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Corporate Finance: Theory and Practice

Pierre Vernimmen, Pascal Quiry, Maurizio Dallocchio, Yann Le Fur, Antonio Salvi

Chapter 41

Choice of Corporate Structure - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

03:28

Problem 1

What techniques can be used for choosing shareholders?

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Problem 2

What sort of general meeting must be held to approve capital transactions?

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Problem 3

What power does a shareholder with a blocking minority have?

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Problem 4

What purpose does a "Dutch clause" serve?

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Problem 5

Why can management compensation in the form of stock create value?

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01:21

Problem 6

How would compensating employees in stock run contrary to financial theory?

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Problem 7

What advantages are there in buying $100 \%$ of the capital of a timited share partnership?

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01:38

Problem 8

Why do some conglomerates continue to survive, despite the loss of value they generate? Can this situation last?

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Problem 9

What is the advantage of cascade structures for the majority shareholder? And for other shareholders?

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Problem 10

What is the difference between a holding company discount and a conglomerate discount?

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Problem 11

A company manager has a $55 \%$ stake in his unlisted company, in which a competitor also has a $32 \%$ stake. The former is keen to dilute the shareholding of the latter, without diluting his own stake at the same time. What should he do?

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00:49

Problem 12

Why is the shareholding of a family-run business unstable in the long term? What is the likely future of such a business? How can this process be slowed down?

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Problem 13

Two managers have a $25 \%$ and $75 \%$ stake respectively in a company. They are keen to bring in a capital investor with the minimum dilution to their shareholdings. How should they go about solving this problem?

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