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Applying Fundamental Analysis When Investing In Stocks Of Selected European Technology Companies
Hasil, Petr ; Jiříček, Petr (referee) ; Rejnuš, Oldřich (advisor)
This thesis deals with the fundamental analysis of stocks of selected European technology companies. This type of analysis is the most widely used method of valuation of the shares. The first part describes the theoretical background of the analysis current economic situation, regression analysis, analysis of corporate shares and methods of intercompany comparison necessary for practical application. In the practical part focuses on the analysis of selected companies and selecting evaluation indicators. Subsequently is determined by corporate analysis the current intrinsic value of the shares. In conclusion, a comparison is made of firms using the methods of intercompany comparison. Based on the results of the analysis will be proposed recommendations for the best investment.
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Joint Stock Company with Subsidiaries and Methods Their Taxation
Věžníková, Lucie ; Palásek, Marek (referee) ; Svirák, Pavel (advisor)
The bachelor´s diploma thesis deals with the subject matter of taxation of joint stock companies and their subsidiaries within the European Union. The subject matter is discussed from legal, fiscal, and accounting approach. The bases for the practical part were taken from the current situation of the respective company ENVINET a.s a ENVINET Slovensko s.r.o.. The practical part seeks for an optimal suggestion of their taxation.
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Application of the Convention between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Austria for Avoidance of Double Taxation
Přechová, Renáta ; Šnajdrová, Jana (referee) ; Brychta, Karel (advisor)
The present thesis deals with the articles of the double taxation agreement concluded between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Austria. Its aim is to highlight the solution of problems concerning the jurisdiction in the state of source and the jurisdiction in the state of residence. It shows how the methods to prevent double taxation are to be applied. It compares the differences in tax obligation of a resident of a country with which the Czech Republic has not concluded an agreement on precluding double taxation with the obligation of a resident of the Republic of Austria, which is a contracting country. It proves the justification of the existence of agreements on precluding double taxation by means of concrete examples and points out the necessity of their continual updating.
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IPO in the Investors Point of View
Nekovář, Tomáš ; Kepka,, Jiří (referee) ; Meluzín, Tomáš (advisor)
Bachelor thesis analyzes the effects of IPO shares in the Czech Republic for investors since the beginning of the main emissions of selected titles Prague Stock Exchange to the present. And in terms of share price appreciation and dividends paid to the investor profits.
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Signaling Effect of Dividends
Strnad, Jan ; Rippel, Milan (advisor) ; Vokatá, Petra (referee)
This thesis deals with the question of whether there is a positive relationship between dividend and firm's value. Thesis focuses on the signaling theory which states that dividends convey information from managers about the future performance of the company to investors. The first part covers theoretical background for determining the optimal level of dividends. It focuses on description of processes how firm's future profitability may be communicated via dividends and critical assessment of signaling models, particularly in respect to their assumptions and the relationship between dividends and stock repurchase. The second part verifies the signaling theory based on data from WSE (Warsaw Stock Exchange). It describes the specifics of Polish market and the methodology of data collection. Then hypotheses whether the amount of dividend has an impact on the stock price on the day of the announcement and whether announced dividend convey the information about firm's future profitability are tested. In the end there are presented the results. Analysis of the collected data gave mixed evidence for the signalling theory. Data confirmed the relationship between dividends and firms' future profitability, but not the relationship with stock prices. Based on the results I hypothesise that the information contained in...
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State ownership and ownership concentration as determinants of dividend policy
Picálek, Jan ; Čornanič, Aleš (advisor) ; Malinská, Barbora (referee)
This bachelor thesis complements the existing research on implications of various ownership structures on dividend policy. It extends the literature focused on state ownership and its impact on dividend amount paid out to shareholders for testing such relationship in the environment of EU listed stock market and EU government agencies, scope so far lacking in the scientific literature. Moreover, it provides new way of testing agency theory of dividends by adopting Herfindahl's index as proxy of ownership concentration. Therefore, interaction between shareholders is accounted for as opposed to the commonly used proxy largest shareholder. As a result, this thesis helps to explain relations between various ownership structure characteristics and dividend policies. Primary econometric methods, panel data estimation methods, of this thesis found significantly positive relationship between state owned enterprises and the amount of profit distributed among shareholders. Compared to existing research on emerging economy of China, less evidence is found. Therefore, I argue that tunnelling tendencies in EU are substantially lower due to level of market development and minority investor protection in EU. The results also back up the agency theory, however, its influence is found to be lower than proposed by...
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European Tax Havens - Case Study
Dendisová, Zuzana ; Hraba, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Dupáková, Lenka (referee)
Diploma thesis "Tax Havens in Europe- Case Study" analyses offshore business in Europe at the turn of years 2017 and 2018 from legal and economic perspective. The first chapter is an introduction to tax havens. The second chapter clarifies legal regulations of offshore business in Europe. The third chapter applies theoretical knowledge from previous chapters in a case study.
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Signaling Effect of Dividends
Strnad, Jan ; Rippel, Milan (advisor) ; Vokatá, Petra (referee)
This thesis deals with the question of whether there is a positive relationship between dividend and firm's value. Thesis focuses on the signaling theory which states that dividends convey information from managers about the future performance of the company to investors. The first part covers theoretical background for determining the optimal level of dividends. It focuses on description of processes how firm's future profitability may be communicated via dividends and critical assessment of signaling models, particularly in respect to their assumptions and the relationship between dividends and stock repurchase. The second part verifies the signaling theory based on data from WSE (Warsaw Stock Exchange). It describes the specifics of Polish market and the methodology of data collection. Then hypotheses whether the amount of dividend has an impact on the stock price on the day of the announcement and whether announced dividend convey the information about firm's future profitability are tested. In the end there are presented the results. Analysis of the collected data gave mixed evidence for the signalling theory. Data confirmed the relationship between dividends and firms' future profitability, but not the relationship with stock prices. Based on the results I hypothesise that the information contained in...
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