Balance sheet of HSBC
The second part of this section is the analysis of the assets and liabilities of HSBC. In 2006, before the crisis two thirds of the increases in the balance sheet were due to the trading assets. This was primarily driven by an increase in holdings of debt securities. HSBC’s operations in Europe, reported a rise in the credit risk arbitrage portfolio reflecting strong i
which may incur from threats and weaknesses of KEPCO.
4. Current Balanced Scorecard
4.1 Mission & Strategy
Since the purpose and objective of this project is to establish new innovative balanced scorecard, it is inevitable to identify KEPCO’s overall mission, vision and other relative matters such as action plans or strategic objectives. In fact, four perspectives of balanced score
Balance Sheet Analysis we choose ‘Flight equipment’, ‘Air traffic liability’, and ‘Accumulated deficit’. Lastly, we went further on ‘Current Ratio’, ‘ROA’, and ‘Debt to asset’ among 5 Ratio analysis and recommended for these two companies.
1. Wage Expense
2. Passenger Revenue
3. Fuel Expense
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1. Flight Equipment
2. Air Traffic Lia
실험목적Catechol Dioxygenase 를 model 로 하는
[FeIII(TPA)(DBC)]BPh4 를 합성한다
[FeIII(TPA)(DBC)] complex 의 물리적 성질과
oxygenation reaction 의 진행을 확인한다
실험원리
Catechol Dioxygenase ( CTD )
Mechanism
Ligand – DBC & TPA
Magnetic Susceptibility
Ligand to Metal Charge Transfer ( LMCT )
Metal to Ligand Charge Transfer ( MLCT )
cate
CASE 4
Part 1:
A. Describe the cost flow assumptions used in average cost, FIFO and LIFO methods of inventory valuation.
-The average cost method assumes cost of goods sold and ending inventory consist of a mixture of all the goods available for sale. The average unit cost applied to goods sold or to ending inventory is not simply an average of the various unit costs of purchases during the pe