Financial Structure of Financial Environment Financial structure is the mixture of financial instruments, financial markets and other financial institutions operating within the economy. ( Fase & Abma, 2003). Financial structure consists of a company's assets, capital and liabilities. Financial structure is also specific equity and long-term debts that firms employ to finance its business operations. Typically, financial structure of a company generally affects the business operations and value of a business.

This is significant, because the increases in these levels are an indication that the management is engaging in responsible financial practices to pay off of their debt obligations. (Finkler, 2010, pp. 558 -- 561) Review the notes. Do any of them raise cause for concern? When reviewing the notes, there is nothing unusual that is causing concern about any kind of sudden shifts in the financial strength of the hospital. (Finkler,

Financial Fraud Fannie Mae Review of Fraud Schemes within Fannie Mae 1998-2004 Scope The agency found the fraud understatements of earnings and illegal gratuities that led to accounting violations and inability to meet Wall Street goals. The investigation of Lee Frakas, executive of a major mortgage company which had dealings with Fannie Mae with hundreds of fake mortgages. The Securities Exchange Commission cited that Fannie Mae had to repay earnings and correct their books

Had the organization employed the techniques of activity-based costing, they would have realized the need to change their approach and had started manufacturing small size and fuel efficient engines, as most of the customers were requiring these items. "If Ford [...] had used activity-based costing, they would have realized early on the utter futility of their competitive blitzes of the past few years, which offered new-car buyers spectacular discounts

Dodd-Frank and Sarbanes-Oxley Acts are important legislations in the corporate world because of their link to public and privately held companies. Sarbanes-Oxley Act was enacted to enhance transparency and accountability in publicly traded companies. On the contrary, Dodd-Frank Act was enacted to disentangle the confused web of financial service company valuations. Actually, these valuations are usually hidden by complex and unclear financial instruments. The introduction of Sarbanes-Oxley Act was fueled

QUESTION 1.Overconfidence (excessive optimism) is very commonly observed in human beings. Overconfidence leads to which types of irrational behavior in financial markets? Please list 3 and explain in detail.i. Over-precisionThe third form of irrational behavior is over-precision, being too confident you know the verity and truths. For instance, Trump shows over-precision when he claims surety concerning opinions not in line with reality. He claimed that Arab Americans in their thousands