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Posted May 14, 2007
Taiwan Banks Hamstrung in Fight With Foreign Rivals
Analysis of: Taiwan Banks Hamstrung in Fight With Foreign Rivals | www.bloomberg.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The banking sector in  Taiwan  is  mirroring  the  problems  of  banks  in  several  other  parts  of  the  world  where  politics  take  precedence  over  financial  prudence. Low  profitability ...
Posted April 27, 2007
KKR wins £11.1bn battle for Boots
Analysis of: KKR wins £11.1bn battle for Boots | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
1. Private funds taken over public company.2. Important to protect Boots brand name.3. The important of long term value.
Robert Kemp Posted April 18, 2007
Financial/Risk Analysis of Lenders - The Cure May Be As Troublesome As The Problem
Analysis of: Subprime solution: Swap ARM's for fixed-rates | money.cnn.com
Author: Robert Kemp, Professor University of Virginia - CC
The problems of subprime lending are hot topics.  Lack of underwriting standards and poor pricing are the primary concern.However lenders need to understand the cure or reaction to such concerns can cause even more harm.  Financial analysts need to understand how their clientele (e.g., banks)...
Robert Kemp Posted April 13, 2007
Analyzing the business of banking - new trens and old issues
Analysis of: From cheque book to checking pulses | www.economist.com
Author: Robert Kemp, Professor University of Virginia - CC
The attached article highlights the fact that banks are tailoring more products to an aging population.  Good businesses and industries evolve to meet the changing needs of the market place.  However new products also pose risks.  Financial analysts need to focus on the risk, as...
Posted March 26, 2007
Predicting Option Abuse
Analysis of: Research firm hunts for clues in insider sales | news.moneycentral.msn.com
Author: George Pugh, President George Pugh & Co
  Stock options and insider trading are fascinating topics, and when you mix the two as this piece does, you have a very interesting article. Carr Bettis of Gradient Analytics has completed a project that claims to pin-point when executives exercise their stock options “abnormally early.”...
Robert Kemp Posted March 15, 2007
GM, Pension Funds, and Risk Management
Analysis of: GM to shift 20% of pension from stock to bonds | money.cnn.com
Author: Robert Kemp, Professor University of Virginia - CC
Pension fund management has historically focused on maximizing return.  However today, risk management is taking center stage.  General Motor's announcement focuses on this point. 
Posted February 21, 2007
Don’t Hold your Breath for a Significant Up-tick in IPO Traffic
Analysis of: An IPO Resurgence? | www.cfo.com
Author: Bradley Townsend, Chief Financial Officer Advanced Interactive Systems, Inc.
This is the first article I’ve read in almost a year that actually mentions a positive outlook for US based IPO traffic. Besides using a limited number of references, where does this article fall short defending this idea?
Posted February 14, 2007
The many mistakes startup companies make
Analysis of: Giving Startups The Lift They Need | www.investors.com
Author: Bradley Townsend, Chief Financial Officer Advanced Interactive Systems, Inc.
As this article accurately portrays the life of a small startup, many missteps are pointed out in the text as classic mistakes most companies make during their lifetime.  The problem is that startup companies have little room for error.
Posted January 31, 2007
Keeping the acquisition pace without proper integration
Analysis of: Symantec Continues Quest To Join Giants Of Business Software | www.investors.com
Author: Bradley Townsend, Chief Financial Officer Advanced Interactive Systems, Inc.
Symantec, like so many fast moving technology companies, is hungry for growth.  To keep the top line moving up while the cash balance is plentiful, more companies are turning to acquiring competitive and/or complementary companies.  With over 80% of all acquisitions failing, its a wonder why...
Posted January 30, 2007
SafeNet Management Reiterates Fourth Quarter 2006 Guidance; Sets First Quarter and Full Year 2007 Revenue Guidance; Establishes Non-GAAP Presentation
Analysis of: SafeNet Management Reiterates Fourth Quarter 2006 Guidance; Sets First Quarter and Full Year 2007 Revenue Guidance; Establishes Non-GAAP Presentation | home.businesswire.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Management announces several topics, including an upcoming restatement of previously issued financial statements due to revenue recognition issues. The reported Form 8-K of the company reveals that the investigation into prior option backdating issues yielded other financial statement flaws.
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