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JP Morgan: Lessons Learned
Stephen SappCaso IVEY-9B12N024-EFinanzasFollowing the revelation of a US$2 billion loss on trading at JP Morgan’s chief investment office (CIO) in London, the company’s board of directors is tasked with recommending changes to its risk management practices and corporate governance structure. The case provides background on JP Morgan's well-respected risk management infrastructure and discusses how the CEO focused on its historic strength in risk management to argue against the need for...Desde 8,20 €
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East Cameron Partners: The Sukuk Bond
Stephen Sapp; Brooke HarleyCaso IVEY-9B10N014-EDirección estratégica, Finanzas, Iniciativa emprendedoraThe chief executive officer (CEO) of East Cameron Partners LP, is interested in raising capital to buy out his existing 50 per cent partner thereby regaining control of the firm and enabling him to finance new growth. Because of the risky nature of the oil and gas business and relatively small size of East Cameron, the CEO has limited alternatives available to him. The case discusses the standard alternatives available to small and medium sized e...Desde 8,20 €
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The Rise and Fall of AIG
Stephen SappCaso IVEY-9B12N001-EDirección estratégica, FinanzasThe Global Financial Crisis (2007-2009) has provided fertile ground for careful consideration of how the financial services industry operates. For many years it had been asserted that markets can self-police so that regulation and careful oversight are not required. The events from the crisis have caused many of the strongest proponents of this view, such as Alan Greenspan (former chairman of the Federal Reserve), to publicly acknowledge the prob...Desde 8,20 €
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Wunnerful, Wunnerful: Ownership at the Welk Hospitality Group
Stephen Sapp; Anthony I. MathewsCaso IVEY-9B15N023-EFinanzas, Iniciativa emprendedoraThe chief executive officer (CEO) of a family business is considering options available to owners of the business to monetize their shareholdings. Since the shares in privately-owned firms are illiquid, the family members may have significant wealth on paper, but they do not have large amounts of cash available. The second generation looking at retiring would like to realize some of the value from the firm they have worked to build and, at the sa...Desde 8,20 €