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Management Series

Restructuring in insolvency

Despite an ever-increasing number of insolvencies that are holding the economy down, there does not appear to be any proactive or forecasting method for insolvency proceedings. This is especially true when attempting to turn around failing companies and can lead to wasted resources and potential so that the company must ultimately be wound up …  >>

 
Company value and behavioral finance during insolvency

Sometimes individuals behave irrationally when things get complex and become uncertain. Despite fairly adequate statutory insolvency rules, this can lead to delays in insolvency payment and/or economically inefficient use of corporate resources …  >>

 
Strategy as the art of possibility

Strategic initiatives are a central tool for successful change. Such independent projects or project programs are launched in parallel with regular planning to target and develop selected topics for improving competitiveness …  >>

 
Investor relations for private investors

Investor Relations (IR) are becoming increasingly important as companies are looking more and more for equity in the capital market. However, the impact of IR on the target group of private investors, who are becoming increasingly important as a source of new capital, is hardly known …  >>

 
Financing during restructuring

The number of corporate insolvencies in Germany continues at record levels. The consensus-prone financial system, which has traditionally been dominated by banks, is undergoing a radical overhaul as it is being replaced by a market-based system …  >>