting services provided to the hotels as part of Chain Services or the MBS Systems.
Corporate Finance. Corporate Finance includes the general activities and costs such as salaries of the Vice President Corporate Finance, Treasurer and executive assistants, and consulting costs related to financings and insurance. This area also includes the costs and activities associated with the following corporate cost centers:
Corporate Finance. The major activities and costs associated with this corporate cost center include: - General activities and costs to support the corporate finance function. - Evaluation and implementation of optimal capital structures, optimal sources of capital, and the attraction of capital. - Support for investment activities. - Establishment of and preservation of the liquidity. - Establishment and maintenance of relations with the rating agencies, banks, and the fixed income, mezzanine and private equity communities. - Preparation of periodic rating agency presentations.
Corporate Finance. LA SCHOOL/GOVERNING BODY
Corporate Finance. Developing finance strategies to support the short, medium and long-term objectives of the Company.
Corporate Finance. Corporate Finance provides oversight of the budgeting and forecasting processes, investment portfolio management assistance, valuation analysis (including goodwill impairment), stock valuations, acquisition research, financial modeling and assistance with valuing transactions. The expense reimbursement methodology is based on estimated time spent and costs incurred by the applicable Party.
Corporate Finance. The purpose of this course is to give students a thorough understanding of basic financial theory and tools necessary for financial decision making. The course will be an extension of Financial Management. It will look in more detail at a range of topics in financing, including capital structure and dividend policy, raising equity and IPOs. It will investigate the issue of the management of short-term finance. Finally, it will cover some issues of corporate governance, including topics of merger, acquisitions and corporate control. Students will gain a deep understanding on how firm managers make financial decisions, what issues they have to face or what are the right questions they have to ask. In summary, it helps students to understand what financial managers do and why Course Outline The course will first start by introducing the capital structure, mainly the composition of debt and equity and how they affect the value of a firm. Then we shall learn the different long-term measures that the firm gets the financial sources, specifically, the debt financing and equity financing. These financial sources will be repaid to the shareholders under certain policies. Hence, we will briefly analyze the firm’s payout policies and see how different policies will affect the firm’s value and investorÿs incentives. Next, we look at the short-term finance to see how a firm manages its net working capital that may also affect the firm’s value. After learning the firm’s financing strategies, we can exercise some financial analysis on the existing companies. A series of presentations will be organized and evaluated. Finally, we shall introduce some interesting and special topics such as the merger and acquisition. The topics covered are: 1. Introduction 2. Capital structure: Basic 3. MM proposition I and II, Taxes 4. Limits to the Use of Debt: Bankruptcy cost
Corporate Finance a. Convertible Debt Financings, if any. Copies of any indentures, securities purchase agreements, convertible securities and related documents. [ ] b. Lease financings, including leveraged, synthetic and other off-balance sheet transactions. "X" = Previously provided "H" = Provided herewith "I" = Inapplicable X/H/I -----
Corporate Finance. Service Description - recommends, coordinates and administers all financial decisions affecting GPE and its subsidiaries, including capital structure, financings, investments and dividends; manages enterprise-wide risk; assists Investor Relations in educating and updating the financial community on financial matters relating to GPE and its subsidiaries.
