Case Study 1: Banc One Corporation Asset and Liability Management Gizem Akkan So basically, the main problem Banc One Corporation has falling share prices as it is written from a 48 ¾ to 36 ¾ in April 1993. The basic reason behind this decline is that its exposure to derivative securities. This decline in share prices raises concerns among the Banc One’s Investors as well as its analysts since they are uncomfortable with huge amount of derivative usage particularly swaps. They think they are not able to measure risks they exposed so this create uncertainity about the firm’s financial stability. However, some belive as Dick Lodge, firm’s chief investment officer, said especially swaps were attractive investments which were lowering bank’s …show more content…
Another action should be taken is that they should change acquisitions structure since companies they acquired are also asset sensitive so it makes sense to even stop acquisitions to prevent being asset sensitive. Basically, fixed- rate assets should be used instead of swaps to eliminate asset sensivity. To gain trust of market, Banc One Corporation should educate its analyts and investors about usage of swaps so that perception to riskiness of swaps could be changed in a good way as well as more disclosure is needed for this. Indeed, usage of swaps basically has many advantages. Since, swaps durations are shorter than many fixed- rated investments, usage of swaps improves liquidty of firms meaning campanies would raise cash easily when they need it using swaps because of the short- term structure of them. The other advantage of the swaps is that they are off-balance- sheet transactions meaning they aren’t appear any financial statements either asset or liability just swaps entered spesified as note et the end of the any financial statements which improves the profitability of the firms as well as capital ratios such as return on equity, return on assets which are the main ratios measure firms’ financial performance in income statements. Furthermore, swaps reduce the capital needed to meet requlatory …show more content…
They tracked their mark to market exposure to each counterparty so that they could measure risk and limit counterparty exposure when they needed it. Beucase of these policies Banc One managed its counterparty risk all the time. Also they were trying to be prudent and transperant as much as they can so that perception of usage of derivate could be understood better. Even some analyts wrote about this issue pointing out that since swaps are new financial instruments it is inevitable investors to be risk averse about the swaps. They also stated that Banc One’s use of swaps has been prudent. Another point is important here that Banc One was very trasparent about swaps they disclousered, every single swap they enterered were footnoted in the financial
The American sub-prime mortgage crisis and asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) crisis happened in Canada had huge negative impacts on the financial industry. With the bankruptcy of several major banks in North America, investors lost their faith in financial institutions and were not willing to invest their assets to those financial institutions because of extremely high risks. As a competitive player in the industry, Goodwin also faced this threat and had poor performance. Internal Analysis Strength: Goodwin was a well-diversified company with six divisions in different but related market segments.
BUL 2241- Module14 - Edward Olford 1. Because there was more than one owner, a sole proprietorship was not appropriate. A general partnership would lead to individual member liability: Since the deli failed, this would have subjected the partners to significant personal liability. A limited liability company, closely held corporation, or S corporation would both protect owners from personal financial liability. As the deli failed, this would be a benefit.
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Altering Financial Statements Major companies with extensive operations such as Chesapeake Energy have several areas in which their financial statements can be altered intentionally. This can be due to issues such as motivation of employees, opportunities that may arise, and rationalizations individuals make for such actions. One area in which individuals may alter such financial information relates to understating expenses to boost profits. There are several reasons to commit such fraud and report overstated profits. Staff members may be under pressure by higher level management by standards set in the beginning of the year, in addition, bonuses and compensation packages may solely depend on profits for the year.
The liquidity in the shadow banking system is ensured by contingent lines of credit and tail-risk insurance in the form of wraps, guarantees or credit default swaps (CDS) provided by the private sector – commercial banks and insurance companies. Such liquidity enhancement forms allow shadow banks to issue highly-rated short-term liabilities and expand lending. However, stability of the shadow banking system and stable credit intermediation to a great extent rely on the solvency of private liquidity providers. According to Gorton & Metrick (2010) two methods can be successful for regulating the shadow banks, namely, strict guidelines on collateral and government guaranteed insurance.
Decades of corporate greed, personal misconduct with risk taking eroded trust in corporate decision-making has resulted in the lack of confidence by stakeholders in American corporations. Restoring trust requires that the board of directors comply with requirements for greater accountability and transparency. Directors are legally bound, as stated by the Delaware Supreme Court, as fiduciaries are owing duties of care and loyalty, due care, and good faith the stakeholders and the wider society. Recent case law affirms that the duty of loyalty requires boards to act in good faith. The Sarbanes- Oxley Act and the Dodd–Frank Act require that directors protect the interests of the company and its stockholders, and refrain from risky decisions
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Long SSNC, Price Target $49, 46% Upside, 24% IRR Over 3 Years. Summary Value accretive roll-up company that buys assets at ~11x EBITDA pre-synergy, ~7x EBITDA post-synergy, that is trading at trough multiple. SSNC has a decent runway of organic growth driven by 3rd party private equity FA and regulatory demand.
Theories, Concepts, and Blockchain in real life Deloitte estimates the value of global transactions at $26 trillion annually with billions of dollars in fees, and the systems that facilitate this volume of payments are inefficient, antiquated, and incapable of satisfying worldwide demand (Elison). Greater efficiencies combined with heighten care for consumer experience is where the impact of competition will be felt. Traditional firms have real concerns around the prospects they may lose control as the collision of digital technology increases. Accenture has estimated that the biggest investment banks could save $10bn by using blockchain technology to improve the efficiency of clearing and settlement. The first place there will be impact