Essays on Finance

Introduction: Commonwealth Bank Australia is associated with corporate bodies to commit to their working strategies to provide the customers with fulfilling experience of their financial needs and requirements. CBA strives to become a better on ground and provide the customers an easy and hassle-free banking experience, by practicing and implementing new laws and regulations, to...

Corporate Finance Theory Leverage measures Leverage measures, allow for financial managements to identify if they are meeting their financial obligations. This therefore needs to be measured with either market valued balance sheets or book balance sheets. The correct measure in the right measuring principle is the ratio which is derived from the market value balance...

Debt is the amount of money which is owed by one party to another. There are different kind of debts. Debt can be in either way good or bad. Sometimes it gets complicated and sometimes it changes people’s life with the correct use of money. Since population is increasing day by day more people are...

In the introduction of the paper the authors recognize that there have been studies relating to the benefits mature firms receive when having venture capitalist on their boards. (Hassan et al. 2018, p.125). So instead Hassan et al. decided to ask the question “Do venture capital firms benefit from a presence on boards of directors...

Introduction Stijn Van Puyelde, Ralf Caers, Cind Du Bois, Marc jaegers non-profit and voluntary sector 41(3), 431-451,2012 This article provides a brief knowledge about stakeholder theory on the governance and management of nonprofit organizations. A stakeholder is a person who makes a claim on an organization’s, attention, resource, or any output or those who are...

Contemporary Developments in FinTech Represent a Revolution in the History of Finance Introduction Financial technology, or FinTech, is the transformation of traditional banking financial services. This provides cutting edge innovation, to provide consumers more efficient and customer-driven financial markets. It embodies modernism by promoting new market entrants, as well as established institutions and firms that...

Corporate Finance What is the Pecking Order Theory? The Pecking Order Theory, otherwise called the Pecking Order Model, identifies with an institute’s investment arrangement. Made famous by Stewart Myers and Nicolas Majluf in 1984, the hypothesis expresses that superiors follow a chain of importance when thinking about wellsprings of financing. The pecking order theory expresses...

The world of finance is such a crucial and significant factor in our everyday lives. From the banks to giant corporations, finance plays a vital part in the stability and growth of the economy. Finance also intertwines heavily with economics, credit and liquidity provision helps fuel many aspects of economic activity. Credit allows businesses and...

Introduction There are more than 582 million entrepreneurs in the world, according to the latest Global Entrepreneurship Monitor report (2017). This figure shows the ever-growing influence of entrepreneurship on the marketplace in economies worldwide. Entrepreneurs can, however, be classified into two categories which are entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs. The former are business people who set...

When asked why I like finance, I realized that it is all down to my personality. Being an outgoing and inquisitive person, I always have a sense of curiosity towards surrounding which makes me believe that curiosity is the key to knowledge and to improve. My interest in finance stemmed from a charity business I...