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This 5 page paper looks at these two companies and companies them in terms of ownership, capital structure, remuneration for the CEO dividend policy as well as cost of equity and cost of debt. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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the capital structure are all elements that lead to the overall perception of a company. Looking at two companies, on national and one multinational, there can be a comparison made.
The two companies chosen here and Black and Decker and P & F Industries. Ownership Black and Decker are the multinational company with a market capitalisation of $4,151 million there
is the potential for a high level of divers holding. 86.20% are held by institutional investors (MSN Money, 2004). The five biggest shareholders are Oakmark I fund which owns 2.47%
of the share, Excelsior Value & Restructuring which owns 1.99% of the hares, Fidelity Equity-Income Fund with 1.64% of the shares, Fidelity Magellan with 1.4% of shares and Arial Appreciation
with 1.31% of shares. The only major shareholder out of the directors is the CEO who owns 1,480,592 shares. . P & F Industries have a lower level of
institutional ownership, only 24.6% of shares are own this way. The five largest institutional shareholders are Fidelity Low-Priced Stock owning 10.25% of shares, Al Frank 0.55% of share, Laudus Rosenberg
U.S. Small Cap Instl with 0.36% of shares, Babson Shadow Stock 0.14% of shares and Dimensional U S Small Cap with 0.04% of shares. In this company the CEO
is the largest shareholder however, other directors also have large shareholdings. Sidney Horowitz owns 7.6% of the shares and Marc A. Utay owns 2.1, including the CEO, who owns
34.2% of shares, directors own 44.4% of the shares in total. CEOs Nolan D Archibald is the Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer, and is well compensated. In
2003 he had a salary of $1,375,000, a bonus of $2,750,000 and other annual compensation of $237,812. $300,000 of options. The P & F Industries President and Chief Executive
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