Lecture 6 Flashcards

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Growth drivers for international companies

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Portfolio Dynamics
M&A
Market share gain

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Portfolio dynamics

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• Refers to the growth and changes in industries or segments a company operates in.
• Focuses on evaluating and adjusting a company’s portfolio based on market trends, demand shifts, and performance.
* responsible for around 66% of CAGR (McKinsey)

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M&A

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Decisions for inorganic growth
Around 31% of CAGR (Compound annual growth rate)

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Market share gain

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Increase of market share trough better performance than the competition

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Market share gain

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Increase of market share trough better performance than the competition

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According to the McKinsey lecture strategy is

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  1. an integrated set of hard-to-reverse choices
  2. made ahead of time in the face of uncertainty
  3. to create and capture economic profit
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The sources of competitive advantage according to McKinsey

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(Positional advantage)
Market structure
Industry Conduct

(Proprietary advantage)
Privileged tradable assets
Distinctive mix of competencies

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Proprietary

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Owned exclusively by the company, often giving it unique advantages

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Power curve of economic profit

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• Concept: The Power Curve shows the economic profit distribution among global companies.

•	Key Insight:
•	Companies in the middle quintiles earn around $50 million per year.
•	Companies in the top 20% earn 30 times more than the average firm.
•	Goal: Break into the top quintile by making strategic “Big Moves” to stay ahead of trends.
•	Challenge: Only half of top companies remain there over a decade.
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What are performance moves

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Productivity
Differentiation

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What are portfolio moves

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Programmatic M&A
Dynamic resources
Big Investment

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Common types of biases

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  • Overconfidence
  • Anchoring
  • Risk aversion
  • Confirmation bias
  • Herding and groupthink
  • Champion bias
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Common types of biases

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  • Overconfidence
  • Anchoring
  • Risk aversion
  • Confirmation bias
  • Herding and groupthink
  • Champion bias
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4 Phases of strategy design

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  1. Frame the Strategic Context• Question: What is our strategic context and aspiration?
    • Activity: Align on initial challenges and strategic choices.
  2. Investigate the Challenge• Question: Are we equipped to address the core challenge?
    • Activity: Establish performance baseline, assess future forces.
  3. Design Strategic Alternatives• Question: What are the options to tackle the challenge?
    • Activity: Design and evaluate performance and portfolio moves.
  4. Commit to the Strategy• Question: Do we agree on the strategic direction?
    • Activity: Refine moves, identify resources, build a financial plan.
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What are the five lenses I can use to investigate my challenge

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  • Financial
  • Market
  • Competitive advantage
  • Operating Model & Talent
  • ESG (Ecological, Social, Government)
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