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ESOPS

Their role in corporate finance and performance

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  • © 1992

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  1. Nicholas Wilson
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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
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  2. Employee Ownership: ESOPs in Context

    • Nick Wilson
    Pages 1-33

  3. ESOPs: Legal Complexities Unravelled

    • David Reid
    Pages 34-52

  4. ESOPs in Listed and Unquoted Companies Compared

    • Damian Carnell
    Pages 53-72

  5. Taxation and Accounting for ESOPs

    • Carol Arrowsmith, Mark Anderson
    Pages 73-89

  6. Financing ESOPs: ‘The Banker’s Perspective’

    • Peter Fanning, Robert Addison, Robert Vartevanian
    Pages 90-110

  7. Financing ESOPs: The Company’s Wider Perspective

    • Robin Blagburn
    Pages 111-125

  8. Employee Share Ownership Plans in the UK: A Preliminary Survey

    • Keith Walley, Nick Wilson
    Pages 126-151

  9. Employee Buy-outs in the UK

    • Mike Wright, Ken Robbie
    Pages 152-190

  10. ESOPs and the Co-operative Enterprise: The Employee Common Ownership Plan (ECOP)

    • Nigel Mason
    Pages 191-210

  11. ESOPs in ‘People Businesses’

    • Brian Sturgess
    Pages 211-226

  12. ESOPs and Employee Relations

    • Andrew Pendleton
    Pages 227-242

  13. ESOPs and Corporate Performance

    • Andrew Robinson, Nick Wilson
    Pages 243-263

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 265-270
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Although primarily a method of improving corporate results through motivating employees, ESOPs have a role in corporate finance as a provider of capital in a highly tax efficient manner. Multinationals wishing to spread shares internationally and quoted companies wanting to capture equality for share incentives can successfully utilise an ESOP scheme and it is therefore anticipated that implementation of such schemes will follow the pattern of the US and will become a familiar tool of corporate finance. As the instrument is complex and new and its legal and accounting ramifications are wide, this text will provide an invaluable reference source not only for the Chief Executive, Treasurer and Executive Officers in medium to large companies in the UK but will also be of relevance to their banking, legal and tax advisors.

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