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Vous l'avez forcément constaté : le monde change. Après la crise économique et financière de 2009-2010 ainsi que les révolutions qui ont éclaté en Tunisie, en Égypte, ou en Lybie, les choses ne seront jamais plus les mêmes. Plus qu'une remise en cause politique de régimes totalitaires, c'est un appel des citoyens à exercer réellement leur droit à décider de leur avenir. Dans ce contexte, les entreprises doivent réfléchir à leurs valeurs et à leur stratégie. La géopolitique influence les entrepreneurs à tous les niveaux : il est indispensable de comprendre le monde qui vous entoure pour réussir dans toutes les initiatives entrepreneuriales. Et pour mieux appréhender ces changements et la façon dont-ils peuvent changer votre quotidien, l'analyse et le point de vue de Meziane Lasfer, professeur de finance à Cass Business School de Londres.

The social networking company Facebook held its initial public offering (IPO) in May this year. The IPO was one of the biggest in technology, and the biggest in Internet history, with a peak market capitalisation of over $104 billion. Facebook began trading and opened at $42.05 per share. However despite all the media hype surrounding the IPO and various technical problems at Nasdaq causing a delay in its first day of trading, stocks almost remained unchanged and closed at $38.23. With a huge volume of more than 500 million shares, stocks continuing to fall below its IPO price and at the end of May stocks even fell below $30 for the first time. It left Facebook facing many disgruntled shareholders and dozens of lawsuits. But what was the reasoning behind such a massive IPO failure? Professor of Finance, Meziane Lasfer reveals the six definitive reasons to why Facebook's IPO failed including investor trading and the role of investment banks.

World Finance interviews Meziane Lasfer, Professor of Finance at Cass Business School and sharia-compliance expert, to explore the merits and limitations of Islamic finance in comparison to its western equivalent. With global assets reaching over $1.3trn, it would be hard not to recognise the success of Islamic finance. Indeed, as the repercussions of the global financial crisis rumble on, many in the western world are taking note of what sharia-compliant products and practices have been beneficial. World Finance speaks to Meziane Lasfer, Professor of Finance at Cass Business School to explore what the western world can learn from sharia-compliant finance. For a full transcript visit: http://www.worldfinance.com/videos/islamic-finance-complementary-to-western-equivalent-says-cass-business-school-expert-video For more World Finance interviews go to http://www.worldfinance.com/videos/

In this week's Cass Talks Professor Meziane Lasfer discusses the Facebook IPO. With the number of Facebook users expected to reach 1 billion after the flotation and a potential value of $100 billion, this IPO is one of the most highly anticipated in history. Does Facebook deserve this valuation? Who will invest?

In this video, Meziane Lasfer, Professor of Finance at Cass Business School (http://www.cass.city.ac.uk) examines the reasons why insiders trade, and the significant role private information plays in insider trading, as well as looks at portfolio changes due to these activities. Research at Cass Business School focuses on applying knowledge to real-world contexts. Cass Knowledge encompasses a comprehensive range of research tools and material, including research papers, a magazine, compelling broadcasts and a high-level consulting service. In this way, Cass Knowledge forms an essential research resource for business and the professions. Find out more at http://www.cassknowledge.com

Retour avec Meziane Lasfer, Professeur de Finance à Cass Business School (City Univeristy, Londres) sur le nouveau rôle de la finance d'entreprise après les récentes crises financière et politique.Après les révolutions arabes en Afrique du Nord, comment les entreprises, notamment occidentales, vont-elles appréhender ces changements et ce nouveau contexte financier ? Comment va se redessiner le monde des affaires dans ces pays ? Sur la Web tv www.labourseetlavie.com, Meziane Lasfer revient aussi sur Microsoft/Skype

Professor Meziane Lasfer gives an insight into the dark side of the City

Are companies taking the right strategy in this economic climate by seeking to raise capital? Professor Meziane Lasfer questions this approach and says it is strange companies are not advised to issue units instead of shares.

Meziane Lasfer Professor of Finance, Cass Business School Valuations of IPOs: The case of Facebook Why do companies fail after their initial public offering? The session focusses on the case of Facebook and its long-anticipated IPO which was ultimately plagued by a series of problems. This footage was taken from the MBA Refresher which took place in March 2013 at Hult International Business School, London. To find out more, please visit: http://www.mbaworld.com/Events/2013/March/MBA-Refresher-London.aspx

Professor Meziane Lasfer lectures in Corporate Finance, Financial Analysis, Research Project Management and Financial Economics to MBA, MSc and PhD students plus executives at Cass Business School. He has written extensively on Corporate Finance, Capital Markets and Corporate Governance issues and his research, which is sponsored by a collection of financial organisations, is published in top academic journals and widely reported in the financial press. His outstanding performance led him to win the Dean’s Prize for Teaching Excellence in 1998, 2003, 2006 and 2008 and to be nominated for the Economist Intelligent Unit Best Professor Award. Find out more about Cass MBA: http://bit.ly/2p8luy2 Visit our website for more information and follow us for regular updates: Website: http://bit.ly/2p9srOy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cassofficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cassbusiness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cassbusinessschool/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/cass-business-school/