Financial Structures (and Financial Management)
Below is an outline of workshop designed for senior management to determine the best financial structure for their organization. When determining debt and equity financing, it is important to consider the organization’s growth prospects versus its current cash position. The discussion below focuses on a fast-growing multinational company.
Equity Financing
- Should a firm crosslist and raise equity in foreign markets? (A discussion on liquidity, share price impact, barriers to crosslisting and implications related to financial reporting)
- Team-based exercise to identify necessary assumptions in equity financing calculation for your corporation
Deb Financing
- Comparison of Local and international debt markets
- Discussion of Local and international bank loans
- Cost of foreign-currency-denominated debts vs local currency denominated debt
- Team-based exercise to identify necessary assumptions in debt financing calculation for your corporation
Multi-national capital budgeting
- Discussion of complexities involved with multi-national projects
- Evaluating the net present value of a project versus other ongoing projects and evaluating expected performance
- Calculating rates of return from the subsidiary and parent perspectives
- Evaluating assumptions including exchange rate and environmental factors.
This is one of many training / course outlines prepared by AllaVolodina York University. They cover a variety of topics including finance, management, strategy. You can also read other articles suggested by AllaVolodina (York University) here: www.allavolodina.com
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