Introduction to Corporate Project Evaluation (Part 1)
Managers in companies often have to make major capital budgeting decisions in order for the business to move forward. As teams create different investment opportunities and often collate them into...
View ArticleIntroduction to Corporate Project Evaluation (Part 2)
In Part 1 of our introduction to Corporate Project Evaluation, we discussed the basic tools and concepts utilised by managers to determine if a particular project was worth investing time and money in....
View ArticleIntroduction to Bonds and Share Valuation
As we covered in ‘What are Financial Markets?’, there are markets that trade bonds (or debt) and shares (or equity). These are specifically referred to as Bond Markets or Share Markets respectively. In...
View ArticleProject Evaluation: What is Break-Even Analysis?
When accounting for risks, managers will determine if a project is too risky relative to the profitability of it. There are several techniques used when it comes to risk analysis – but in this post, we...
View ArticleProject Evaluation: What is Sensitivity Analysis?
Our detailed introduction to project evaluation spanned over 3 parts. Then, a narrower aspect of the evaluation process was focused on - determining the project risks involved. The follow-up on...
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