There are three categories of financial ratios: liquidity,
solvency, and profitability. Using the SEC data for Macys, found
here:
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/viewer?action=view&cik=794367&accession_number=0000794367-18-000036&xbrl_type=v#
Describe what each category tells the user about the financial
health of a company.
Choose three ratios in each category and describe what the
ratios tell the user about the company.
How are financial ratios used to evaluate a company?
Discuss what the numbers would be compared against for
analysis.
Calculate each ratio for your companies.
What do the ratios...
List at least three major categories of cyber terrorism and/or
information warfare. Among the chosen categories, determine the one
that should be the top priority for the federal government to
address. Provide a rationale to support your response. Among the
different psychological theories, identify at least two that are
relevant to cybercrime. Next, discuss the primary way in which
society or an individual could use the psychological theories that
you have identified to combat cybercrime. Justify your
response.
Meet the SEC: what does the SEC do?
How does it impact the finance industry?
Who can bring lawsuits or criminal charges for violations of
securities laws?
The differences among government
enforcement, criminal charges, and shareholder litigation
What is the “Efficient Market
Hypothesis?”
How did the Supreme Court define an
“investment contract” in Howey?
What kinds of financial arrangements
constitute “securities”?
What are the implications of being a
security?
How do the securities laws balance
investors’ need for information against...
What is a three level performance based compensation stucture
and how does it apply to the 3 levels of administration (managers,
vice presidents and CEO's)
How does the SEC define "materiality"? how does that definition
differ, if at all, form the definition of materiality included in
accounting and auditing standards?
Answer the following in 25 words or moreWhat does it mean when people say, “plan for
retirement”?How should you “plan for retirement”?How does what you learned about stocks, bonds, and
mutual funds benefit retirement plans?Where does your income come from in retirement? How do
you calculate this income for planning purposes?What if you don’t plan for retirement?