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	Rethinking what shareholder value means  By not ending too early, the current financial and economic crisis can actually be beneficial for shareholder value, says Urs Peyer, INSEAD associate professor of finance. 2009年05月25日再生回数 2298
	Corporate Governance - What do shareholders really value?  Can corporations' relentless focus on maximising shareholder wealth actually harm investors? UNSW's Professor Justin O'Brien talks to UCLA's Professor Lynn Stout about her ideas which challenge traditional views on corporate law and the shareholder. Lynn Stout, the Paul Hastings Distinguished Professor of Corporate and Securities Law at UCLA, has been described as "the closest thing to a rockstar in Corporate Governance". Professor Stout advocates the end of shareholder primacy where public corporations belong to their shareholders and firms exist for one purpose only - to maximise shareholder wealth. However, modern corporate practice needn't be this way. Professor Stout argues that shareholder value thinking actually harms investors, over time and as a class. Professor Justin O'Brien is the Director of UNSW's Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation. This is the second seminar in the series "In Who or What do We Trust". For more info on UNSW's Faculty of Law please visit the website: www.law.unsw.edu.au 2011年12月05日再生回数 1796
	Creating Shareholder Value  CFO Janet Clark and VP of Investor Relations/Public Affairs Howard Thill discuss Marathon Oil's strategy for creating sustainable shareholder value. 2011年06月29日再生回数 1608
	shoot that term - "maximizing shareholder value"  1st in a series of video posts on business terms that need to go 2010年02月16日再生回数 293
	US - Sustainability Initiatives and Shareholder Value - Spring 2012  Many service companies are developing sustainability programs, but few are actually integrating sustainability into their core business activities. Michael Jordan describes the experience of KeyBank, which is creating a sustainability program focused on shareholder value. Recyling and energy efficiency programs are only a start, says Michael. The real gains lie in leveraging employee passion for sustainability to increase productivity and drive improvements in employee engagement, innovation, customer service and product development. Learn more: www.us.am.joneslanglasalle.com 2012年05月02日再生回数 70
	Hermann Simon über Gewinnoptimierung und Shareholder Value Simon-Kucher Jubiläumskonferenz  Prof. Dr. Dr. hc Hermann Simon spricht in der Zusammenfassung seines Vortrags die Wichtigkeit von langfristiger Gewinnorientierung und Shareholder Value an. Vortrag anlässlich der Jubiläumskonferenz "Gewinn - was sonst?!" von Simon-Kucher & Partners 2010年11月05日再生回数 1283
	Part 4 - Shareholder Value  The End of Our Epic Saga 2008年12月19日再生回数 1440
	Creating Shareholder Value for Bankers (1 of 8)  Tips and tools for business bankers 2009年02月09日再生回数 587
	Balancing Shareholder Value and Corporate Responsibility  2011年09月09日再生回数 60
	Operations Management Seminar: Demand-supply mismatch and shareholder value, Dr Vinod Singhal  www.essec.edu | On May 4, 2010, Dr. Vinod Singhal participated in the ESSEC Operations Management Department seminar. Dr. Vinod Singhal is from the Georgia Institute of Technology College of Management and is Departmental Editor of Production and Operations Management; Associate Editor of Management Science; Associate Editor of Manufacturing and Service Operations Management (MSOM). Dr Singhal presented his paper about demand-supply mismatch and shareholder value. Abstract This paper documents that excess inventory announcements, an indication of demand-supply mismatch, are associated with an economically and statistically significant negative stock market reaction. Over a two-day period (the day of the announcement and the day before the announcement) the mean (median) the stock market reaction ranges from -6.79% to -6.93% (-4.51% to -4.79%) depending on the benchmark used to estimate the market reaction. The percent of sample firms that experience negative market reaction ranges from 73% to 74%. When excess inventory is at the announcing firm's customers, the market reaction is more negative than when the excess inventory is at the announcing firm. The stock market reaction is less negative for excess inventory announcements made by larger firms but more negative for firms with higher growth prospects and with higher debt-equity ratios. Excess inventory situations leads to higher stock price volatility and lower operating profitability. 2010年06月25日再生回数 9399