In order to issue shares, a company must list on the stock exchange. The stock exchange today is entirely telematic, operations and titles are managed and traded through superfast computers, including automated procedures, thanks to dedicated software. A company that intends to open up to the market begins offering its shares with an IPO: initial...
ReadBy now it is well established: entrepreneurs and managers, in the immediate future, will have to become increasingly accustomed to and familiar with Corporate Financial Indicators, or corporate financial KPIs, i.e., key performance indicators. This is not only because of new and changed legal requirements (e.g., the new corporate crisis legislation and its early warning...
ReadThe starting point for any consideration of business management, as we know, is the financial statements.However, we also know that, if taken in its “statutory” form, the financial statements do not offer a useful interpretation for management control purposes, so before any consideration or analysis, they must be reclassified. From the financial statement analysis it...
ReadLiquidity issues When liquidity problems occur in a company, whether temporary or long-lasting, all the attentions and efforts of the entrepreneur and shareholders are usually directed toward finding new liquidity: this might be a logical behavior, except that lack of liquidity is never the cause of a moment of business difficulty. It is, if anything,...
ReadThe Controller or Control Manager, found with increasing frequency on the organization chart of more advanced companies, is the business profile responsible for interpreting and evaluating the company’s activities. It can be identified as the professional or specialized structure that conceives and designs, alongside with the entrepreneur, the management control system, acts as a coordinator...
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