Despite its significant revenues, Manchester United is not necessarily a financial success when you do a detailed analysis of its accounts. Professor Jacquet immersed himself in the balance sheets and stock market prices and, while telling the story of MANU, he gives us an in-depth review of the club's financial structure.

Franco Modigliani and Merton Miller, two professors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, published an article entitled The Cost of Capital, Corporation Finance and the Theory of Investment in the American Economic Review of June 1958 around the research question: can changing the structure of capital create value?

5G is currently the hot topic in the world of digital communications. 3 major telephony players are fighting to become the preferred supplier of the new standard that will revolutionize the world. Nokia, the Finnish firm that was a major forerunner in the world of mobile telephony, the Swedish Ericsson which was the first company to launch live commercial 5G networks on four continents and the Chinese Huawei which is very much in the news these days and has managed to dethrone Apple and Samsung in mobile telephony. In this educational film, Professor Jacquet examines the finances of these 3 companies and analyzes their profitability and management in an exhaustive way.

The LVMH group, led by Bernard Arnault, is about to make the biggest transaction of its existence by buying the legendary jeweller Tiffany's. Is the asking price too high, is the stock market value fair? Professor Jacquet carefully analyzes the various aspects of this transaction.

In this film, Professor Jacquet explores the divergent visions of two fast-food giants, McDonald's and Starbucks, regarding property management and the consequences on their finances and value cration processes.

In this educational film, Professor Jacquet analyzes the new business model that MVNOs were initially and explains what was original about them in the financial landscape of the day and how they have evolved management practices. He also explains Richard Branson's successful master coup with Virgin Mobile.

Professor Jacquet makes a remarkably clear demonstration of all the ins and outs of the famous Dupont-de-Nemours formula and its usefulness in financial analysis, profitable operations, efficient asset management and optimal use of financial leverage.

In 2014 Lafarge and Holcim announced a merger project that was finalized in 2015 and qualified as a merger between equals combining 180 years of experience to create the industry leader in building materials and solutions.With a combined market value exceeding $50 billion, the merger was the second largest announced worldwide in 2014. Unfortunately Lafarge became less and less of an equal in the fusion.

With a market capitalization of US$540 billion, 10 years of existence and 7 years of stock market flotation, this is the right time to take an analytical look at Facebook and comment on its evolution. Professor Jacquet makes it a perfect example of corporate evaluation analysis. He is also doing a detailed financial evaluation of Facebook today.