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ISBN 10: 0128054751
ISBN 13: 978-0128054758
Author: Rajesh Kumar
Strategic Financial Management Casebook strategically uses integrative case studies―cases that do not emphasize specific subjects such as capital budgeting or value based management―to provide a framework for understanding strategic financial management. By featuring holistic presentations, the book puts readers into the shoes of those responsible for the world’s largest wealth creators. It covers strategies of growth, mergers and acquisitions, financial performance analysis over the past decade, wealth created in terms of stock returns since its listing in stock market, investment and financial decisions, cost of capital, and corporate valuation.
In addition, the casebook also discusses corporate restructuring activities undertaken by each company. Each chapter follows a template to facilitate learning, and each features an Excel-based case analysis worksheet that includes a complete data set for financial analysis and valuation.
- Introduces a conceptual framework for integrating strategy and finance for value creation
- Emphasizes the roles of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, and risk management in value creation
- Encourages an analysis of investment, financing, and dividend decisions
- Examines non-financial factors that contribute to value
Strategic Financial Management Casebook 1st Table of contents:
1. Perspectives on strategic finance
Abstract
1.1 Strategic role of finance
1.2 Managing risk
1.3 Challenges
1.4 Strategic financial planning
1.5 Value-based management
1.6 Significance of shared value
1.7 Innovation and value creation
1.8 Role of technology
1.9 Behavioral finance
1.10 Corporate restructuring
1.11 Value creation through financing
1.12 Real options strategy
1.13 IPO strategy
1.14 Risk management
1.15 New valuation tools
1.16 The balanced score card
1.17 Governance and ethics
1.18 Corporate social responsibility
References
Further reading
2. Wealth creation by Coca-Cola—a strategic perspective
Abstract
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Growth strategies
2.3 Challenges
2.4 Corporate social responsibility activities
2.5 Ownership structure
2.6 Stakeholder engagement, business ethics, and governance
2.7 Financial highlights
2.8 Debt financing
2.9 Dividend decision
2.10 Risk management
2.11 Trend analysis
2.12 Stock wealth creation
2.13 Valuation
2.14 Relative valuation
Further reading
3. Wealth creation by Johnson & Johnson
Abstract
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Organization structure of J&J
3.3 Strategic pursuits of J&J
3.4 Strategic collaborations
3.5 Sustainability initiatives
3.6 Corporate governance
3.7 Corporate restructuring activities—acquisitions
3.8 Share buyback
3.9 Risk management
3.10 Stock compensation
3.11 Risk factors
3.12 Ownership structure
3.13 Financial highlights
3.14 Trend analysis
3.15 Ratio analysis
3.16 Estimation of WACC
3.17 Shareholder wealth analysis
3.18 Valuation perspectives
3.19 Performance indicator analysis
4. Wealth creation by Microsoft
Abstract
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Operating segments
4.3 Mergers and acquisitions strategy
4.4 Corporate governance
4.5 Citizen initiatives
4.6 Risk management
4.7 Licensing options
4.8 Challenges from competitors
4.9 Patent claims and litigation issues
4.10 Equity ownership
4.11 Operational highlights segment wise
4.12 Share repurchases
4.13 Stock option plans
4.14 Microsoft dividends
4.15 Microsoft stock splits
4.16 Trend analysis
4.17 Ratio analysis
4.18 Stock wealth analysis
4.19 Estimation of weighted average cost of capital (WACC)
4.20 Valuation perspectives
4.21 Performance indicator analysis
Further reading
5. Wealth creation by Exxon Mobil
Abstract
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Economic scenario
5.3 Business operations
5.4 Strategy of growth of Exxon Mobil
5.5 Corporate governance
5.6 CSR activities
5.7 Mergers and acquisitions
5.8 Acquisition of XTO energy
5.9 Operational statistics
5.10 Ownership details
5.11 Wealth creation by Exxon Mobil
5.12 Operating performance analysis
5.13 Valuation of Exxon Mobil
5.14 Estimation of growth rate of net income from fundamentals
5.15 Relative valuation of Exxon Mobil
Appendix Supplementary material
Further reading
6. Wealth creation—A case analysis of Apple
Abstract
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Growth strategy of Apple
6.3 Mergers and acquisitions strategy
6.4 Products and services
6.5 Risk factors
6.6 Ownership structure
6.7 Stock wealth creation
6.8 Dividend policy of Apple
6.9 Share buyback scheme
6.10 ESOP program
6.11 Financial analysis
6.12 Ratio analysis
6.13 Valuation of Apple using FCFF model
6.14 Relative valuation
Further reading
7. Wealth creation—analysis of Google
Abstract
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Ownership and capital structure
7.3 Stock details
7.4 Main products and services of Google
7.5 Strategies of growth
7.6 Challenges
7.7 Mergers and Acquisitions strategy
7.8 Google IPO
7.9 Financial analysis
7.10 Ratio analysis
7.11 Stock wealth creation
7.12 Valuation using Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF) model
7.13 Relative valuation
Further reading
8. Wealth analysis of General Electric
Abstract
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Segment operations
8.3 Strategy
8.4 GE Capital exit plan
8.5 Financial restructuring and exchange offers
8.6 Competitive challenges
8.7 GE’s ecomagination strategy
8.8 GE’s acquisition strategy
8.9 Alstom acquisition
8.10 Governance
8.11 Healthymagination
8.12 Risk management
8.13 Ownership structure
8.14 Authorized shares
8.15 Dividends
8.16 Share repurchase
8.17 Stock options
8.18 Financial resources and charges
8.19 Investments
8.20 Operational highlights
8.21 Financial highlights
8.22 Ratio analysis
8.23 Stock wealth analysis
8.24 Estimation of cost of capital
8.25 Valuation
8.26 Discounted cash flow valuation
8.27 Noncash working capital
8.28 Performance indicator analysis
8.29 Piotroski score
8.30 Graham number
Further reading
9. Strategies of wealth creation by Berkshire Hathaway
Abstract
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Business segments
9.3 Growth of Berkshire Hathaway—Strategic perspective
9.4 Equity Investments
9.5 Restructuring—Mergers and acquisitions
9.6 Corporate governance
9.7 Equity share holding
9.8 Financial highlights
9.9 Risk management
9.10 Stock repurchase
9.11 Dividends
9.12 Trend analysis
9.13 Equity ownership
9.14 Wealth creation by Berkshire Hathaway
9.15 Estimation of cost of capital
9.16 Economic value
9.17 Equity spread
9.18 Free cash flow valuation
9.19 Relative valuation
Further reading
10. Analysis of wealth—Walmart
Abstract
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Milestones of Walmart
10.3 Business segments
10.4 Strategy
10.5 Challenges
10.6 Sustainability activities
10.7 Acquisitions
10.8 Governance
10.9 Risk management
10.10 Borrowings
10.11 Walmart shares
10.12 Dividends
10.13 Stock splits
10.14 Share repurchase
10.15 Operational highlights
10.16 Financial highlights
10.17 Ratio analysis
10.18 Ownership characteristics
10.19 Wealth creation by Walmart
10.20 Estimation of WACC
10.21 Valuation of Walmart
10.22 Estimation of value of Walmart using Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE)
10.23 Valuation using FCFF model
10.24 Relative valuation
10.25 Performance indicators
10.26 Piotroski score
10.27 Graham number
Further reading
11. Wealth analysis of Facebook
Abstract
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Products
11.3 Strategy
11.4 Competition
11.5 Acquisitions
11.6 Stock ownership
11.7 Facebook IPO
11.8 Stock option plans
11.9 Trends in key metrics
11.10 Investments
11.11 Risk management
11.12 Debt financing
11.13 Corporate governance
11.14 Ownership structure
11.15 Ratio analysis
11.16 Shareholder wealth analysis of Facebook
11.17 Estimation of cost of capital
11.18 Valuation perspectives
11.19 Peer comparison
11.20 Relative valuation
11.21 Performance indicators
12. Wealth analysis of Procter and Gamble
Abstract
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Organizational structure
12.3 Restructuring by P&G
12.4 Strategy for growth
12.5 Corporate governance
12.6 Sustainability initiatives
12.7 Dividends and stock splits
12.8 Long term debt
12.9 Risks and challenges
12.10 Risk management
12.11 Employee benefit plans
12.12 Ownership
12.13 Financial highlights
12.14 Ratio analysis
12.15 Estimation of Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
12.16 Estimation of WACC
12.17 Valuation perspectives
12.18 Performance indicators
13. Wealth analysis of Wells Fargo
Abstract
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Business divisions
13.3 Growth strategy of Wells Fargo
13.4 Mergers and acquisitions by Wells Fargo
13.5 Corporate governance
13.6 Sustainability initiatives
13.7 CSR initiatives
13.8 Investment securities
13.9 Risk management
13.10 Capital management
13.11 Stock plans
13.12 Dividends
13.13 Ownership
13.14 Ratio analysis
13.15 Stock wealth analysis
13.16 Estimation of cost of capital
13.17 Valuation perspectives
14. Wealth creation by Amazon
Abstract
14.1 Introduction
14.2 Business segments
14.3 Growth strategy of Amazon
14.4 Innovation strategy
14.5 Acquisitions by Amazon.com
14.6 Risk factors
14.7 Corporate Governance
14.8 Sustainability initiatives
14.9 Stock
14.10 Stock compensation plans
14.11 Stock ownership
14.12 Trend analysis
14.13 Ratio analysis
14.14 Stock performance analysis
14.15 Stock wealth analysis
14.16 Estimation of cost of capital
14.17 Valuation perspectives
14.18 Equity spread
14.19 Discounted cash flow valuation—FCFF model
14.20 Free cash flow model
14.21 Relative valuation
14.22 Performance indicators
14.23 Piotroski score
14.24 Graham number
14.25 Peter Lynch Fair valuation
15. Wealth analysis of AT&T
Abstract
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Business segments
15.3 Strategy of growth
15.4 Corporate Governance at AT&T
15.5 Citizenship and sustainability initiatives
15.6 Risk management
15.7 Financing activities
15.8 Retirement and ownership plans
15.9 Equity repurchase program
15.10 Stock split and dividends
15.11 Ownership structure
15.12 Segmental operational and financial highlights
15.13 Financial trend analysis
15.14 Ratio analysis
15.15 Estimation of cost of capital
15.16 Valuation perspectives
15.17 Stock wealth analysis
16. Wealth creation by Boeing
Abstract
16.1 Introduction
16.2 Business segments
16.3 Strategy of growth
16.4 Regulations
16.5 Mergers and acquisitions
16.6 Strategic collaborations
16.7 Corporate Governance
16.8 Risk management
16.9 Research and development
16.10 Citizenship initiatives
16.11 Dividends & share repurchases
16.12 Financing resources
16.13 Pension plans
16.14 Share-based compensation plan
16.15 Ownership
16.16 Operational highlights
16.17 Financial highlights: trend analysis
16.18 Ratio analysis
16.19 Stock wealth analysis
16.20 Estimation of cost of capital
16.21 Valuation perspectives
16.22 Equity spread
16.23 Dividend discount model valuation
16.24 FCFE valuation model
16.25 FCFF valuation
16.26 Peer comparison and relative valuation
16.27 Performance indicators
16.28 Piotroski score
16.29 Graham number
16.30 Peter Lynch valuation
17. Analysis of wealth—Time Warner Inc.
Abstract
17.1 Introduction
17.2 Business segments
17.3 Growth strategy
17.4 Corporate restructuring by Time Warner
17.5 Strategic investments
17.6 Stock split
17.7 Dividend trends
17.8 Ownership structure
17.9 Corporate governance
17.10 Corporate social responsibility activities
17.11 Debt financing
17.12 Dividends and share repurchases
17.13 Equity shares
17.14 Equity compensation plans
17.15 Revenue highlights
17.16 Financial trend analysis
17.17 Ratio analysis
17.18 Stock wealth analysis
17.19 Estimation of cost of capital
17.20 Valuation perspectives
17.21 Peer comparison and relative valuation
17.22 Performance indicators
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