MindMap Gallery 2020CPA Corporate Strategy and Risk Management-Strategic Choice-Overall Strategy-Ways to Develop Strategy
A must-read review material for those preparing to take the CPA exam! It is compiled based on the corporate strategy and risk management courses of Mr. Zhenghong from Dongao Accounting Network. This mind map is part of the development strategy within the overall strategy. Content includes: Approaches to developing strategies. Other course content will be continuously updated.
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This is a mind map about bacteria, and its main contents include: overview, morphology, types, structure, reproduction, distribution, application, and expansion. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about plant asexual reproduction, and its main contents include: concept, spore reproduction, vegetative reproduction, tissue culture, and buds. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
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strategy choose
overall strategy (Corporate level strategy)
development strategy main method
Development strategy options
External development (mergers and acquisitions)
Including acquisitions (A B=A) and mergers (A B=C)
Internal development (new construction)
Strategic Alliance
M&A strategy
Types of mergers and acquisitions
Objective/short answer
Classified by the identity of the acquirer
Industrial capital mergers and acquisitions: The purpose is to share the industrial profits of the target enterprise
Financial capital mergers and acquisitions: the purpose is to purchase and sell to obtain investment profits
Individual – Acquirer Who is the acquirer?
Classification by source of acquisition funds
Leveraged buyout: The main financing for the acquisition comes from debt
Non-leveraged acquisition: the main funds for the acquisition are own funds
Individual – Acquirer Where does the acquirer’s money come from?
Classification according to the attitude of the acquired party
Friendly merger and acquisition: Both parties negotiate amicably to determine the terms of the merger and acquisition.
Hostile takeover: forced takeover
Individual - acquired party Does the acquired party agree?
Classification by industry where both parties to the merger and acquisition are located
Horizontal merger: both parties are in the same industry
Vertical mergers and acquisitions: mergers and acquisitions between companies at different stages of production and marketing
between individuals Acquiring party Acquired party
Motives for mergers and acquisitions
Objective/short answer
Avoid entry barriers, enter quickly, seize market opportunities, and avoid various risks - from the perspective of the acquirer
Overcome negative externalities of enterprises, reduce competition, and enhance control over the market - from a competitive perspective
combined memory usually answered simultaneously It’s all about the market
Gain synergy
After the merger and acquisition, the enterprise obtains the "focus effect" (strategic goal focus)
Complementary advantages and sharing of corporate resources after mergers and acquisitions
Enhance work motivation and technological innovation within the company after the merger and acquisition
Reasons for M&A Failure (Risk)
Short answer/comprehensive
need to remember
poor decision making (beforehand)
Failure to carefully analyze the potential costs and benefits of the target company, and too hasty mergers and acquisitions without reasonable management
Overestimating the attractiveness of the industry where the merger target is located and one's own management capabilities, thereby overestimating the potential benefits brought by the merger and acquisition
Paying exorbitant M&A fees (in progress)
Don’t just look at how much you spent, but compare how much it’s worth with how much you spent.
Inability to integrate well after mergers and acquisitions
After mergers and acquisitions, we are faced with the integration of strategy, organization, system, business, culture and other aspects.
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions Facing political risks
Defend the host country Political Risk Measures
Strengthen assessment of political risks in host countries
Adopt a flexible international investment strategy (equity is more flexible, assets are less flexible)
Implement corporate localization strategies
Internal Development (New Build) Strategy
Corporate strategic alliance
Characteristics of strategic alliances
Objective questions
From the perspective of economic organization form, strategic alliance is an "intermediate organization" between enterprises and the market. The formation of strategic alliances blurs the boundaries between enterprises and markets
From the perspective of corporate relationships, strategic alliance companies form an equal partnership through prior agreement.
From the perspective of corporate behavior, alliance is a strategic cooperative behavior
Reasons for the formation of strategic alliances
Objective/short answer/comprehensive
need to remember
Promote technological innovation
The development costs of high and new technologies have increased, and it is difficult for a single enterprise to pay independently. They must be shared through strategic alliances.
Avoid business risks
Establish strategic alliances and expand the density and speed of information transmission
Avoid or reduce competition
Replace competition with cooperation and reduce the high cost of dealing with fierce competition
Realize resource complementation
Resource sharing and complementary advantages can be achieved through strategic alliances
Open up new markets
Diversification of business scope and expansion of business areas can be quickly achieved through strategic alliances
Reduce coordination costs
The above 1-5 can also be realized through mergers and acquisitions. However, the strategic alliance method does not require the integration of enterprises and can reduce coordination costs.
Main types of strategic alliances
Objective questions
Equity strategic alliance
Joint venture
Mutual shareholding investment
Conducive to expanding the financial strength of enterprises Enhance the sense of trust and responsibility between both parties More conducive to long-term cooperation Strong control over the alliance
The disadvantage is less flexibility
contractual strategic alliance
functional protocol
Emphasis on coordination and tacit understanding between relevant enterprises More essential characteristics of strategic alliance Have good flexibility
Insufficient communication and low organizational efficiency Loose organizations lack stability and long-term interests Poor ability to control the alliance
Management and control of strategic alliances
Enter into an agreement
Establish an alliance of cooperation and trust