Sentences with phrase «on corporate balance sheets»

Further, how valuable is the cash on corporate balance sheets if there is an equally large debt balance on the other side of the ledger (there is)?

We believe the opportunity set remains attractive, especially with the potential impact of tax reform on corporate balance sheets.

But what if I is the limiting factor and we have excess S, for instance through accumulation of cash on corporate balance sheets that isn't invested?

Global market conditions are ripe for M&A — cash continues to accumulate on corporate balance sheets, valuations are more reasonable, and private equity firms are looking at a backlog of exits.

In a traditional divisional structure, each division head would be responsible for their own profit and loss line on the corporate balance sheet.

But the problem of rapidly growing cash balances on corporate balance sheets is well documented, with many corporates having publicly communicated ROIC [return on invested capital] targets.

At best, MCT is involved with only half a loaf: 100 % weight to flows and 0 % weight to the amount of net wealth existing on corporate balance sheets.

With cash on corporate balances sheets at high levels and dividend - payout ratios at their lowest levels since the start of the 20th century, there's good reason these types of companies make a good investment.

The fate of pension plans and companies are more intertwined than ever, according to Mercer, as new accounting rules require that changes to the value of equities and the yields on bonds be reflected on corporate balance sheets.

A green future will also build on full - cost accounting in which a company's «hidden» expenses like pollution and resource depletion aren't foisted onto taxpayers but paid for on corporate balance sheets.

By building new infrastructure and enabling investment in new development projects in Alberta, resources get converted to reserves, which will greatly increase the asset values on the corporate balance sheets and ensure eventual development.

In essence, rent payments would go from being recognized as an operating expense, which doesn't appear on a corporate balance sheet, to a capital expense, which does, thereby cutting into profits.

Since space needs are the second most costly expense item on the corporate balance sheet after personnel, companies have been looking not only to find better ways to use office space, but also to save money while doing it.

According to RBC, in normal times excess cash on corporate balance sheets is equal to 10 % of GDP.

A stock buyback is basically a secondary offering in reverse — instead of selling new shares of stock to the public to put more cash on the corporate balance sheet, a cash - rich company expends some of its own funds on buying shares of stock from the public.

«These uncertainties will be outweighed by the record levels of cash on corporate balance sheets and private equity dry powder spend, combined with readily available debt financing and growing risk appetite.