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Analysis of the development project for the construction of an administrative building in Brno
Kolařík, Jan ; Šebesta, Petr (referee) ; Šmahel, Milan (advisor)
The aim of this diploma thesis is determine feasibility and profitability of property development project at particular lands in Brno. Solution of problem includes both, the legislative part that determines possibility lands focused on change of territorial plan and the financial part that estimates costs and revenues in project balance and potencial profits for investor, if project will be realized. Main result of this diploma thesis is to answer the question, if property development project should be realized at particular lands in question and estimate future value of lands and project. Diploma thesis \uv{Analysis of the development project for the construction of an administrative building in Brno} is useful for everyone, who needs estimate potential of a land for profit from realization of property development project.
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Private Equity as a Form of Investment
Bolf, David ; Luňáček, Jiří (referee) ; Zinecker, Marek (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the different ways of investment in Private Equity. The work is focused on investment decision making, investment process and due diligence. In the analytical part, the author evaluates the results of the questionnaire, which focuses on the factors of investment decision. Factors that investment decisions are divided into three categories examined by the author.
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State responsibility to prevent and control a pandemic
Mazánková, Zuzana ; Bílková, Veronika (advisor) ; Šturma, Pavel (referee)
1 Abstract State responsibility to prevent and control a pandemic The submitted thesis explores state responsibility under public international law and how it relates to the obligation to prevent, protect against, control and provide a public health response to international spread of disease. Epidemics are hardly a new or unprecedented phenomenon, and the increased incidence of seasonal influenza strains and other viral respiratory infections are a recurring theme every year. However, the issue of state responsibility for international spread of infectious diseases came to the forefront lately due to the events at the beginning of 2020 when a global pandemic of the new coronavirus COVID- 19 appeared, causing over seven million deaths by October 2023 and significant economic losses. The virus was first identified in China, which reported the outbreak to the World Health Organization (WHO) at the end of 2019. Shortly after that, despite public health measures being implemented, the infection began to spread worldwide via international travel, and multiple reports emerged that China had had information about this infectious disease a month before reporting it and deliberately concealed it, which would constitute a violation of International Health Regulations. Given the damage incurred by states, businesses...
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Utilization of Financial Analysis as a Tool for Investment Decisions
Fadrný, Matěj ; Bílek, Michael (referee) ; Ptáček, Roman (advisor)
Thesis is about due diligence in mergers and acquisitions. Where a selected economic entity is examined based on due diligence methods. First part of thesis considers theoretical aspects related to due diligence and M&A. In practical part are done financial due diligence and legal due diligence. As part of financial due diligence are analysed financial statements and performer financial analysis. The riskiest aspects and proposals for their correction are derived from the results.
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Aplikace principu náležité péče v kybernetickém prostoru
Botek, Adam ; Honusková, Věra (referee)
The due diligence principle is a well-established general principle of international law. The adequacy of its use proved in many special regimes of international law, especially in international environmental law. Cyberspace is another regime where the application of the due diligence principle is desirable. An adequate application of the due diligence principle might mitigate the problem of attribution of cyber operations and help in denying safe havens of non-state actors, who conduct malicious operations in cyberspace. The adequacy of the application of the due diligence principle in cyberspace is further indicated by the results of discussions in international fora and by the emerging trend of support of the application in official declarations of States on the application of international law in cyberspace. The thesis further suggests how the due diligence principle should be applied by introducing three elements that trigger the due diligence obligation and three possible adjustments to them. It also identifies the essence of some controversial aspects of the application of the due diligence principle and introduces cyber- specific considerations for the determination of breaches of the due diligence obligation and evaluation of lawfulness of responses to the breach, which consist of acts of retorsion...
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Aplikace principu náležité péče v kybernetickém prostoru
Botek, Adam ; Honusková, Věra (referee)
The due diligence principle is a well-established general principle of international law. The adequacy of its use proved in many special regimes of international law, especially in international environmental law. Cyberspace is another regime where the application of the due diligence principle is desirable. An adequate application of the due diligence principle might mitigate the problem of attribution of cyber operations and help in denying safe havens of non-state actors, who conduct malicious operations in cyberspace. The adequacy of the application of the due diligence principle in cyberspace is further indicated by the results of discussions in international fora and by the emerging trend of support of the application in official declarations of States on the application of international law in cyberspace. The thesis further suggests how the due diligence principle should be applied by introducing three elements that trigger the due diligence obligation and three possible adjustments to them. It also identifies the essence of some controversial aspects of the application of the due diligence principle and introduces cyber- specific considerations for the determination of breaches of the due diligence obligation and evaluation of lawfulness of responses to the breach, which consist of acts of retorsion...
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The Application of the Due Diligence Principle in Cyberspace
Botek, Adam ; Bílková, Veronika (advisor) ; Lipovský, Milan (referee)
The due diligence principle is a well-established general principle of international law. The adequacy of its use proved in many special regimes of international law, especially in international environmental law. Cyberspace is another regime where the application of the due diligence principle is desirable. An adequate application of the due diligence principle might mitigate the problem of attribution of cyber operations and help in denying safe havens of non-state actors, who conduct malicious operations in cyberspace. The adequacy of the application of the due diligence principle in cyberspace is further indicated by the results of discussions in international fora and by the emerging trend of support of the application in official declarations of States on the application of international law in cyberspace. The thesis further suggests how the due diligence principle should be applied by introducing three elements that trigger the due diligence obligation and three possible adjustments to them. It also identifies the essence of some controversial aspects of the application of the due diligence principle and introduces cyber- specific considerations for the determination of breaches of the due diligence obligation and evaluation of lawfulness of responses to the breach, which consist of acts of retorsion...
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Due Diligence
Šmídová, Jekaterina ; Králíček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Müllerová, Libuše (referee) ; Jiroudek, Jaromír (referee)
One of the main strategic goals of an owner is the growth of their company. To seek company growth in todays ever changing world, company owners and their management frequently turn to the discipline of mergers and acquisitions (hereinafter M&A). This M&A focus is evidenced by the sustained long term growth of the M&A markets, which for example in the Czech Republic alone amounted to a 38% increase between the years 2015 and 2016. The transaction decision making process takes place with an information deficit to the detriment of the buyer. 50% to 70% of transactions will be identified as not meeting the expectations of the buyer, and this is in large part due to the information deficit on the part of the buyer. This thesis takes as its subject due diligence, a tool that enables the buyer to mitigate (but never to fully overcome) the risks brought about by the information deficit. The due diligence process enables the buyer to gather information on the target company and to get to know it in greater detail prior to assuming the full risks of ownership. Due diligence becomes a key component of the M&A process, with direct impact on the transaction valuation and evaluation of the future performance of the target company. This thesis will provide all parties interested in the M&A process with an overview of both general and specific characteristics of the due diligence process and its key components. It will also widen the traditional understanding of the due diligence process, shifting it from a mere pre-investment check-up to a more complex and robust process, that includes the setup of post transaction integration guidelines. The purpose of this thesis is to provide an analysis of the due diligence process in its wider connotations, with emphasis on financial due diligence and post transaction integration. As part of this analysis the key milestones of the due diligence process were identified, and their influence on the increase of the likelihood of a successful M&A process is examined. Based on the stated purpose of this thesis a null hypothesis was formulated (and the analysis and evaluation of the said hypothesis is the goal of this thesis): Due diligence, in its traditional understanding, is a fundamental support tool for the successful realization of mergers and acquisitions. The methodology applied to the examination of the null hypothesis comprises the detailed analysis of information from specialized and academic publications, their theoretical evaluation and comparison to case studies. In line with the stated goal and its hypothesis, this thesis is structured into six chapters. The first chapter defines the term theory of a company and examines the basic economic reasons for the creation and existence of companies. The second chapter describes transactions dedicated to companies and focuses on the underlying reasons for undertaking transactions, and their effect on the methodology of due diligence. The third chapter defines due diligence, describes the process and its key components, and provides theoretical recommendations. The fourth chapter focuses on the practical undertaking of a due diligence process, and examines the applicability of the theoretical recommendations in real life. The fifth chapter examines the post-transaction components of due diligence. The sixth chapter focuses on examination of factors critical to the undertaking of a due diligence, and also on the contractual tools available for the mitigation of the inherent risks. The sources of information for this thesis are mainly, but not limited to, foreign specialized and academic literature focused on mergers and acquisitions, international and local published research, and own research undertaken for the purpose of this thesis. The detailed analytical work undertaken and described in this thesis enabled the evaluation of the null hypothesis and the completion of the stated thesis goal.
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