Monday, June 22, 2009

Aims: Do financial statements help in Financial decisions and corporate valuation

Aim of the Study

The researcher’s aim in conducting this research is to establish if indeed financial statements underpins financial decisions and corporate valuations using banks’ official economic declarations.

Statement of the Problem

The researcher is interested to discover if indeed financial statements help in financial decisions and corporate valuations of Compass Group PLC, Toronto Dominion Bank, Harris Corp, Morgan Stanley, and Boeing Co., banks official economic declarations.

Specifically the researcher was directed to answer the following questions:

1. What is the company profile of the selected banks of the United State of America in terms of: a) Net Income, b) Total Assets, c) Total equity, d) Total Debt, e) Total Liabilities, f) Total Revenue, and g) Market Value?

2. Are the liquidity ratios, the profitability ratios, and the solvency ratios used for wage negotiations, takeovers and mergers, and private share purchases?

3. Do selected firms use income, expenditure or balances in financial statements in financial decisions?

4. What is the firm value of the selected banks of the United State of America?

5. Do Financial Statements Help in Financial Decisions and Corporate Valuations?

Hypotheses

1. Ho: There is no company profile of the selected banks of the United State of America in terms of: a) Net Income; b) Total Assets; c) Total equity; d) Total Debt; e) Total Liabilities; f) Total Revenue; and g) Market Value;

2. Ho: The liquidity ratios, the profitability ratios, and the solvency ratios are not used for wage negotiations, takeovers and mergers, and private share purchases;

3. Ho: Selected firms do not use income, expenditure or balances in financial statements in financial decisions;

4 Ho: There is no firm value of the selected banks of the United State of America; and

5. Ho: Financial statements do not help in financial decisions and corporate valuations.

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