Choice: Good or Bad? by Michele Ongley and Tracy Jensen10X Investments
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10X Investments' Chief Product Architect, Tracy Jensen, and Head of Institutional Business Development, Michele Ongley, presented at the Batseta Seminar (formerly known as POA) in Johannesburg (9 April) and Cape Town (10 April) on the topic of Choice: Good or Bad?
The topic covered key investment factors, including:
- what is the purpose of choice in retirement funds;
- what do we know about human behaviour in response to choice;
- and what is the direct and indirect cost of choice and when does choice add value?
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The document discusses various aspects of the acquisition process and valuation methodologies for M&A deals. It covers target analysis, valuation approaches like discounted cash flow analysis and EBITDA multiples, accounting for public vs private companies, making adjustments to financial projections, and the importance of cash flow in a leveraged or management buyout. The key steps in the acquisition process and factors considered in valuation are outlined.
Working Capital Management-B.V.RaghunandanSVS College
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Working capital management involves managing current assets like cash, inventory, and accounts receivable as well as current liabilities like accounts payable to meet daily operating expenses. There are several methods to assess working capital requirements including the operating cycle method, forecasted balance sheet method, and percentage of sales method. Managing working capital also involves accelerating cash inflows, decelerating cash outflows, maintaining optimal inventory levels, and having strong accounts receivable policies.
Study Oriented Career Planning-B.v.RaghunandanSVS College
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The relation between careers and the preparation during the study of management education as delivered by B.V.Ragunandan for MBA students in St.Joseph's College, Vamanjoor, Mangalore in India
Valuation of a firm is crucial for mergers and acquisitions to determine the appropriate purchase price. There are several approaches to valuation, including discounted cash flow, comparable firms, and adjusted book value. The discounted cash flow approach determines a firm's value by calculating the present value of its future cash flows. Key steps in evaluating a merger and acquisition decision include determining acquisition costs, forecasting incremental cash flows, calculating the discount rate, and estimating terminal value. Free cash flow is an important metric as it considers operating expenses, capital expenditures, and net working capital requirements.