Calculating shareholder influence

Article Abstract:

It is generally accepted that the value of shareholding is determined by its degree of influence. Influence, in turn, is a function of the level of the shareholding as a percentage of the total share in issue and of the income and voting rights of the shares held. The challenge in calculating shareholder influence is measuring the degrees of influence of other shareholdings in the company. Because of the difficulty of this task, most practitioners and their counterpart in the Inland Revenue approach share valuations by simply using rules of thumb and their intuition. It is proposed that shareholder valuation can be injected with some degree of mathematical precision by using computerization and the mathematics of game theory.

Analysis, Stockholders, Influence, Stockholder meetings

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Making the most of a precious resource

Article Abstract:

Cash management refers to the efficient process of handling cash flows upon receipt of funds through payments of obligations. This process enables the government to realize revenue savings. However, authorities are faced with constraints such as collection of community charges and organizational problems. Even so, a complete analysis of financial flow can help identify problem areas where improvements are needed and can be implemented. Such steps may involve payment restructuring or revising invoice management. Techniques in cash management are given.

Methods, Management, Cash management, Local finance

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