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David Lee was elected as a new Director of financial. He controls and manage the funds of the company in a very efficient way. He is seeking your help to develop the below content or write- ups, so that he can share it with board of Director and the Executive chairman. i. Ways in which the shareholders of a company can encourage its manager to act in a way which is consistent with the objective of maximization of shareholder wealth. ii. What other objective may be important to a public limited company which are in-line with the primary objective of shareholder wealth maximization. iii. What is the purpose or benefits of published financial statements for companies and the ratio analysis? iv. Ways the company can manage its financial risk. v. What are the short term and long-term financing available for companies to generate funds for operating their business. Discuss the reason for acquiring these funds. (4 to 6 pages to answer this question and point forms with compact facts - Do plagiarism check for question1. Less than 30% and NO same answer with friends).
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Homework
Assignment
Company Valuation
Using the Internet, research Facebook’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) and subsequent financial performance. Based on your research:
Write a six to seven (6-7) page paper original, and fresh in which you:
1. Evaluate the valuation and method used to determine the Initial Public Offering value of Face book stock, indicating any miscalculations in the valuation that may have mislead potential investors and how these errors may have been minimized. Provide support for your response.
2. Assess the performance of the stock within the first year of the public offering, indicating the drivers of the performance and the resulting impact to the company performance.
3. Suggest an alternative method of valuation for the company valuation indicated and how it may have yielded a different value and the potential resulting impact to investor decision. Provide support for your rationale.
4. Assess the role of the Chief Executive Officer in relationship to the stock performance, suggesting what the person in that role may have done differently to positively influence the performance of the stock and value to investors. Provide support for your suggestions.
5. Evaluate the risk / reward position to an investor when purchasing stock during an initial public offering, indicating under what circumstances you would advise an investor to do so.
6. Predict the stock price of Face book over the next five years, indicating the key drivers of the performance and the resulting impact to the stock price. Provide support for your prediction.
7. Use at least six (6) quality academic resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and other Websites do not quality as academic resources.
The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:
· Apply risk-assessment tools to expected rates of return and firm valuations.
· Apply valuation models and techniques using cash-flow, earnings-based, and market-based approaches.
· Use technology and information resources to research issues in financial analysis and reporting.
· Write clearly and concisely about financial analysis and reporting using proper writing mechanics.
Your assignment must follow:
1- Thoroughly evaluated the valuation and method used to determine the Initial Public Offering value of Facebook stock, indicating any miscalculations in the valuation that may have mislead potential investors and how these errors may have been minimized. Thoroughly provided support for your response.
2- Thoroughly assessed the performance of the stock within the first year of the public offering, indicating the drivers of the performance and the resulting impact to the company performance.
3-Thoroughly suggested an alternative method of valuation for the company valuation indicated and how it may have yielded a different value and the potential resulting impact to investor decision. Thoroughly provided support for your rationale.
4- Thoroughly assessed the role of the Chief Exe.
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2) The objectives of financial management have shifted from profit maximization to wealth maximization to account for stakeholder interests.
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