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Evaluation of Business Performance Through Financial Analysis Tools
Bartoš, Marek ; Kuba, Ondrej (referee) ; Ptáček, Roman (advisor)
The Bachelor’s Thesis is focused on the evaluation of WINTERBERG Skalica, s.r.o., from the perspective of the financial status. In the first part there are basic goals of this work. In the theoretical part there are specific methods of the financial analysis. After introducing the company, I will deal with the economic situation and the subsequent examination in the practical part. In the last part there is my review and suggestions for improvement to the future.
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Reverse Mortgage
ŠIMKOVÁ, Martina
This thesis deals with research of interest in reverse mortgage in the Czech Republic. There is a large number of households within the population in the Czech Republic that owns their own home and still has difficulty paying the cost of securing basic household needs. The status of these people is getting worse with age. Current pension systems are unable to replace the income that people have reached in their working age. Responding to the needs of this target group is a reverse mortgage, which uses the capital stored in real estate designed to house seniors, thereby ensuring retirement.
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Evaluation of the Investment Efficiency in the TESYDO, s.r.o.
Dolák, Marek ; Kudělka,, Vladimír (referee) ; Ptáček, Roman (advisor)
Evaluation of economic efficiency of the investment plan in TESYDO, s.r.o and a determination of a recommendatory award on the basis of results of the evaluation is the subject of this diploma thesis. The introductory part of the thesis is dedicated to theoretical knowledge in the field of financial analysis, evaluation of efficiency of the investments and the related risks. In the second part, this knowledge is used for a financial analysis of the company and subsequent evaluation of the investment plan. Summary evaluation of the investment plan forms a conclusion of this thesis.
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Analysis of Energy Economy to drive Ukraine's economic growth
Kariagina, Viktoriia ; Jakubík, Petr (advisor) ; Valíčková, Petra (referee)
This thesis investigates the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth in 15 post- Soviet states with a primary focus on Ukraine over the time period 1991-2013. First, panel unit root tests are applied to the time series for energy use and GDP for each post-Soviet country, then cointegration tests are run to identify the relationship between the variables. The empirical strategy of the panel data analysis is based on a neoclassical growth model specification, which includes the gross capital formation and total labor force of each country as additional explanatory variables for economic growth, along with energy inefficiency, % fossil fuel use, liberalization of the energy sector, and several other variables. The dataset is analyzed using Pooled OLS, Fixed Effects and Random Effects models, with Fixed Effects being identified as the optimal estimator. The results of the analysis show that there is a positive, bidirectional causality relationship between economic growth and energy consumption for Ukraine (the "Feedback Hypothesis"). In addition, the results of the panel data analysis suggest that reducing energy inefficiency, increasing "own production" of energy (including renewable energy), and liberalizing the energy sector of Ukraine could all be valuable strategies for increasing the...
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The impact of taxation on economic functions in the European Union
ŠVIHELOVÁ, Tereza
The study is concerned with effective tax rates, namely implicit tax rates in the European Union over the period 2000-2012. The theoretical part includes tax incidence, description of individual implicit tax rates and their structure, and Eurostat metodology for measuring the impact of taxation on economic functions. The practical part in mainly dedicated to the development of implicit tax rates in the European Union and then to the evaluation of development trends in the implicit rates on consumption, labour and capital. The analysis is processed in the computer program STATISTICA. The classify is made by cluster analysis that should find the similar implicit tax rates in 2000, 2008 and 2012. Subsequently, the trends ort he development of individual implicit tax rates in EU countries are evaluated.
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Measuring the Performance of a selected Company
Šimonová, Jana ; Kozáková, Petra (advisor) ; Hodulíková, Kateřina (referee)
The goal of the Diploma thesis is to evaluate with using modern performance measuring tools financial stability of B:TECH company and compare the results with the results of the traditional methods used by the company and suggest a concrete solution of established facts. To achieve this aim are used modern performance measuring tools based on value creation. Among them, there are Economic Value Added, RONA, CROGA, CFROI and DCF. The part of submitted thesis is also evaluation of the current system of measuring the performance of the selected company and its comparison with results of modern methods. The Company is currently using the methods based on Earnings before Interest and Taxes and a turnover. To choose the most suitable measuring tool was designed a benchmark matrix of used measuring tools. The most suitable measuring tools are selected Economic Value Added and RONA, which are considered to be the most useful for current measuring the performance in the Company.
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Equity of the company
Hrbková, Lada ; Randáková, Monika (advisor) ; Černý, Václav (referee)
This work deals with the equity of joit-stock companies and limited liability companies. It focuses on explaining its components and arranging them in the financial statements. The most extensive part describes the possible changes in equity and related legislation. It also mentions the obligation and demonstration of a summary of changes in equity. The practical part is focused on payment of advances on profits in practice in Czech Republic. It also describes changes in the equity components of the sample companies.
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The development of capital adequacy in Czech banking sector
Gabrhelová, Daniela ; Teplý, Petr (advisor) ; Hejdová, Martina (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on influence of the banking system regulation. The thesis is aimed at capital requirements and evaluates if it is appropriate to make the regulation stronger, and creates the legal structure which enables European and national supervision authorities to react faster to potential changes in capital adequacy and a bigger exposition in relation to risks. This bachelor thesis confirms the stable development of Czech financial sector as well as sufficient bank capital resources. In this respect it is not necessary to increase the capital requirements across the board. Despite the current trend of regulatory and supervisory centralization it is recommended to entrust some of these activities and powers with competent national supervisory authorities. These authorities could possibly better address the specifics of their respective national financial systems.
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