Malibu Equity and Investments.

Malibu Equity and Investments. Roger Van Zant.

So obviously there's no two companies that are identical in this way, but let's say that they are.

So let's see, I have my assets right here.

A lot of them might have some debt. So let's say that company had 10 million of assets, but

And I'm going to indicate the corporation by creating a balance sheet right from the get go.

Maybe we have some patents now.

The firm went under due to lack of capital.

What about the district attorney confiscating the company's assets?

So this is all equity.

But anyway, let's just, in the very abstract sense, say this is Company x's assets.

Six months later the newspaper was closed.

Let's say this stock trades down, and it's trading at 50,000.

let's say one company whose assets, because I want to do this throughout our discussion.

The market is saying, this company's worth 10 million.

little bit.

For example, if I have one company and actually maybe that's a good point to introduce a balance sheet

Now it only has 2 million of debt.

Or doing something fancy with where he keeps his subsidiaries.

So let me redraw it.

Scott's job is to evaluate the assets of companies.

And their bankers, they'll probably submit a plan that says, no, no, no, no.

Because remember, this piece right here only adds up to 140,000!

The company went bankrupt.

The company went bankrupt.

That company went bankrupt.

Shareholders voted to liquidate the company's assets.

This financial audit also includes an evaluation of the company's assets.

It's already immersed in social networks.

It was a marriage meeting.

Because it has no liabilities, it has no debt, and its assets are equal to its equity.

Well, the argument I'd like to make is that networks have value.

That company is, in effect, bankrupt.

My father's company is on the verge of bankruptcy.

And that IOU, you could call that a Sal bond.

That's simply not true.

The bank accommodated the company with a loan.

Just to simplify the explanation.

So just to understand what he's talking about, the central bank, it has liabilities and assets,

And then you had another 1 million of assets of this 10 million.

Many small companies went bankrupt.

Before you think about how the company is paid for or how it's funded, if you just think about the enterprise itself, the assets.

So its assets.

What matters here isn't technical capital, it's social capital.

Sekiguchi is in a movie distribution company, and Saki is in a international brokerage firm.