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Determinants of Shareholder Value in European Banking and Shareholder Value Efficiency

2006
In Chapter 4, we analysed some of the most common strategies developed since the 1990s to create shareholder value, namely, increasing customer satisfaction, enhancing bank cost and profit efficiencies and increasing productivity. In Chapter 6 we presented various approaches to measure these drivers.
Philip Molyneux, Franco Fiordelisi
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Shareholder value debunked

Strategy & Leadership, 2000
Shareholder‐value proponents claim a new, economically sound way to maximize profits, create wealth, measure performance, and reward executives. That invalid claim is dangerous. Stocks of shareholder‐value firms appreciated barely 15 percent as much as another, time‐tested strategic‐management system.
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The shareholder value effects of using value-based performance measures: Evidence from acquisitions and divestments

Management Accounting Research, 2018
Value-based (VB) management is an approach to align the interests of managers and shareholders and thereby increase shareholder value. Prior studies on the performance and shareholder value effects of VB performance measures, however, yield inconsistent ...
Thorsten Knauer, Lisa Silge, Friedrich Sommer   +2 more
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REIT Operational Efficiency and Shareholder Value

Journal of Real Estate Research, 2019
A real estate investment trust (REIT) is an intermediary that passes its cash flows and income to its shareholders.
Eli Beracha, Zifeng Feng, William G. Hardin   +2 more
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Shareholder Value in Banking

2006
This text provides a detailed analytical assessment of shareholder value creation in banking. It explains what shareholder value creation is and its main drivers. Various shareholder value measures in banking are compared with conventional and other performance indicators.
FIORDELISI, FRANCO, MOLYNEUX P.
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Net shareholder value

Journal of Business Strategy, 2008
PurposeMost investors and business leaders understand that the internet has created a few high‐profile success but many more start‐up businesses that have destroyed rather than created value. As a result, many executives have dampened expectations for the transformational potential of internet‐based commerce, and have cut back investments accordingly ...
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Brand Equity and Shareholder Value

European Management Journal, 2003
It is often assumed that brands represent an asset, as well as a source of current and future earnings and cash flows for a firm. As such, the value of the brand, or brand equity, should manifest itself in the market value of the firm and thus have an impact on shareholder value.
Allard C.R. van Riel, Charles Pahud de Mortanges   +1 more
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Shareholder-Value-Ansatz

1993
Der Shareholder-Value-Ansatz oder das Management-Wert-Konzept1 ist aus der Kritik entstanden, das Unternehmen anhand von Zielmasstaben gefuhrt werden, die nicht denen der Eigentumer entsprechen2. Als Konsequenz ist der Shareholder-Value-Ansatz auf das Ziel der Eigentumer ausgerichtet, eine uber den Kosten fur das Eigenkapital liegende Rendite zu ...
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Do high-ability managers choose ESG projects that create shareholder value? Evidence from employee opinions

Review of accounting studies, 2020
Kyle T. Welch, Aaron S. Yoon
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The history of ‘shareholder value’

The Antidote, 1996
Profiles shareholder value and how it began with Du Pont, back in the 1920s, a US firm held up as an ideal of advanced management practice, who started measuring investment returns (referred to then as returns on investment or ROI), which was initially called the ‘Du Pont formula’.
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