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How many of you want to start a business of your own?

Do you think basic knowledge of finance can help you in sound

decision making?

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Firms to run its operations requires….

CAPITAL

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What is the source of this capital?

•You put your own funds•You get it from outside D

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Capital Structure

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Now every source of capital has some cost associated with it?

•Equity Opportunity Cost•Debt Rate of Interest

Cost of Funds

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What is the objective of the firm?

Maximization of the Economic Profits!!!!

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Where does a financial manager fit into the picture?

Ensuring profitability by:Allocation of funds into profitable projectsEmploying various sources of raising funds to reduce the overall cost of funds

Equity Preferential Equity

FCCB ECBBank Loans

Reserves

NPVIRR

PI

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Source of funds

Application of Funds

Own Equity

Inter Bank Lending

RBI

Deposits

Lending

Investments

Regulatory Compliance

How does a Bank work

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Banking

Retail Banking

Private Banking

Commercial Banking

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Divisions in all 3 Banking

Relationship Management Products

Risk Operations

Legal Treasury

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Important Points

Customer Acquisition & Portfolio Management

Customization

Diversification of Risk

Customer Retention

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Asset Management

Wealth Management

Retail & HNI Broking Insurance

Structured Products

Non Banking Financial

Companies

Other Financial Services

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Investment Banking

Capital Raising

M&A

Product Structuring

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Certifications

FRM – US, GARP

CFA – US & ICFAI

NCFM

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Net Present Value - NPV• The difference between the present value of cash

inflows and the present value of cash outflows

Internal Rate Of Return• The IRR of a project is the discount rate that will give it

a net present value (NPV) of zero.

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Using the project cash flows presented in the table below, compute the NPV, IRR, PI, Payback Period of each project cash flows &State according to you which project should be accepted. Assume cost of capital is 10%.

Year(t) Project A Project B

0 -2,000 -2000

1 1000 200

2 800 600

3 600 800

4 200 1200

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THANK YOU

Team $treet :-

Apurva Agarwal

Bikash Kedia

Ritom Das

Rohit Bafna

Saurabh Bansal

Simant Goyal

Sonam Gupta