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Chapter 11 Flashcards

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What is a sole proprietorship

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  1. It is the most ‘basic form’ of business ownership
  2. It’s used by a ‘one-person business
  3. Here the business is not a legally separate entity meaning the owner is personally liable for the business
  4. Difficult for owners to generate/obtain capital to grow the business
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What does Proprietor mean?

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It means owner and operator of the business

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What is a ‘partnership’?

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It’s the same concept as sole proprietorship however here there are ‘2’ or more owners.

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What is a ‘limited partnership’?

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It has two types of partners in this relationship:

  1. A general partner –> They actively participate to the business and has personal liability
  2. The limited partner does not actively participate in managing the business and is only liable to the amount invested
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How are ‘hedge funds structured’?

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  1. As a limited partnership
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What is a ‘general partnership’?

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+ All partners have unlimited liability so they are personally liable for the business and actions of all partners. ‘

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What is a ‘corporation”

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+ The ownership is separate from the management

+ Ownership is transferred by the buying and selling of shares

+ It’s a separate legal entity

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How are corporations governed?

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  1. Government act of incorporation
  2. The corporation’s carter
  3. By-laws
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What are shareholders rights?

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+ When the decisions in a corporation are made by the BOD or management

+ Things such as selecting directors, and selling the corporation require shareholder approval

+ If a decision is made 50.1% approval has to come from shareholders

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What is a ‘proxy’?

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Allows someone else to vote on behalf of the shareholders

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What are board of directors

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They are elected by shareholders to ensure the corporation’s decisions are in the best interests of shareholders

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Where do we usually see the CEO

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on the BOD

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What is the COB

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They oversee chair board meetings and they usually have the most respected power.

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What are boards required to have a minimum of?

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Independent directors

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What are ‘independent directors’

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These are directors not apart of management or align with the biggest shareholder

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What is the concept of government and corporate financing?

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Governments need capital and investors have this

17
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Who facilitates the trade between the two

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Investment firms, investment dealers, brokerage firms

18
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What are private placements?

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  1. Sale of corporate debt or equity to private investors
19
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Are private placements available to the public?

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NO

20
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How are they managed (private placements)

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By investment dealers

21
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What are ‘public offerings’

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This is the sale of securities to the public

+ This process is managed by investment dealers

22
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What is prospectus’ used for public offerings?

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+ Sets the terms of the public offering and is a lengthy document

+ Includes time, price, what the proceeds are used for

23
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what is a ‘green sheet’?

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+ Used as a marketing document for the offering by an investment dealer to sell the offering

24
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What is an initial public offering?

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It is the sale of a corporation equity on the stock exchange for the first time

25
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How is the share price determined for an IPO?

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The investment dealer does an extensive investigation on a company’s operations and its financial viability and from here they make future projections and make a total value of the company estimate

26
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Will all shares be sold on the IPO

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no only a %

27
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How do you find the price of shares

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price = total value / number of shares

28
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What does ‘build a book’ mean?

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+ ID will gather the intrest prices for the stock and put in a book

29
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How do they set the value per share?

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They set it
1) high enough to maximize proceeds for the corporation
2) Low enough to ensure all shares are sold.

30
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What does it mean when shares are ‘secondary issues”

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Issues of equity after the IPO

31
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Who gets the proceeds of from the sale of stock?

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If the sale is newly issued (IPO), the corporation gets the proceeds

If the sale is from existing shares on the market then the investor who sells gets it

32
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How are secondary issues done?

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A short-form prospective distribution system (SFPD)

33
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SFPD?

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Its when a company issues short-form prospecus which are much shorter than an IPO’s

34
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When do we SFPD’s?

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Usually for ‘bought deals’

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