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Notes With Interest: Department Of Finance Newsletter, N04, Fall 2015, University Of Northern Iowa. Department Of Finance. Oct 2015

Notes With Interest: Department Of Finance Newsletter, N04, Fall 2015, University Of Northern Iowa. Department Of Finance.

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Modeling Risk Management In Banks: Examining Why Banks Fail, Daniel O. Okehi Jan 2015

Modeling Risk Management In Banks: Examining Why Banks Fail, Daniel O. Okehi

2010-2016 Archived Posters

The aim of this research was to determine why there have been persistent bank failures in Nigeria and to investigate whether ineffective risk management in banks, coupled with poor corporate governance practices and nonadherence to regulations (independent variables), play a significant role in the banks' performance(dependent variable).


Success Factors Of Small Business Owners Of Independent Financial Planning Firms, Joanne Snider Jan 2015

Success Factors Of Small Business Owners Of Independent Financial Planning Firms, Joanne Snider

2010-2016 Archived Posters

Small Business Administration (SBA, 2014) statistics indicate 20% of small businesses fail within 2 years and 50% fail within 5 years. Interviews with 12 successful small business owners of independent financial planning firms revealed these success factors: (a) training in business operations, (b) business differentiation, and (c) website marketing.


Financial Resources And Technology To Transition To 450mm Semiconductor Wafer, Thomas Earl Pastore Jan 2015

Financial Resources And Technology To Transition To 450mm Semiconductor Wafer, Thomas Earl Pastore

2010-2016 Archived Posters

Financial models that can be applied by management to build giant wafer foundries to manufacture low cost semiconductor products are demonstrated. This advanced semiconductor technology will likely drive a new frontier called the Internet of Everything, an expected $14 trillion market that will likely contribute to global positive social change.