SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO (Form: 10-K, Received: 03
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... We make available free of charge on or through our website our Annual Reports on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and Current Reports on Form 8-K, and amendments to these reports, as soon as reasonably practicable after we electronically file such material with, or furnish such material to, ...
Differences in target-firm characteristics and premiums paid by
... The significant participation of private firms in general and private equity (hence “private” or “PE”) firms in particular in mergers and acquisitions activities over recent years has drawn much attention in the press. In 2014, 22% of the total deal value of U.S. mergers and acquisitions came from p ...
... The significant participation of private firms in general and private equity (hence “private” or “PE”) firms in particular in mergers and acquisitions activities over recent years has drawn much attention in the press. In 2014, 22% of the total deal value of U.S. mergers and acquisitions came from p ...
Idiosyncratic Risk and the Cross-Section of Stock Returns Ren´
... not find any regimes. This reinforces the usefulness of the CSV to capture idiosyncratic volatility at high frequency. The regime-switching model indicates clearly that the CSV is counter-cyclical, the dispersion of returns being high and quite variable when economic growth subsides. We analyze furt ...
... not find any regimes. This reinforces the usefulness of the CSV to capture idiosyncratic volatility at high frequency. The regime-switching model indicates clearly that the CSV is counter-cyclical, the dispersion of returns being high and quite variable when economic growth subsides. We analyze furt ...
Our Annual Report
... clients, respecting them and earning their trust. We also realize that to remain relevant competitively and financially, we need to keep growing to generate profits for shareholders, create opportunities and rewards for employees and fund investments for further growth. And as globalization continue ...
... clients, respecting them and earning their trust. We also realize that to remain relevant competitively and financially, we need to keep growing to generate profits for shareholders, create opportunities and rewards for employees and fund investments for further growth. And as globalization continue ...
The Performance of Firms Post Dividend Announcement: A
... characteristics of Malaysian stock market is the ownership concentration, as the owners of the stock participate in the management, which implicitly indicates that the agency problem as explained by cash free flow hypothesis may not be prevalent in the Malaysian stock market. The choice of conductin ...
... characteristics of Malaysian stock market is the ownership concentration, as the owners of the stock participate in the management, which implicitly indicates that the agency problem as explained by cash free flow hypothesis may not be prevalent in the Malaysian stock market. The choice of conductin ...
The Concept of Systemic Risk
... definitions by Eijffinger (2012) points out that systemic risk, regardless of in which form it materializes, causes a loss in confidence and increased uncertainty about the functioning of the financial system and its parts. The concept of systemic risk lies in the contagion effect and negative impa ...
... definitions by Eijffinger (2012) points out that systemic risk, regardless of in which form it materializes, causes a loss in confidence and increased uncertainty about the functioning of the financial system and its parts. The concept of systemic risk lies in the contagion effect and negative impa ...
Firm Selection and Corporate Cash Holdings
... have higher funding needs and choose higher cash balances at entry to save up for future investment opportunities in order to avoid equity issuance costs. As these firms grow, they reduce their cash holdings given that they can rely more on internal funds, thus making the model consistent with the e ...
... have higher funding needs and choose higher cash balances at entry to save up for future investment opportunities in order to avoid equity issuance costs. As these firms grow, they reduce their cash holdings given that they can rely more on internal funds, thus making the model consistent with the e ...
SME Access to External Finance BIS ECONOMICS PAPER NO. 16 JANUARY 2012
... Although most businesses can obtain the finance they need (74% of those SME employers seeking finance over the previous 12 months managed to obtain some finance), it is now harder to obtain than in 2007/08 when 90% of those seeking finance obtained it. This is equivalent to 21% of SME employers that ...
... Although most businesses can obtain the finance they need (74% of those SME employers seeking finance over the previous 12 months managed to obtain some finance), it is now harder to obtain than in 2007/08 when 90% of those seeking finance obtained it. This is equivalent to 21% of SME employers that ...
Markets and Securities Services
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... information contained herein. It is not intended to provide specific advice on any other matter. If advice is required—legal, tax or otherwise—you should consult your own advisers, legal or otherwise. No responsibility for any loss occasioned as a result of using this document is accepted. Under no ...
Brazil Infrastructure Paving the Way
... Morgan Stanley Blue Papers focus on critical investment themes that require coordinated perspectives across industry sectors, regions, or asset classes. ...
... Morgan Stanley Blue Papers focus on critical investment themes that require coordinated perspectives across industry sectors, regions, or asset classes. ...
Annual Report - Central Bank of Ireland
... estimated to have grown by about 5 per cent in 2001. This is a creditable performance by international standards, although it does represent a substantial easing of growth from the rate of 10.4 per cent realised in 2000 and the average of 8.7 per cent experienced over the five years to 2000. These y ...
... estimated to have grown by about 5 per cent in 2001. This is a creditable performance by international standards, although it does represent a substantial easing of growth from the rate of 10.4 per cent realised in 2000 and the average of 8.7 per cent experienced over the five years to 2000. These y ...
Risk, Uncertainty and Decision-making in the
... studies precluded them from providing any explanation into the reasons why some techniques fail to be implemented and others succeed (Clemen, 1999). Consequently, some writers, typically behavioural decision theorists such as Tocher (1976 and 1978 reprinted in French, 1989), have explained the resul ...
... studies precluded them from providing any explanation into the reasons why some techniques fail to be implemented and others succeed (Clemen, 1999). Consequently, some writers, typically behavioural decision theorists such as Tocher (1976 and 1978 reprinted in French, 1989), have explained the resul ...
Firm Selection and Corporate Cash Holdings
... have higher funding needs and choose higher cash balances at entry to save up for future investment opportunities in order to avoid equity issuance costs. As these firms grow, they reduce their cash holdings given that they can rely more on internal funds, thus making the model consistent with the e ...
... have higher funding needs and choose higher cash balances at entry to save up for future investment opportunities in order to avoid equity issuance costs. As these firms grow, they reduce their cash holdings given that they can rely more on internal funds, thus making the model consistent with the e ...
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... What is the Organizational Profile? Answer: Organizational Profile is basically a snapshot of the organization that describes the organizational environment; key relationships with customers, suppliers, and other partners; types of employees and technologies used; the competitive environment; key st ...
... What is the Organizational Profile? Answer: Organizational Profile is basically a snapshot of the organization that describes the organizational environment; key relationships with customers, suppliers, and other partners; types of employees and technologies used; the competitive environment; key st ...
reinventing venture capital towards a new economic
... funds. Creating four or five private ‘super-funds’ would allow each fund to manage a portfolio of high-risk investments in the way that the leading US funds are able to do, rather than being forced into a ‘safety-first’ investment strategy through lack of funds. It would also enable the funds to mak ...
... funds. Creating four or five private ‘super-funds’ would allow each fund to manage a portfolio of high-risk investments in the way that the leading US funds are able to do, rather than being forced into a ‘safety-first’ investment strategy through lack of funds. It would also enable the funds to mak ...
Financial Value of Brands in Mergers and Acquisitions: Is Value in
... was attributed to brands with the purchase of Gillette, and at other end, less than 1.51% was attributed to the brand value in the acquisition of Latitude by Cisco Systems. What is the source of heterogeneity in the target firms’ brand value across M&As? The extant marketing literature suggests that ...
... was attributed to brands with the purchase of Gillette, and at other end, less than 1.51% was attributed to the brand value in the acquisition of Latitude by Cisco Systems. What is the source of heterogeneity in the target firms’ brand value across M&As? The extant marketing literature suggests that ...
An Empirical Analysis of Capital Structure and Abnormal Returns
... expected common stock returns. His returns are adjusted for inflation, whereas our abnormal returns are market-adjusted, but using interest rates as an explanatory variable to account for changes in the cost of capital in the time series. Bhandari (1988) controls for idiosyncratic risk through size ...
... expected common stock returns. His returns are adjusted for inflation, whereas our abnormal returns are market-adjusted, but using interest rates as an explanatory variable to account for changes in the cost of capital in the time series. Bhandari (1988) controls for idiosyncratic risk through size ...
Pension plan funding, risk sharing and technology choice
... a¤ect risk bearing and the composition of investment in the economy as a whole and how this relationship interacts with the …nancial leverage of the corporate sector? Economies such as the United Kingdom and the United States have large funded occupational pension schemes, including both de…ned bene ...
... a¤ect risk bearing and the composition of investment in the economy as a whole and how this relationship interacts with the …nancial leverage of the corporate sector? Economies such as the United Kingdom and the United States have large funded occupational pension schemes, including both de…ned bene ...
Top 10 Stock Screening Strategies That Make
... At the beginning of each holding period, a list of stocks (portfolio) is generated. The period’s returns are calculated using the % change in price from the beginning of the holding period to the end of the holding period, plus any applicable dividends. The returns for the portfolio is the arithmeti ...
... At the beginning of each holding period, a list of stocks (portfolio) is generated. The period’s returns are calculated using the % change in price from the beginning of the holding period to the end of the holding period, plus any applicable dividends. The returns for the portfolio is the arithmeti ...
Cash management behavior of firms and its structural
... Table 7. Priority order (po) of the conflicts between cash management and other departments of a firm and Gini coefficient......................................... 73 Table 8. Centralization of cash management. ................................................................... 74 Table 9. Centraliz ...
... Table 7. Priority order (po) of the conflicts between cash management and other departments of a firm and Gini coefficient......................................... 73 Table 8. Centralization of cash management. ................................................................... 74 Table 9. Centraliz ...
Expected Utility Maximization and Tail Risk
... if it takes into account information about the tail of the underlying distribution. The use of a risk measure free of tail risk avoids extreme loss in the tail of the underlying distribution. Several studies have discussed the concept of tail risk. The BIS Committee on the Global Financial System (2 ...
... if it takes into account information about the tail of the underlying distribution. The use of a risk measure free of tail risk avoids extreme loss in the tail of the underlying distribution. Several studies have discussed the concept of tail risk. The BIS Committee on the Global Financial System (2 ...
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY INSURANCE AUTHORITY
... The Australian Capital Territory Insurance Authority (the Authority) is established under Section 7 of the ACT Insurance Authority Act 2005 (the Act). The Act establishes the Authority as the ACT Government’s captive insurer providing insurance services to all ACT Government Directorates and statuto ...
... The Australian Capital Territory Insurance Authority (the Authority) is established under Section 7 of the ACT Insurance Authority Act 2005 (the Act). The Act establishes the Authority as the ACT Government’s captive insurer providing insurance services to all ACT Government Directorates and statuto ...
Do Dividend Initiations Signal Firm Prosperity?
... decline in profitability and cash flow generation. Investors, if they were not aware of a firm’s transition towards more stable earnings, would be positively surprised by this additional information and thus bid up the stock price.10 The second reason could be that shareholders expect dividend initi ...
... decline in profitability and cash flow generation. Investors, if they were not aware of a firm’s transition towards more stable earnings, would be positively surprised by this additional information and thus bid up the stock price.10 The second reason could be that shareholders expect dividend initi ...