Debt Financing & Managment
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College and University Business Administration, 7th edition - Strategic Debt Management
By Harvey Blustain, Stewart Thomas Cobine, Erin S. Gore, John A. Palmucci, Michael K. Townsley, and Judith Van Gorden
This chapter is designed to help you navigate the volatile and challenging financial climate, which is forecast to continue for some time. The chapter thoroughly covers the topic, from viewing debt as a strategic resource and establishing a debt strategy to accessing capital markets and managing existing debt.
Resources
- Resource Page on Credit Ratings
- Moody's Cites Increasing Challenge of Managing Endowments. Citing a correlation between higher credit ratings and the execution of better investment management, Moody’s Investors Service's rating process is focusing more attention on an institution’s investment management and governance practices.
- What's a Central Bank? This holistic approach to building financial strength is not only for large, complex, decentralized universities. (Business Officer, December 2006)
- Risks and Rewards When executed under the right circumstances, swaps can help institutions achieve financial goals. (Business Officer, May 2006)
- Public-Private Partnerships Advance U.S. Higher Education Student Housing ProjectsStandard & Poor's report finds these partnerships beneficial in meeting the challenge of updating existing student housing facilities or developing new ones. S&P's rating methodology is also included.
- Debt Rules What’s a smart way to manage debt? Develop a policy that’s in sync with your institution’s strategic plan. (Business Officer, March 2006)
- Effectively Use Debt to Achieve Institutional Objectives - This on-demand webcast covers debt strategy and its relationship with the institution’s strategic plan, the basics of the capital markets and debt financing, the tools available in the capital markets, and the steps in the debt financing process. (April 11, 2006)
- George K. Baum & Company's comprehensive list of nonrecourse financed privatized student housing projects completed or in progress. (PDF)
- Nonrecourse Student Housing Financing Accounting & Reporting: A White Paper on Recent FASB & GASB Guidance George K. Baum & Company's analysis of recent accounting standards for nonrecourse student housing project debt. (PDF)
- How To Assess And Enhance Financial Health St. Bonaventure uses a ratio analysis based on a composite financial index to communicate financial strengths and weaknesses and carry out the strategic plan. (Business Officer, April 2003)
- Take A Strategic Direction With Debt The right strategy can direct your institution toward smart financing decisions about its entire debt portfolio. (Business Officer, September 2002)
Business Officer Magazine Articles
- Downturn Colors Debt Decisions
(May 2012)
- Blending a Proper Mix
(May 2012)
- Borrowing Takes on a Different Hue
(May 2012)
- What Goes Up…
(March 2012)
- Spinning Straw Into Gold
(October 2009)
- Capital Ideas
(September 2008)
- What's a Central Bank?
(December 2006)
- Risks and Rewards
(May 2006)
- Debt Rules
(March 2006)
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