Shaikh Zubair has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from DAVV Indore Degree College from 2009. He has over 5 years of work experience in sales roles at Venky's Frozen Foods and Bangur Bhanu Farms in Indore. His hobbies include playing cricket and football and he has basic computer and internet skills.
Op 14 november 2014 richten Jimmy Geurts en Gwendolyn Rutten de bvba Geurts-Rutten op.
Volgens de eerste jaarrekening (gepubliceerd op 2 september 2016) houdt de bvba 92,45 % van de aandelen van Bed & Barista aan.
Die laatste vennootschap overkoepelt de koffiezaak van de heer Geurts in Aarschot. In 2015 werd een verlies geleden.
http://www.slideshare.net/thierrydebels/koffiezaak-mijnheer-gwendolyn-rutten-in-rode-cijfers
Dat verlies komt uiteraard ook tot uiting in de bvba Geurts-Rutten. Door dat verlies is het eigen vermogen eind 2015 zelfs negatief.
El documento describe dos tipos de endosos de cheques: endosos en blanco, donde el tenedor firma el reverso del cheque transmitiéndolo sin especificar a quién, y endosos a favor de persona determinada, donde el tenedor especifica en el reverso a qué persona está endosando el cheque.
This document contains a summary of Namig Osmanov's resume. It lists his contact information, work history as a senior drilling engineer for 12+ years, areas of expertise, education, and skills. He has extensive international experience working in Azerbaijan, Russia, Malaysia, and other countries. His most recent role was as a senior well drilling engineer for Schlumberger in Malaysia.
Shaikh Zubair has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from DAVV Indore Degree College from 2009. He has over 5 years of work experience in sales roles at Venky's Frozen Foods and Bangur Bhanu Farms in Indore. His hobbies include playing cricket and football and he has basic computer and internet skills.
Op 14 november 2014 richten Jimmy Geurts en Gwendolyn Rutten de bvba Geurts-Rutten op.
Volgens de eerste jaarrekening (gepubliceerd op 2 september 2016) houdt de bvba 92,45 % van de aandelen van Bed & Barista aan.
Die laatste vennootschap overkoepelt de koffiezaak van de heer Geurts in Aarschot. In 2015 werd een verlies geleden.
http://www.slideshare.net/thierrydebels/koffiezaak-mijnheer-gwendolyn-rutten-in-rode-cijfers
Dat verlies komt uiteraard ook tot uiting in de bvba Geurts-Rutten. Door dat verlies is het eigen vermogen eind 2015 zelfs negatief.
El documento describe dos tipos de endosos de cheques: endosos en blanco, donde el tenedor firma el reverso del cheque transmitiéndolo sin especificar a quién, y endosos a favor de persona determinada, donde el tenedor especifica en el reverso a qué persona está endosando el cheque.
This document contains a summary of Namig Osmanov's resume. It lists his contact information, work history as a senior drilling engineer for 12+ years, areas of expertise, education, and skills. He has extensive international experience working in Azerbaijan, Russia, Malaysia, and other countries. His most recent role was as a senior well drilling engineer for Schlumberger in Malaysia.
Alexander Daniel Gonzalez completed a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Finance at Griffith University. Over the course of his undergraduate degree, he completed various courses in areas such as accounting, finance, economics, and business law. His transcript shows he received credit for prior courses completed at Queensland Institute of Business and Technology. Gonzalez maintained a high grade point average of 5.83 throughout his degree.
- Qantas is the largest airline in Australia, transporting over 49 million passengers annually to 38 countries. It employs over 30,000 people, 93% of which are Australian.
- A SWOT analysis found Qantas' strengths outweigh its weaknesses, with opportunities in new international destinations outweighing threats like rising fuel costs and increased competition.
- A dividend discount model valuation of Qantas found the stock to be undervalued at its current price, suggesting it is a buy.
Alexander Gonzalez was granted membership of the Griffith Business School Academic Excellence Society in 2016. The document certifies Gonzalez's membership and is signed by Professor Debra Henly, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) of Griffith University, and Professor Ross Guest, Dean (Learning & Teaching) of Griffith Business School.
Alexander Gonzalez earned a Certificate of Achievement on October 14th, 2014 for successfully completing the course "Food, Nutrition & Your Health" with a final score of 90%. He passed all module assessments in Basic Nutrition, Dietary Intake, Eating Disorders, and Healthful Nutrition.
Alexander Gonzalez earned a Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing a course in Financial Planning. He achieved a final score of 95% by passing assessments in modules on working as a financial adviser, client relationships, the financial planning process, and investment fundamentals. The certificate was issued on October 14th, 2014.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course on diagnosing the financial health of businesses by October 14th, 2014. He passed individual modules on the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and assessing financial performance, achieving scores ranging from 60% to 100% and an overall final score of 83%.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in project management principles by October 14th, 2014, earning a final score of 78%. The certificate details that he passed modules on project overview, concept and development phases, and project execution and finishing, scoring between 70-90% on each.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in Sports and Recreation Management by October 14th, 2014, earning an overall score of 88%. He passed individual modules on introducing the industry, leading and managing people, managing organizational risks, and planning and providing sessions, scoring between 70-100% on each.
This certificate of achievement recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in financial literacy by October 14th, 2014, earning a final score of 98%. The certificate details that he passed all assessments and modules, scoring perfectly on finding your financial direction, following a money plan, and avoiding financial pitfalls, and 90% on preparing for financial management.
This unofficial transcript is for Alexander Daniel Gonzalez and documents his academic record pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a major in Finance at Griffith University. It shows he received transfer credits for courses completed at Queensland Institute of Business and Technology and lists the courses taken in his first and second semesters at Griffith University in 2016, with grades ranging from 5 to 10. His program GPA and undergraduate GPA are both 6.00 out of 10.
The document discusses the key roles of the financial system, including facilitating the flow of funds between those with surpluses and deficits, providing financial instruments and markets to enable transactions, managing risks through tools like insurance, and improving market efficiency. It also notes that while financial market opening can provide benefits, some Asian countries were more impacted by the global financial crisis due to opening capital accounts before fully developing domestic financial systems.
The financial system allows the flow of funds from savers (surplus spending units) to borrowers (deficit spending units) through financial institutions. It does this by facilitating financial claims like loans and equity investments between these units. The system also enables settlement of transactions through payment systems like banks, ATMs, and EFTPOS. Additionally, it provides information to market participants to make informed investment decisions through credit rating agencies, and allows risks to be transferred and managed through insurance and derivatives. Maintaining an efficient financial system is important for allocating funds to their highest uses and integrating economies, though some countries were less affected by the global financial crisis due to more calibrated financial liberalization.
Alexander Gonzalez is seeking an entry-level accounting position. He has a Diploma in Commerce and is currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance. He has work experience in administrative, secretary, and logistics management roles in Spain. His education includes a Diploma in Commerce with high honors and short courses in financial literacy and project management. He is fluent in Spanish and English and proficient in Microsoft Office programs.
The document is a group assignment cover sheet and research assignment on Qantas' financial statements submitted by three Griffith University students. It discusses:
1) Qantas' compliance with accounting standards in presenting expenses by nature in the statements, except for cost of sales which is presented by function.
2) Accounting for income tax, noting deferred tax assets and liabilities.
3) Accounting for business combinations and consolidating subsidiaries in Qantas' financial statements.
4) Treatment of associates and joint ventures in Qantas' statements using the equity method.
This document compares the financial performance of ANZ Bank and Commonwealth Bank (CBA) in 2015 based on analysis of their annual reports and key financial ratios. It finds that while CBA outperformed ANZ in terms of profitability, as measured by its higher return on equity ratio of 17.75% compared to ANZ's 14.08%, further analysis of additional financial ratios is needed to understand the drivers of each bank's performance. It analyzes various ratios related to profitability, expenses, assets, interest rates, and efficiency and concludes that overall CBA's performance was better than ANZ's in 2015 due to factors such as higher financial leverage and return on assets as well as better management of earnings and expenses.
University students plagiarize for various reasons, including different social norms where they come from, heavy workloads that lead to poor time management, and lack of skills like unfamiliarity with citation conventions. Those without proficiency in the language of instruction may plagiarize unintentionally due to language barriers. Academics emphasize ethics because plagiarism damages universities' reputations, and it is important for guidelines to educate unintentional plagiarists but also penalize deliberate violations.
This document contains an essay analyzing the management approach of AirAsia. It begins with an introduction stating that AirAsia uses a contingency management approach to address business issues as they occur rather than using a rigid system. The next section discusses how AirAsia aims to be flexible to meet customer needs using a balance of internal and external factors. It shows how AirAsia applies some classical and behavioral management approaches, such as minimizing costs, maximizing resources, and maintaining employee motivation and integration. The conclusion restates that AirAsia's contingency approach connects internal and external factors for success. It also includes a SWOT analysis of AirAsia's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
This document is an essay outline for a paper about leadership changes at Sony. It includes an introduction noting Sony's decline due to competitors and the hiring of Howard Stringer as CEO. The outline then discusses issues with Stringer's leadership, specifically his lack of experience in software and inability to communicate effectively in Japanese. It analyzes Stringer's leadership in relation to the Hersey-Blanchard situational leadership model. The conclusion states that Sony needed improvements that were not achieved under Stringer's leadership. Appendices include a SWOT analysis and description of the Hersey-Blanchard model.
1. The document discusses the struggles of surf brand Billabong and provides recommendations.
2. Billabong got into trouble due to too much debt from acquisitions during the global financial crisis when its key markets were struggling.
3. The author recommends Billabong should have focused on its core surf customers instead of diversifying, been more environmentally sensitive, and grown more conservatively without taking on too much debt.
Alexander Daniel Gonzalez completed a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Finance at Griffith University. Over the course of his undergraduate degree, he completed various courses in areas such as accounting, finance, economics, and business law. His transcript shows he received credit for prior courses completed at Queensland Institute of Business and Technology. Gonzalez maintained a high grade point average of 5.83 throughout his degree.
- Qantas is the largest airline in Australia, transporting over 49 million passengers annually to 38 countries. It employs over 30,000 people, 93% of which are Australian.
- A SWOT analysis found Qantas' strengths outweigh its weaknesses, with opportunities in new international destinations outweighing threats like rising fuel costs and increased competition.
- A dividend discount model valuation of Qantas found the stock to be undervalued at its current price, suggesting it is a buy.
Alexander Gonzalez was granted membership of the Griffith Business School Academic Excellence Society in 2016. The document certifies Gonzalez's membership and is signed by Professor Debra Henly, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) of Griffith University, and Professor Ross Guest, Dean (Learning & Teaching) of Griffith Business School.
Alexander Gonzalez earned a Certificate of Achievement on October 14th, 2014 for successfully completing the course "Food, Nutrition & Your Health" with a final score of 90%. He passed all module assessments in Basic Nutrition, Dietary Intake, Eating Disorders, and Healthful Nutrition.
Alexander Gonzalez earned a Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing a course in Financial Planning. He achieved a final score of 95% by passing assessments in modules on working as a financial adviser, client relationships, the financial planning process, and investment fundamentals. The certificate was issued on October 14th, 2014.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course on diagnosing the financial health of businesses by October 14th, 2014. He passed individual modules on the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and assessing financial performance, achieving scores ranging from 60% to 100% and an overall final score of 83%.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in project management principles by October 14th, 2014, earning a final score of 78%. The certificate details that he passed modules on project overview, concept and development phases, and project execution and finishing, scoring between 70-90% on each.
This certificate recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in Sports and Recreation Management by October 14th, 2014, earning an overall score of 88%. He passed individual modules on introducing the industry, leading and managing people, managing organizational risks, and planning and providing sessions, scoring between 70-100% on each.
This certificate of achievement recognizes that Alexander Gonzalez successfully completed a course in financial literacy by October 14th, 2014, earning a final score of 98%. The certificate details that he passed all assessments and modules, scoring perfectly on finding your financial direction, following a money plan, and avoiding financial pitfalls, and 90% on preparing for financial management.
This unofficial transcript is for Alexander Daniel Gonzalez and documents his academic record pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a major in Finance at Griffith University. It shows he received transfer credits for courses completed at Queensland Institute of Business and Technology and lists the courses taken in his first and second semesters at Griffith University in 2016, with grades ranging from 5 to 10. His program GPA and undergraduate GPA are both 6.00 out of 10.
The document discusses the key roles of the financial system, including facilitating the flow of funds between those with surpluses and deficits, providing financial instruments and markets to enable transactions, managing risks through tools like insurance, and improving market efficiency. It also notes that while financial market opening can provide benefits, some Asian countries were more impacted by the global financial crisis due to opening capital accounts before fully developing domestic financial systems.
The financial system allows the flow of funds from savers (surplus spending units) to borrowers (deficit spending units) through financial institutions. It does this by facilitating financial claims like loans and equity investments between these units. The system also enables settlement of transactions through payment systems like banks, ATMs, and EFTPOS. Additionally, it provides information to market participants to make informed investment decisions through credit rating agencies, and allows risks to be transferred and managed through insurance and derivatives. Maintaining an efficient financial system is important for allocating funds to their highest uses and integrating economies, though some countries were less affected by the global financial crisis due to more calibrated financial liberalization.
Alexander Gonzalez is seeking an entry-level accounting position. He has a Diploma in Commerce and is currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance. He has work experience in administrative, secretary, and logistics management roles in Spain. His education includes a Diploma in Commerce with high honors and short courses in financial literacy and project management. He is fluent in Spanish and English and proficient in Microsoft Office programs.
The document is a group assignment cover sheet and research assignment on Qantas' financial statements submitted by three Griffith University students. It discusses:
1) Qantas' compliance with accounting standards in presenting expenses by nature in the statements, except for cost of sales which is presented by function.
2) Accounting for income tax, noting deferred tax assets and liabilities.
3) Accounting for business combinations and consolidating subsidiaries in Qantas' financial statements.
4) Treatment of associates and joint ventures in Qantas' statements using the equity method.
This document compares the financial performance of ANZ Bank and Commonwealth Bank (CBA) in 2015 based on analysis of their annual reports and key financial ratios. It finds that while CBA outperformed ANZ in terms of profitability, as measured by its higher return on equity ratio of 17.75% compared to ANZ's 14.08%, further analysis of additional financial ratios is needed to understand the drivers of each bank's performance. It analyzes various ratios related to profitability, expenses, assets, interest rates, and efficiency and concludes that overall CBA's performance was better than ANZ's in 2015 due to factors such as higher financial leverage and return on assets as well as better management of earnings and expenses.
University students plagiarize for various reasons, including different social norms where they come from, heavy workloads that lead to poor time management, and lack of skills like unfamiliarity with citation conventions. Those without proficiency in the language of instruction may plagiarize unintentionally due to language barriers. Academics emphasize ethics because plagiarism damages universities' reputations, and it is important for guidelines to educate unintentional plagiarists but also penalize deliberate violations.
This document contains an essay analyzing the management approach of AirAsia. It begins with an introduction stating that AirAsia uses a contingency management approach to address business issues as they occur rather than using a rigid system. The next section discusses how AirAsia aims to be flexible to meet customer needs using a balance of internal and external factors. It shows how AirAsia applies some classical and behavioral management approaches, such as minimizing costs, maximizing resources, and maintaining employee motivation and integration. The conclusion restates that AirAsia's contingency approach connects internal and external factors for success. It also includes a SWOT analysis of AirAsia's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
This document is an essay outline for a paper about leadership changes at Sony. It includes an introduction noting Sony's decline due to competitors and the hiring of Howard Stringer as CEO. The outline then discusses issues with Stringer's leadership, specifically his lack of experience in software and inability to communicate effectively in Japanese. It analyzes Stringer's leadership in relation to the Hersey-Blanchard situational leadership model. The conclusion states that Sony needed improvements that were not achieved under Stringer's leadership. Appendices include a SWOT analysis and description of the Hersey-Blanchard model.
1. The document discusses the struggles of surf brand Billabong and provides recommendations.
2. Billabong got into trouble due to too much debt from acquisitions during the global financial crisis when its key markets were struggling.
3. The author recommends Billabong should have focused on its core surf customers instead of diversifying, been more environmentally sensitive, and grown more conservatively without taking on too much debt.