Archive for April, 2006
Foreign Exchange Management: Internal Hedging Methods (Part 1 of 4)
3 CommentsGO TO MAIN PAGE FOR ALL TOPICS COVERED UNDER FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT:
The internal hedging methods are techniques which emanates from within the company. It is an integral part of company’s regulatory treasury to prevent an exposed position arising in the first place.
There are basically four internal hedging methods.
1. Leading and Lagging Method
2. Matching Method
3. Netting […]
REIT As A Financing Strategy For Your Company
0 CommentsI have mentioned in my earlier article on Sale and Leaseback strategy for cash strapped companies, companies that are underutilizing their fixed assets particularly real estate i.e. having low ROA% or those who wants to realize cash funds from fixed assets for other investment purposes. Similarly, we can also use REIT to do the same […]
KPA/KPI: Illustration of Good KPI
0 CommentsIt’s crucial to note that KPIs is to give your business, quantifiable measurements of things.
By determining the correct KPIs, you are able to determine the long-term success of your company since the identification of the most important KPIs is the first step towards realizing increased profitability and efficiency for your business.
As reiterated in my previous […]
KPA/KPI: Identifying Your “Customer”
0 CommentsBefore you establish your own KPA and KPI, it is essential to recognize who your customer is. Customer, in this case refer to both internal and external customers. By understanding what your customer wants from you, then only you are able to establish the relevant KPA and KPI.
I append below a table for your reference:
Who Is Your
Customer
Clearly identify your 3 main customers.
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What […]
Share Buyback: Commonly Asked Questions
0 CommentsI have outlined the commonly asked question on Share buybacks to facilitate easy reading.
What is Share buyback:
Basically, it is the purchase by a listed company of its own shares.
In what way(s) can we institute a Share buyback scheme:
Can be using the following ways:
The most common is when a company buys shares on the open market. […]
