Finance d'entreprise

Poincelot, Évelyne; Burkhardt‐Bourgeois, Kirsten

doi:10.3917/ems.charr.2014.01

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“…In a context of a bankruptcy risk analysis, whose aim is to evaluate the capacity of firms to meet their commitments, the choice of explanatory ratios is crucial (Dimitras, Zanakis & Zopounidis, 1996;Refait-Alexandre, 2004). In the present case, we used indicators adopted by the wealth management view of such a risk 21 (Charreaux, 2000;Hoarau, 2008). This involves comparing the asset liquidity structure and the loan repayments structure in the long/medium term and in the short term (cf.…”

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“…Debt ratio (financial autonomy for Charreaux, 2000) Refers to the ratio between financial liabilities (long and medium-term)/own capital. Provides a measure of the long and medium-term debt burden on the firm's equity.…”

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“…Some of the methods used for computing the ratios presented in our paper may differ. For instance, according to Charreaux (2000), the financial autonomy ratio is understood as the ratio between financial debts payable at over one year and the firm's equity. This definition corresponds to our debt ratio data.…”

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and holds the Economics Defence Chair, created by the Cercle des Partenaires endowment fund at the IHEDN. His work focuses on corporate funding, the economics of innovation and the economics of defence. He has conducted a number of empirical studies to explore the impact of financial constraints on corporate behaviour, among other things. Mathieu Bécue is a design engineer at the GREThA, where he manages the Via Inno Technological Intelligence Platform, and is joint scientific coordinator of the 'Competitive Intelligence' Open Lab managed by the GREThA and the PSA Group. His research focuses mainly on the development and valorisation of methods designed to improve understanding of innovation trajectories in high-tech sectors. Damien Talbot is a Professor of Management Science at the University of Auvergne, a member of the CRCGM and an affiliated member of GREThA (UMR CNRS 5113). His research focuses on the organisational dynamics that span the supply chain, notably aeronautic supply chain proximity strategies. Among other articles, he recently published two papers on the cases of Thales Avionics and of "Aerospace Valley" Competitiveness Cluster.

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Section: Appendix 1 Profitability and Risk Analysis: Methodsmentioning

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Section: Appendix 1 Profitability and Risk Analysis: Methodsmentioning

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“…Les investisseurs décident d'investir si le taux de rentabilité de l'investissement est supérieur au coût de son financement ou encore sa valeur actuelle nette(VAN) est positive avec un taux d'actualisation correspondant au coût moyen pondéré du capital et qui prend en compte l'inflation anticipée (Charreaux, 2014). D'autres critères sont également considérés par ces derniers pour prendre la décision d'investir à l'instar du taux interne de rendement (TIR) ou encore le délai de récupération.…”

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Comportement des investisseurs face à la Pandémie de la covid-19

Herman

Bertrand²,

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et al. 2020

J.o A.F.

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Le présent article s’interroge sur l’effet plausible de la pandémie du Covid-19 sur le comportement des actionnaires sur le marché boursier sous-régional. Comportement qui se résume en trois composantes : la demande, l’offre et l’échange des titres. Pour apprécier l’effet de la pandémie sur ces trois paramètres, nous avons constitué une base de données sur treize mois dont sept avant la pandémie et six depuis la survenance de la pandémie. Au terme d’une série de tests « t » sur échantillons appariés, il apparaît que ni l’offre, ni la demande, ni l’échange des titres n’ont connu un changement significatif sur la période d’avant et pendant la pandémie. Plusieurs facteurs explicatifs justifient ce constat. Nous citons entre autres la fébrilité du marché boursier sous-régional, notamment le compartiment « actions » ; la perte des emplois occasionnée par la pandémie ; les vases communicants existant entre les flux des titres de chacune des sociétés cotées sur le marché et la quasi inexistence d’échanges des titres. Pour les travaux à venir, une étude similaire sera réalisée sur le compartiment « obligations » du marché.

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Impact of gender and nationality diversity on financial performance: A study of listed banks in Morocco

CHEBRI

Bahoussa

2020

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The purpose of this article is to explore the effect of the diversity of boards on the financial performance of banks. Based on an in-depth analysis of the theoretical and empirical literature, this study aims to examine the impact of gender diversity and the diversity of nationalities on the financial performance of Moroccan banks. To this end, the study uses a set of panel data from all Moroccan banks listed on the stock exchange for the period 2014-2018. The model was estimated by an ordinary least squares (OLS) regression equation , by the time fixed-effects regression model, and then by three-stage least squares (3SLS) regression analysis with time fixed effects to better understand the endogeneity problem variables of the model. The results of the study reveal that gender diversity has a negative and significant effect on the financial performance of listed Moroccan banks measured by both return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE), while the national diversity is not significantly related to the financial performance of these banks. Likewise, the interaction between the two measures of diversity has no significant impact on financial performance.

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Rente relationnelle et sous-performance des firmes pivots dans la chaîne de valeur aéronautique

Rente relationnelle et sous-performance des firmes pivots dans la chaîne de valeur aéronautique

Comportement des investisseurs face à la Pandémie de la covid-19

Impact of gender and nationality diversity on financial performance: A study of listed banks in Morocco

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