Capital Structure : Dividend Policy and Limits for the Use of Debt
Financial Management (MBA)
- 01 Options and Corporate Finance: Basic Concepts
- 02 Dividends and Other Payouts
- 03 Capital Structure : Dividend Policy and Limits for the Use of Debt
- 04 Capital Structure: Basic Concepts / Capital Structure Limits to the Use of Debt
- 05 Net Present Value / Some Alternative Investment Rules
- 06 Supplement
- 07 Supplement II and NPV
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Beschreibung
High-quality lecture on the subject of "Capital Structure: Dividend Policy and Limits for the Use of Debt" in the series "Financial Management (MBA)" by Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schwetzler. The online lecture is held in English.
Overview of chapters:
- Introduction
- Cost of financial distress
- Analyzing information asymmetries - Agency conflicts within the firm
- Shareholder, debtholder conflicts: Holdup the Mariott Case
- Capital Structure, Limits for the use of debt
- Can Cost of Debt be reduced?
- Integration of Tax Effects and Financial Distress Costs
- Empirical evidence of the Free Cash Flow Hypothesis
- The bright side of debt, the case of Sealed Air
- The Pie Model Revisited
- Signaling
- Shirking,Perquisites, and Bad Investments
- The Pecking-Order Theory
- How Firms establish Capital Structure
- Growth and the Debt-Equity
- Personal Taxes: The Miller Model
- Summary and Conclusion
Hochwertige Vorlesung zum Thema "Capital Structure: Dividend Policy and Limits for the Use of Debt" in der Reihe "Financial Management (MBA)" von Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schwetzler. Die Online-Vorlesung wird in englischer Sprache gehalten.
Uebersicht der Kapitel:
- Introduction
- Cost of financial distress
- Analyzing information asymmetries - Agency conflicts within the firm
- Shareholder, debtholder conflicts: Holdup the Mariott Case
- Capital Structure, Limits for the use of debt
- Can Cost of Debt be reduced?
- Integration of Tax Effects and Financial Distress Costs
- Empirical evidence of the Free Cash Flow Hypothesis
- The bright side of debt, the case of Sealed Air
- The Pie Model Revisited
- Signaling
- Shirking,Perquisites, and Bad Investments
- The Pecking-Order Theory
- How Firms establish Capital Structure
- Growth and the Debt-Equity
- Personal Taxes: The Miller Model
- Summary and Conclusion
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