In 1994, the General Trust property, the Australian property investment fund, was to anticipate future needs for cash in addition to those that trust can fund with internal cash flow. Task managers are considering new financing structure which it will sell options on the units of the trust. The structure of the data "did it is likely that they will be implemented, and so investors prefer to buy units of the trust. Managers should determine the feasibility of the scheme funding based alternatives target and evaluate the proposed price of the options that will be offered by the proposed regulations." Hide
by Peter Tufano, John C. Handley Source: Harvard Business School 11 pages. Publication Date: April 20, 1999. Prod. #: 299098-PDF-ENG
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