Finance Archives | HomeworkDoers

Should investors value Lending Club as a marketplace technology company, or a specialty finance company

The Lending Club is a public company (https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LC?ql=1&p=LC) In the P2P space. The case explores the history and follows the path of the founder and of the company before and after its IPO. The case explores the challenges in operating a fin-tech company and grow and scale its operations. Questions to think about for your 2-page report […]

Read full post

Date: December 8th, 2020

CITIBANK EQUITY CASE

With respect to the SIIA case, the deliverable is a 2-page case report+ exhibits showing calculations or other relevant material. Please include all the material in one PDF file. You will submit the PDF file on Blackboard – I have set up a drop box where you will upload the case report. One one report […]

Read full post

Date: November 25th, 2020

Money Markets in Saudi Arabia

See attached too.The paper should be discussing money markets in Saudi Arabia. it should address the folowing: 1- what is money markets and what are the diffrent instruments in Saudi2- Comparison between money markets in Saudi vs matures money markets ex..(US,UK) 3- The conventional and islamic money market instrumnts as avilable in the local market4- […]

Read full post

Date: November 1st, 2020

Hedging-International Finance

Hi, I need a response for the following discussions: I need 137 words each response. 1- by sam, Hedging is a policy in risk management that is employed by most firms to limit the possibility of occurrence of loss from the decrease in the prices of commodities securities and currencies. In other terms, hedging can […]

Read full post

Date: July 5th, 2015

Hedging usually targets ostensible risks of businesses rather than the disposable economic revelation of a business which includes circuitous risks.

Hi, I need a response for the following discussions: I need 137 words each response. 1- by sam, Hedging is a policy in risk management that is employed by most firms to limit the possibility of occurrence of loss from the decrease in the prices of commodities securities and currencies. In other terms, hedging can […]

Read full post

Date: July 5th, 2015

The Analysis of Financial Statement

As an accountant, it is important to know where to locate specific information within the financial statement that supports decision making. In order to do this, it is important to understand how the different sections of the financial statement relate to one another. Review the two scenarios below. Based on the Course Readings – Fraser, […]

Read full post

Date: July 3rd, 2015

What information/ratios should Joe use? Answer the questions below in your own words & in paragraph form.

As an accountant, it is important to know where to locate specific information within the financial statement that supports decision making. In order to do this, it is important to understand how the different sections of the financial statement relate to one another. Review the two scenarios below. Based on the Course Readings – Fraser, […]

Read full post

Date: July 3rd, 2015

IFRS implementation in Europe: lessons learned from the adoption and its implications for countries planning to adopt IFRS

Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction. 3 1.1 Rationale. 3 1.2 Aims. 3 1.3 Objectives. 3 1.4 Research Questions. 4 2.0 Preliminary Literature Review.. 4 3.0 Research Methodology. 5 3.1 Research Design & Philosophy. 5 3.2 Research method – Data Collection. 5 3.3 Data Analysis. 6 4.0 Ethical Considerations. 6 5.0 Structure of the dissertation […]

Read full post

Date: July 3rd, 2015

Rist and Scott discuss the disconnect between development’s stated intentions and its inadvertent consequences. Draw on both readings to a) exemplify this disconnect and b) to discuss some of the primary reasons they identify for its occurrence.

Option 1: Rist and Scott discuss the disconnect between development’s stated intentions and its inadvertent consequences. Draw on both readings to a) exemplify this disconnect and b) to discuss some of the primary reasons they identify for its occurrence. In Seeing Like a State, Scott makes several main arguments. First, he emphasized the […]

Read full post

Date: July 2nd, 2015

Joo Eun Lee ANTH 3501 Professor Lubkemann 11 June 2015 Option 1: Rist and Scott discuss the disconnect between development’s stated intentions and its inadvertent consequences. Draw on both readings to a) exemplify this disconnect and b) to discuss some of the primary reasons they identify for its occurrence. In Seeing Like a State, Scott makes several main arguments. First, he emphasized the importance of planning by saying that before progress, planning is important. Specifically, states, by their nature, want to make everything “legible” in order to control society. Scott shows how legibility and simplifications are the primary means that states have used in trying to successfully manage their societies and environments. He scrutinizes how society and environments have been making legible, by using examples of scientific forestry. Forest containing neat and straight rows of trees in scientific forestry shows that states clearly measure and manage large-scale production of wood. Then, Scott states that those projects failed. What all those projects have in common is “high modernism.” Not only Scott sees high modernism in Germany during World War I, where totalitarian regime was visible, but also he finds the idea of high modernism in industrial farming. According to Scott’s point, high modernism is what states ultimately aim to design society more like in a scientific knowledge rather than practical knowledge. Those high modernists think that the best way to meet human needs is by expanding production in agriculture and industry. They want society to be governed by scientific knowledge, and to be planned because development is a progress, and before progress, planning is important. His key point is to build state power, because a state governance capacity is needed to set in motion of authoritarian modernism. Especially, urban renewal and the rural resettlement of peasant farmers are examples of high modernism, in which the power of the state is used in order to use the ration order in society. He introduces the term metis in order to describe why such projects were resulted in failure. Simply, this is an incremental knowledge that is just there in your brain. Scott argues that due to its neglect of metis, state’s consequence was different from the stated intentions. “Broadly understood, metis represents a wide array of practical skills and acquired intelligence in responding to constantly changing natural and human environment” (313). This means that modern governments ignored when they attempted to resettle peasant farmers in newly constructed villages. When looking at forests, it is seen that high modernists attempted a greater control over resources and the lives of their citizens to ultimately reach their goal of maximizing production. In The History of Development, Gilbert Rist forms a major contribution to the theory of the development. He argues that solutions for better development have constituently failed to deliver on meaningful outcomes. Yet, we are pushed by a global belief in development. Rist – progress, new idea -when we forget the plans, it is very easy to become an authoritarian – we are pused by a global belief in development -solutions have consistently failed to deliver on meaningful change Scott and Rist – strategy vs. tactics

Option 1: Rist and Scott discuss the disconnect between development’s stated intentions and its inadvertent consequences. Draw on both readings to a) exemplify this disconnect and b) to discuss some of the primary reasons they identify for its occurrence. In Seeing Like a State, Scott makes several main arguments. First, he emphasized the […]

Read full post

Date: July 2nd, 2015