Management of
shareholder value requires more complete information than traditional measures
Ultimately, as equity markets continue to recover and capital flows more freely, companies that have used these corporate governance investments wisely will be the beneficiaries, realizing measurably increased
shareholder value.
an opportunity for an initial public offering or to spin off the new dot-com businesses to better realize their
shareholder value.
In formulating risk management policies, corporate managers have to evaluate alternative strategies against the criterion of
shareholder value maximization.
Put bluntly, conventional
shareholder value thinking is a mistake for most firms--and a big mistake at that.
Planning has enormous potential to drive
shareholder value.
Will it become the ultimate measure for
shareholder value that all sides can agree upon?
It's important to note that using non-financial measures doesn't in any way conflict with the governing objective of publicly held companies: maximizing long-term
shareholder value.
Today, far fewer companies are bloated or inefficient, and significant increases in
shareholder value do require stronger focus on sales, marketing, and share.
