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Read MoreDistressed Firms
Financial distress is a situation when a company cannot meet or has difficulties to pay off its financial obligations to its creditors.
Read MoreOil Refinery Business in Thailand: What they do and what do investors need to know
The oil refinery is one of the major businesses in Thailand with a market capitalization over 600 billion THB.
Read MoreCareers in Finance with Frank Schwab
If you’re just starting your career in finance, don’t compare yourself to veterans because it’s impossible to have the experience they have. Instead, compare yourself with your peers.
Read MoreOverview of the Petrochemical Industry in Thailand
Petrochemical companies use products from crude oil and natural gas to produce petrochemical products to be used as raw materials in many industries.
Read MorePorter’s Five Forces Analysis
For every organization, it is the utmost importance for strategists to enhance long-term profits. Strategy consultants often use Porter’s five forces as the framework or starting point, when making an evaluation of a firm’s strategic position.
Read MoreWhat Is Free Cash Flow to the Firm?
Free cash flow to the firm (FCFF) is the cash flow that a company is ‘free’ to distribute to all…
Read MoreTreating Stocks as Business Ownership Is Contrarian Today
When it comes to money and investing decisions, we are not always as rational as we think we are; therefore, in this essay, I will expand about investors’ behavior in the stock market.
Read MoreOn Bloomberg: Thai Banks Look Pretty Interesting
I appeared on Bloomberg Markets today discussing the upcoming election in Thailand, the current state of the Thai economy and…
Read MoreWACC – Theory versus Reality
Since debt is cheaper than equity, in theory, this would mean that a company would prefer to be fully funded…
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