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The investments of venture capital funds
Baňas, Ján ; Brada, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kubát, Max (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with the analysis and development of the venture capital market which offers an alternative option for financing businesses. The theoretical part describes the characteristics of the basic concepts, the development phases and the process of funding venture capital. The practical part deals with the study of venture capital investment for startups in the world, analyzing the investments in venture capital funds in Europe as one of the possibilities for improving the macroeconomic indicators of individual EU countries. Last study provides an overview of the venture capital funds in Slovak Republic.
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Audit of banking institutions in the Czech Republic
Ognev, Denis ; Brada, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kubát, Max (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with external audit of banks in Czech Republic. The main objective of this thesis is to describe in detail the techniques, strategy and methods which are used by the external auditor during the engagement and to compare them with those used in internal audit. The main emphasis during the stage of interim audit is put on control of risk management activities. The first part of this diploma thesis is devoted to theoretical issues and legal aspects of audit profession. Specific characteristics of banking institutions audit including major risks and the scope of external auditor's activities are described in the second chapter of the thesis. Third part describes the main stages, used methodology and the process of external audit of banking institutions. Last chapter is devoted to a brief description of the internal auditor's activities in the bank and their comparison with the external audit.
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History of Russian banking
Tamilin, Andrey ; Brada, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kubát, Max (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on the development of Russian pre-revolutionary banking system and securities markets. The thesis describes activities of individual banking institutions, including the conditions of their operation in the context of royal Russia. The first chapter focuses on origins of global banking. Next parts describe birth of Russian banking and its maturation with regard to the causes of non-standard development. The last chapter presents characteristics of the stock market of the Russian Empire.
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Speculative bubbles in financial markets
Roček, Jindřich ; Brada, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kubát, Max (referee)
The bachelor thesis explores the phenomenon of speculative bubbles in financial markets. The aim is to define possible causes of speculative bubbles, and specify circumstances under which they can be prevented. The first chapter explains the essence of the examined phenomenon. In the following chapter, two theoretical approaches to the formation of asset prices in markets are explained, the efficient market theory and behavioral finance. The third chapter analyses causes, coarse and collapse of each individual bubble. The work uses twelve samples of asset price bubbles from history to meet the objectives. The final chapter examines the influence of government intervention and monetary policy on the formation of bubbles and proposes stemming recommendations for the responsible authority. The considerable complexity of the phenomenon and a large number of factors influencing price movements means that bubbles cannot be quantified ex ante. Given the current market conditions it is reasonable to expect further occurence of asset price bubbles in financial markets.
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