
Financial Turnarounds
Preserving Value
Henry A. Davis, William W. Sihler
Résumé
The insider's guide to managing successful
turnarounds.
Every successful company has its own business model: a set
of assumptions it can use to profitably deliver its
products or services. But the realities behind those models
can change, often violently, with lightning speed-placing
the survival of the business at immediate risk. Financial
Turnarounds shows financial professionals how to recognize
key signs of trouble fast—and what to do about
it.
Drawing on 20 in-depth case studies from companies of
widely diverse sizes, industries, and financial
circumstances, this book covers every aspect of corporate
turnarounds from the standpoint of the financial executive.
Learn how to help non-financial managers understand the
implications of the numbers; identify early actions that
can prevent the need for a full-fledged turnaround; choose
financial and non-financial strategies with the greatest
likelihood of success; build consensus for a turnaround
plan amongst the firm's leaders, line managers, and outside
funders; and, finally, learn how to execute your turnaround
rapidly and effectively.
Presents detailed case studies from 20 of the most
significant turnaround efforts of recent years.
- In heavy manufacturing
Maytag (appliances), Navistar (trucks), USG (building products) - In light manufacturing
Forstmann (garment fabrics), Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Charlotte, N.C. (beverages), Sampson Paint Co. (coatings) - In retailing
Ames (discount general merchandise), Jos. A. Bank (menswear), Edison Brothers (apparel and footwear), The Forzani Group (sporting goods), Musicland (recorded music), Red Rooster (auto parts) - In high technology
Computervision/Parametric (imaging systems), GenRad (test equipment and software), Kollmorgen (periscopes and weapons positioning) - In real estate
Cadillac Fairview (office buildings and shopping malls) - In services
Burlington Motor Carriers (transportation), Fairmont Hotel Management (hospitality), St. Luke's Hospital (healthcare), Microserv (computer maintenance and repair) Part of a new series of books sponsored by the Financial Executives Research Foundation, a nonprofit affiliate of Financial Executives International, the preeminent professional association for senior financial executives, representing 15,000 financial executives worldwide. The Research Foundation, established in 1944, funded the research and case studies in this book.
Contents- 1 Introduction
- 2 Executive Summary
- 3 Case-Study Summaries, Key Findings, and Early Warning Signs
- 4 Comparison of Financial Turnarounds
- 5 Comparison of Turnaround Methods
- 6 Preventive Medicine for Healthy Companies
- 7 Manufacturing Sector
- Maytag Corporation
- Navistar International Corporation
- USG Corporation
- Forstmann & Company
- Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Charlotte, N.C.
- Sampson Paint Company
- 8 Retailing Sector
- Ames Department Stores, Inc
- Jos. A Bank Clothiers, Inc
- Edison Brothers
- The Forzani Group, Ltd
- Musicland Stores Corporation
- Red Rooster Auto Stores
- 9 High-Technology Sector
- Parametric Technology Corporation and Computervision
- GenRad, Inc
- Kollmorgen Corporation
- 10 Real-Estate Sector
- Cadillac Fairview
- 11 Service Sector
- Burlington Motor Carriers, Inc
- Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
- St. Luke's Hospital - San Francisco
- Microserv Technology Services
- A: Annotated Bibliography
- B: Glossary
- C: Turnaround Specialists Interviewed
- D: Epilogue
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Index
L'auteur - Henry A. Davis
Henry A. Davis is a consultant and writer specializing
in corporate finance and banking, and a former banking
executive. He is managing editor of two leading financial
publications, Journal of Structured and Project Finance and
Strategic Investment Relations. His publications include
Building Value with Capital-Structure Strategies (with
William W. Sihler); and Foreign Exchange Risk Management: A
Survey of Corporate Practices (with Frederick C. Militello,
Jr.).
L'auteur - William W. Sihler
William W. Sihler is the Ronald Edward Trzcinski
Professor in Business Administration at the Darden School
of Business, University of Virginia, where he specializes
in financial management, the management of turnarounds and
workouts, and strategic management of financial service
organizations. Formerly associate professor at the Harvard
Business School, he has served on the Board of Directors of
Curtiss-Wright Corporation. His publications include
Building Value with Capital-Structure Strategies (with
Henry A. Davis); Cases in Applied Financial Management; and
Financial Service Organizations: Cases in Strategic
Management.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Prentice Hall |
Auteur(s) | Henry A. Davis, William W. Sihler |
Parution | 19/06/2002 |
Nb. de pages | 314 |
Format | 16 x 23,5 |
Couverture | Relié |
Poids | 735g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9780130087577 |
ISBN13 | 978-0-13-008757-7 |
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