B- In light of your study of the course subjects and your readings through the Internet and/or the university e-library, Provide examples from the real world for successful and unsuccessful mergers and acquisitions cases in recent years and state the specific reasons behind their success or failure. (Do not provide general reasons behind success or failure & only one example should be provided for each case).
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B- In light of your study of the course subjects and your readings through the Internet and/or the university e-library, Provide examples from the real world for successful and unsuccessful mergers and acquisitions cases in recent years and state the specific reasons behind their success or failure.
(Do not provide general reasons behind success or failure & only one example should be provided for each case).
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Using data gathered from the text, South University Online Library resources, and websites, create an outline of the entire research paper or internship proposal you will submit for the class.
On the basis of your research, create a 2- to 3-page report:
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The following is some information on the LILAN holdings LTD, a conglomerate of retail, manufacturing, and logistics companies:
Position | Name | Additional Info |
Chairman of the board | Lukas Joseph | The CEO of the company |
Director male | Bongani Joseph | Brother of Lukas |
Director male | Johnny Shapang | Son in law of Bongani |
Director female | Lilian Grade | Director on 3 other boards of retail companies |
Director male | James Haufiku | Respected Community pastor. |
Lawyers | Hambelela Paulus and partners | These are the lawyers of the company. The lawyers own 35% of the shares in LILAN holdings |
Company secretary Auditors | Julian Paulus Every cent matters | Spouse of Hambelela Paulus Every cent matters also provides accounting services to LILAN Holdings |
All the directors and chair serve on the committees which are the audit and remuneration committees.
Please comment on any concerns you may have in terms of Namcode, Companies act and Code of Professional conduct.
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You work in a Finance department and are asked to analyze the economics of an existing jet, which would be retired in four years. A new jet is purchased each time a jet is retired because the CEO travels regularly. If other managers use the existing jet, the company would save $1,000,000 each year on commercial airline flights, however, operating costs (e.g. fuel, maintenance) for the existing jet would be $700,000 greater each year, and the jet would need to be replaced at the end of three years instead of four. Assume the company does not pay taxes. The opportunity cost of capital is 8%. Assume a new jet costs $10 million and has a life of ten years. Assume GE would not allow other managers to use a new jet.
Should the company allow other officers to use the existing jet (i.e. allow managers to use the existing jet for three years, but not use the new jet)?
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You have been hired as a staff accountant by a small company that recently completed an initial public offering (IPO) of its common stock. At its inception, the company had been financed by Pegasus, an investment group. Pegasus had bought a significant amount of the company’s debt (equal to a third of its total assets) in the form of convertible bonds. The stock price has appreciated significant since the IPO, and Pegasus has decided to convert its debt securities into equity, giving Pegasus a 28% stake in the company. Your CEO, Dane Hathaway, argues that this conversion should not be reported on the cash flow statement. “It didn’t involve any cash both way, and it’s not like the structure of our business has changed. We haven’t increased or changed our fixed assets, and we haven’t given anything up.”
Research the appropriate Codification and prepare a business memo explaining whether Dane's reasoning is correct and citing your references.
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At the most recent strategic planning meeting, the board of directors of your company has voted to issue additional stock to raise capital for major expansions for the company in the next five years. The board is considering $5 billion. Take the most recent financial statements and prepare a set of projected financial statements based on the given assumptions. The CEO requests that you prepare a written report (including the financial statements) for her. The company is Starbucks.
Generate a projected income statement based on the given scenario. Analyze the impact on the income statement based on the given scenario.
Generate a projected statement of retained earnings based on the given scenario. Analyze the impact on the statement of retained earnings based on the given scenario.
Generate a projected balance sheet based on the given scenario. Analyze the impact on the balance sheet based on the given scenario.
Generate a projected cash flow statement based on the given scenario. Analyze the impact on the cash flow statement based on the given scenario.
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