Category: Finance

  • Principles of Finance Exemplified by First Solar, Inc.

    Introduction First Solar, Inc. was established in 1999 by the First Solar Company. First Solar Inc. manufactures solar equipment and supplies solar energy. The company makes its solar modules using a thin-film semiconductor in a new CdTe technology. First Solar Inc. has its headquarters in Arizona Unite states; operates in North America, Asia, and Europe.…

  • International Finance. Motivation and Management

    Introduction The purpose of this report study is to determine the reason as to why the United Kingdom decided to stand apart from the unification of European currencies as well as to determine as to whether the decision was beneficial to the United Kingdom.Also the purpose of the study determines the changes that have taken…

  • Senator Chris Dodds Finance Bill Key Points

    Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works cited Introduction The financial crisis that traces its way back to 2007 led to the collapse of large financial institutions and prompted national governments to bail out many from imminent collapse. The crisis affected other sectors of the economy like housing which led to the suffering caused…

  • Personal Finance: Professional Financial Planner

    Abstract Investments are an important part of financial planning. When looking at investments there is a need to examine the different options available to people. Different people have different investment needs. The investment option chosen should address the specific needs of the investor. For example, there is the case of Lauren Crowford, a 23-year old…

  • International Finance and Globalization

    The exchange-rate determination of any country can be determined using theories such as the purchasing power parity, the balance of payment approach and the monetary and Portfolio Approach. A majority of the countries have now adopted the theory of purchasing power parity as a way of calculating the rate of exchange. The approach assumes that…

  • International Finance: Linking Exchange Rates to Dollar

    Introduction The United States of America uses the United States dollar as its official currency. This is usually abbreviated as USD, $ and US$. These are normally used to make it distinct from other countries which abbreviate their currencies using the dollar symbol. In addition, the USD is divided into 100 cents. The countrys currency…

  • Definition of Financial Terms and Their Relation to Finance

    Finance is the management of money, assets, banking, investments, liabilities, or anything to do with money. It involves the management of money and cash in various sectors of an organization using various instruments and means. Assets, liabilities, bonds, risks, loans, expenses are all measurable in terms of money. Finance is the backbone of any organization…

  • Multinational Business Finance and Currency Trade

    According to Eiteman, Stonehill, & Moffett (2015), interest rates in the U.S. and in Europe are rather low and do not get higher than 1%. Such things might have happened because governments and the Central Banks of the countries had low premium rates in the period of the global financial crisis. They did so because…

  • Investment Decisions in Economics and Finance: Global Mining and Pioneer Gypsum

    Introduction The expected return from individual securities carries some degree of risk. Risk is defined as the standard deviation from the expected return. More dispersion or variability from a securitys return means the security is riskier than one with less dispersion. In simple terms securities carry differing degrees of expected risk that may lead investors…

  • Global Finance Control: International Monetary Fund

    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an institute of 186 states, functioning to promote international financial support, protected monetary firmness, smooth the progress of global trade, endorse high employment and maintainable financial expansion, and decrease scarcity around the globe (Barbara 2003). So from this definition, it is palpable that International Monetary Fund is working in…