Corporate Finance

NMIMS June 2026 Assignment: Corporate Finance

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If you are preparing for the NMIMS June 2026 assignment, this blog provides clear, step-by-step solutions to important corporate finance questions. The focus is strictly on questions and their solutions, which helps you understand concepts and improve your answer presentation. Question 1: Working Capital Management Case Question:A mid-sized Indian manufacturing firm is experiencing declining profitability […]

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Introduction to Corporate Finance: Key Topics for Students

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Corporate finance is a cornerstone of business education, providing the tools and frameworks necessary for making critical financial decisions within a corporation. Whether you’re a student pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Management Studies (MMS), or preparing for competitive exams, a solid grasp

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NMIMS Assignment – Corporate Finance for April 2024

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With the following information, calculate Degree of Operating, Financial and Total Leverage. Sharma & Co. had a sales of Rs. 25, 00,000 in their jewellery making business. That year they sold 15,000 units. The cost of production was as follows: Raw Material 450000 Labour 750000 Factory Overheads Fixed 120000 Variable 85000 Further the company incurred

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Corporate Reporting – Question & Answers

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What do you mean by Corporate Reporting? Corporate reporting in the Indian context refers to the process of disclosing financial and non-financial information about a company’s performance and activities to its stakeholders. This reporting is essential for maintaining transparency, accountability, and building trust among investors, regulatory bodies, employees, customers, and the general public. Corporate reporting

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Corporate value addition and Economic Value Addition

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“Corporate value addition” and “Economic Value Added (EVA)” are concepts that focus on measuring the value created by a company’s operations and financial decisions. Let us delve into each of these concepts: Corporate Value Addition: Corporate value addition refers to the enhancement of a company’s overall value through various strategies, actions, and decisions. It encompasses

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MBA Case Study Question & Answer

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Develop a Public Relations campaign for IRDA to help create awareness about the Life Insurance sector and to educate policyholders about their rights. Title: Empowering Lives: The IRDA Life Insurance Awareness Campaign Objective: The primary objective of this Public Relations campaign is to generate awareness about the Life Insurance sector and educate policyholders about their

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CU 2021 Solved paper| BBA Hons| Financial Management Solved question paper of Calcutta University

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1. (a) Z Ltd. takes a loan of Rs. 3,00,000 from a financial institution at 8% p.a. The loan is to be repaid in five equal annual instalments. Calculate the amount of each instalment. To calculate the amount of each instalment for a loan of Rs. 3,00,000 at 8% per annum, to be repaid in

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Corporate Finance question and answers

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SOLUTION: The calculations are done in excel where NPV is calculated using time value of money and IRR value is found which is closest to NPV =0 2. Calculate the Cash Cycle using the following information. (Assume 360 days in a year).Opening BalancesRaw Material 4,00,000WIP 80,000Finished Goods 6,00,000Debtors 2,50,000Creditors 5,60,000Closing BalancesRaw Material 5,00,000WIP 70,000Finished Goods

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Capital Budgeting | Problems and Solutions

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MBA | BBA | B.Com | M.Com | CA | CS | CMA | Financial Management Reference : Books of ICAI This book is meant for students reference and studies only not for commercial circulation.

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