The document proposes establishing a leasing company in Africa to take advantage of business opportunities and help address limited access to financing. The company would lease vehicles and equipment on flexible terms to support growth in sectors like agriculture, mining, and businesses. Initial plans involve partnering with dealers in Sierra Leone and Uganda to lease vehicles and pursue investors for $1-5 million to expand. The goal is to make a sustainable impact by providing needed financing options.
The document discusses the evolution and growth of the automobile industry in India from the initial years to recent times. It covers trends in different vehicle segments, key players, financing options available through banks and non-banking financial companies, and factors influencing demand for automobiles. The types of financing schemes available for car purchases are also summarized.
Tturing and demergehis report helps in understanding corporate restructuring and demerger concept via Max India. It gives insight on the demerger and also critically analysis the after effects of the demerger.
1) SBI launched a new customer grievance redressal system allowing customers to file complaints via SMS.
2) Bharti Airtel awarded IBM a $1.5 billion contract to manage its IT operations across 16 African countries.
3) Sahara India made a $2 billion bid to buy debt of struggling Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Airtel acquired Zain's African business for $10.7 billion, making it one of the largest acquisitions in the telecom industry. Mahindra acquired the debt-ridden South Korean automaker SsangYong for $2.2 billion. Google acquired virus scanning startup VirusTotal to improve its malware detection capabilities. Tata Motors acquired Jaguar Land Rover from Ford for $2.3 billion. Facebook acquired mobile messaging platform WhatsApp for $22 billion, its largest acquisition to date.
The document discusses several financial scams perpetrated by chit funds and Ponzi schemes in India that have duped millions of small investors. It describes how these schemes promise high returns but operate illegally without proper registrations and vanish after collecting large sums of money. Regulatory agencies like SEBI, RBI and MCA are unable to effectively prevent such scams due to loopholes in laws, weak enforcement powers, and the political influence wielded by some scamsters. Several high-profile chit fund scams in recent years have caused massive losses to investors in West Bengal, Assam, and other states.
1) Bharti Airtel considered acquiring a stake in MTN in 2008 but the deal did not proceed as MTN wanted Bharti to become its subsidiary instead of being a merger of equals.
2) In 2010, Bharti Airtel and MTN proposed a merger that would create the third largest telecom company in the world with $20 billion in revenues and over 200 million customers.
3) The proposed deal structure involved Bharti acquiring a 49% stake in MTN for $13.1 billion and MTN acquiring a 36% stake in Bharti for $10.5 billion. However, the deal did not ultimately go through.
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Indian companies that made headlines in 2011 included Infosys, Reliance Industries, Flipkart, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Group, Kingfisher Airlines, and SKS Finance. Key events were Narayan Murthy stepping down from Infosys after 30 years, Mukesh and Anil Ambani combining telecom businesses, Flipkart receiving $150M in funding becoming India's first billion dollar startup, Maruti Suzuki facing a six month labor strike reducing profits, Tata Group appointing Cyrus Mistry as successor to Ratan Tata, Kingfisher Airlines facing mounting debt and canceled flights, and SKS Finance founder Vikram Akula exiting amid criticism of its commercialized model.
The document discusses the evolution and growth of the automobile industry in India from the initial years to recent times. It covers trends in different vehicle segments, key players, financing options available through banks and non-banking financial companies, and factors influencing demand for automobiles. The types of financing schemes available for car purchases are also summarized.
Tturing and demergehis report helps in understanding corporate restructuring and demerger concept via Max India. It gives insight on the demerger and also critically analysis the after effects of the demerger.
1) SBI launched a new customer grievance redressal system allowing customers to file complaints via SMS.
2) Bharti Airtel awarded IBM a $1.5 billion contract to manage its IT operations across 16 African countries.
3) Sahara India made a $2 billion bid to buy debt of struggling Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Airtel acquired Zain's African business for $10.7 billion, making it one of the largest acquisitions in the telecom industry. Mahindra acquired the debt-ridden South Korean automaker SsangYong for $2.2 billion. Google acquired virus scanning startup VirusTotal to improve its malware detection capabilities. Tata Motors acquired Jaguar Land Rover from Ford for $2.3 billion. Facebook acquired mobile messaging platform WhatsApp for $22 billion, its largest acquisition to date.
The document discusses several financial scams perpetrated by chit funds and Ponzi schemes in India that have duped millions of small investors. It describes how these schemes promise high returns but operate illegally without proper registrations and vanish after collecting large sums of money. Regulatory agencies like SEBI, RBI and MCA are unable to effectively prevent such scams due to loopholes in laws, weak enforcement powers, and the political influence wielded by some scamsters. Several high-profile chit fund scams in recent years have caused massive losses to investors in West Bengal, Assam, and other states.
1) Bharti Airtel considered acquiring a stake in MTN in 2008 but the deal did not proceed as MTN wanted Bharti to become its subsidiary instead of being a merger of equals.
2) In 2010, Bharti Airtel and MTN proposed a merger that would create the third largest telecom company in the world with $20 billion in revenues and over 200 million customers.
3) The proposed deal structure involved Bharti acquiring a 49% stake in MTN for $13.1 billion and MTN acquiring a 36% stake in Bharti for $10.5 billion. However, the deal did not ultimately go through.
Business opportunity to Build your career as LIC Agent.
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Indian companies that made headlines in 2011 included Infosys, Reliance Industries, Flipkart, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Group, Kingfisher Airlines, and SKS Finance. Key events were Narayan Murthy stepping down from Infosys after 30 years, Mukesh and Anil Ambani combining telecom businesses, Flipkart receiving $150M in funding becoming India's first billion dollar startup, Maruti Suzuki facing a six month labor strike reducing profits, Tata Group appointing Cyrus Mistry as successor to Ratan Tata, Kingfisher Airlines facing mounting debt and canceled flights, and SKS Finance founder Vikram Akula exiting amid criticism of its commercialized model.
Omega Insurance Brokers was established in 2003 in Dubai to provide competitive insurance services. It has grown to over 100 employees and 4000 clients. The intern was assigned to assist the accounting department by calculating sales commissions, making payments to insurance companies, and reconciling bank statements. These tasks will help keep the accounting work up to date and ensure payments are accurate.
Return to Normalcy - Article - F&I MagazineRobbie Kanoff
The article discusses how auto finance companies are pushing to increase lease penetration rates in 2012 after leasing saw gains in late 2011. Captive finance companies launched new lease products and increased dealer training to boost knowledge of leasing among sales and F&I staff. Some dealers saw leasing account for 30% of new vehicle sales, bringing customers back faster and being more loyal to the brand. However, finance executives do not expect leasing to return to the unsustainable levels of the 1990s due to expensive subprime leases. Dealer F&I departments are adapting products and strategies to maintain sales on lease contracts.
LIC of India is providing an exclusive opportunity to become an entrepreneur as a "City Career Agent". Agents will receive a stipend of Rs. 7,000 per month in the first year plus commissions to earn over Rs. 25,000. With performance, total earnings could reach over Rs. 1,00,000 per month after 3 years. Selected agents will receive training and support to develop prospects and meet sales targets. The Indian life insurance market provides great potential for growth given low insurance penetration and density compared to other countries, increasing incomes, and rising consumer awareness. This opportunity is available to a select few individuals.
1) The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) represents over 15,000 automobile dealers in India, accounting for 90% of automobile sales. It is appealing to the Prime Minister for support amid the challenges posed by COVID-19.
2) FADA predicts automobile sales could drop by as much as 35% due to COVID-19, putting many dealer jobs and livelihoods at risk. It requests working capital support, salary support for the lockdown period, and MSME status for auto retailers to receive relief.
3) FADA also suggests demand boosters like GST reduction, depreciation benefits, and a scrappage policy to stimulate demand and restore consumer confidence post-lock
The document provides information on opportunities for limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in manufacturing and service sectors. It notes that LLPs allow entrepreneurs flexibility with limited personal liability, benefiting small and medium enterprises. The document also discusses recent LLP-related news, including upcoming tax treatment and stamp duty exemptions for converting to LLPs. It raises some unresolved issues around LLP agreements and contributions. Finally, it provides tips for e-filing registrations and signatures on the LLP government portal.
We all know IPL is one of the richest and famous league of the world. It is a very competitive tournament as well as a great business model. In this presentation, I have tried to know you about this successful model.
Bharti had a very low “Net Debt to Equity Ratio” of 0.05 at the end of Dec., 2009 which means that it was virtually a debt free company
It is good to have low debt but zero debt is not a desirable situation as debt can increase the shareholders’ return on their investment due to tax advantages associated with borrowing
Bharti Airtel acquired Zain Africa's operations for $10.7 billion to expand into new markets in Africa. The key attractions were Africa's growing telecom market with low penetration rates, diversifying Bharti Airtel's geographic presence beyond India, and gaining access to multiple African countries through a single transaction. However, Bharti Airtel will face challenges in integrating Zain Africa's operations across 15 countries, overcoming cultural and regulatory differences, and turning around Zain Africa's losses. Bharti Airtel will need to leverage its low-cost business model, focus on the untapped rural customer base, and increase revenue per user and call volumes to extract value from this large acquisition
Fresh Egg Biddable World 2014 - View Through Conversions – Not Worth The Pape...Fresh Egg UK
A confusing title for a confounding topic. There’s been a contentious issue in the world of advertising for as long as there has been advertising: what’s the value of someone seeing an ad?
Some advertisers outright refuse to acknowledge view-throughs, while others warmly embrace them.
During this presentation we’ll look at the validity of the view-through, understanding a little of the mechanics behind them and how we might go about assigning, and perhaps even forecasting, real value to the view-through effect of digital advertising.
Nate Wood, Head of International Search for Fresh Egg was one of the speakers at the Biddable World event in January 2014.
The document describes the Crystal Palace, an exhibition hall built in London in 1851 and moved to Sydenham in 1852. It was constructed from iron and glass in a modular design by architect Joseph Paxton. Covering an area of 770,000 square feet and measuring 1851 feet long by 450 feet wide, it burned down in 1936. The document includes historical photographs of the Crystal Palace at different periods throughout its existence until being destroyed by fire.
The document discusses the immune response, including defining immune response, the consequences and types of immune response such as humoral and cell-mediated immunity. It also covers topics like antigen processing, T cell activation, the roles of cytokines and immune cells like B cells, T cells, and antibodies in the immune response.
Fresh Egg Social Media presentation: Google+ and FriendsFresh Egg UK
A presentation from the Fresh Egg social media team titled 'Google+ and Friends'. This looks at where Google+ is right now as a social media platform and shares advice on why use it, how to create an optimised profile and the potential SEO benefits of using it.
Also it takes a look at Google+'s 'friends', including Google Authorship, Ripples and Enhanced Listings.
Fresh Egg Australia - Navigating the PPC LandscapeFresh Egg UK
Presentation by Su Nijhawan at the Fresh Egg's Google Partners Connect Event explaining the navigation of the PPC landscape covering: digital connectivity, business goals and biddable strategies.
Non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM), also known as atypical mycobacteria, are categorized into four groups based on pigment production and growth rate: photochromogens, scotochromogens, non-photochromogens, and rapid growers. Medically important NTM in these groups can cause localized lymphadenitis, skin lesions like swimming pool granuloma, tuberculosis-like pulmonary lesions, and disseminated disease. NTM are commonly found in the environment and occasionally cause opportunistic infections in humans through the skin or lungs.
Fresh Egg and Buzzsumo: How to create heavyweight content marketing campaignsFresh Egg UK
Fresh Egg and Buzzsumo ran a webinar on the topic of 'How to create heavyweight content marketing campaigns'.
The webinar looked at some key areas in relation to campaign planning, including:
- Different types of campaign planning
- Key campaign planning elements
- What are the different phases of campaign planning?
- Campaign planning tools
This presentation contains all of the practical information that was shared.
For more information visit www.freshegg.co.uk/blog and search for "webinar"
Bacteriophage, or phages, are viruses that infect and replicate inside bacteria. They have either a lytic lifecycle where they cause the bacterial cell to burst and release new phages, or a lysogenic lifecycle where the phage DNA integrates into the bacterial chromosome and replicates with it without killing the cell. Phages have been studied extensively due to their ability to transfer genes between bacteria and cause conversion of bacterial properties, as well as their potential applications in typing and treating bacterial infections.
Presentation a history_of_england_in_the_20_th_cJulia451
This document provides an outline to describe the history of England in the 20th century. It lists major events and reforms between 1902-1973, including the establishment of state secondary education, limits on work hours for miners, old age pensions, national insurance, and Britain joining the EEC. World War 1 and trade unions are also mentioned.
This document provides information about malaria, including what it is, the species that cause it in humans, its prevalence and severity, symptoms, life cycle, transmission, immunity, diagnosis and treatment. Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasites. Four species infect humans: P. vivax, P. malariae, P. falciparum, and P. ovale. It is very common in developing countries, with 300-500 million cases and over 1 million deaths per year. Symptoms include periodic fevers, chills, sweating and flu-like illness. The parasite has stages in both humans and mosquitoes during its life cycle. Diagnosis is by blood smear microscopy
This document describes ascariasis, caused by the roundworm Ascaris lumbricoides. It is most common in children in tropical areas with poor sanitation. The worms live in the small intestine and the female can lay up to 200,000 eggs daily that are passed in feces. When eggs are ingested, they hatch in the intestines releasing larvae that migrate through organs before maturing in the lungs and being swallowed to the intestines. Heavy infections can cause malnutrition, obstruction, and other complications. Diagnosis involves finding eggs in stool or worms. Treatment includes mebendazole or pyrantel pamoate. Prevention relies on proper sanitation and hygiene.
This document discusses sterilization and disinfection. It defines sterilization as removing all microorganisms from a surface or material, while disinfection reduces microorganisms to non-harmful levels. Physical sterilization methods include heat, sunlight, drying and filtration. Chemical sterilization agents include alcohols, aldehydes, phenols, halogens and oxidizing agents. Heat sterilization uses dry heat in hot air ovens or moist heat in autoclaves. Radiation such as UV and gamma rays are also used for sterilization. Proper sterilization requires controlling time, temperature and materials to effectively kill microorganisms.
Immunoglobulins are glycoproteins called antibodies that are produced by plasma cells in response to antigens. There are five classes of immunoglobulins - IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, and IgE - which have different structures and roles in the immune system. IgG is the most abundant antibody found in serum and body fluids. IgA is present in secretions like breast milk, saliva, and mucus to provide immunity at body surfaces. IgM is the first antibody produced during infection and activates the complement system. IgE mediates allergic reactions by binding to mast cells.
Omega Insurance Brokers was established in 2003 in Dubai to provide competitive insurance services. It has grown to over 100 employees and 4000 clients. The intern was assigned to assist the accounting department by calculating sales commissions, making payments to insurance companies, and reconciling bank statements. These tasks will help keep the accounting work up to date and ensure payments are accurate.
Return to Normalcy - Article - F&I MagazineRobbie Kanoff
The article discusses how auto finance companies are pushing to increase lease penetration rates in 2012 after leasing saw gains in late 2011. Captive finance companies launched new lease products and increased dealer training to boost knowledge of leasing among sales and F&I staff. Some dealers saw leasing account for 30% of new vehicle sales, bringing customers back faster and being more loyal to the brand. However, finance executives do not expect leasing to return to the unsustainable levels of the 1990s due to expensive subprime leases. Dealer F&I departments are adapting products and strategies to maintain sales on lease contracts.
LIC of India is providing an exclusive opportunity to become an entrepreneur as a "City Career Agent". Agents will receive a stipend of Rs. 7,000 per month in the first year plus commissions to earn over Rs. 25,000. With performance, total earnings could reach over Rs. 1,00,000 per month after 3 years. Selected agents will receive training and support to develop prospects and meet sales targets. The Indian life insurance market provides great potential for growth given low insurance penetration and density compared to other countries, increasing incomes, and rising consumer awareness. This opportunity is available to a select few individuals.
1) The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) represents over 15,000 automobile dealers in India, accounting for 90% of automobile sales. It is appealing to the Prime Minister for support amid the challenges posed by COVID-19.
2) FADA predicts automobile sales could drop by as much as 35% due to COVID-19, putting many dealer jobs and livelihoods at risk. It requests working capital support, salary support for the lockdown period, and MSME status for auto retailers to receive relief.
3) FADA also suggests demand boosters like GST reduction, depreciation benefits, and a scrappage policy to stimulate demand and restore consumer confidence post-lock
The document provides information on opportunities for limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in manufacturing and service sectors. It notes that LLPs allow entrepreneurs flexibility with limited personal liability, benefiting small and medium enterprises. The document also discusses recent LLP-related news, including upcoming tax treatment and stamp duty exemptions for converting to LLPs. It raises some unresolved issues around LLP agreements and contributions. Finally, it provides tips for e-filing registrations and signatures on the LLP government portal.
We all know IPL is one of the richest and famous league of the world. It is a very competitive tournament as well as a great business model. In this presentation, I have tried to know you about this successful model.
Bharti had a very low “Net Debt to Equity Ratio” of 0.05 at the end of Dec., 2009 which means that it was virtually a debt free company
It is good to have low debt but zero debt is not a desirable situation as debt can increase the shareholders’ return on their investment due to tax advantages associated with borrowing
Bharti Airtel acquired Zain Africa's operations for $10.7 billion to expand into new markets in Africa. The key attractions were Africa's growing telecom market with low penetration rates, diversifying Bharti Airtel's geographic presence beyond India, and gaining access to multiple African countries through a single transaction. However, Bharti Airtel will face challenges in integrating Zain Africa's operations across 15 countries, overcoming cultural and regulatory differences, and turning around Zain Africa's losses. Bharti Airtel will need to leverage its low-cost business model, focus on the untapped rural customer base, and increase revenue per user and call volumes to extract value from this large acquisition
Fresh Egg Biddable World 2014 - View Through Conversions – Not Worth The Pape...Fresh Egg UK
A confusing title for a confounding topic. There’s been a contentious issue in the world of advertising for as long as there has been advertising: what’s the value of someone seeing an ad?
Some advertisers outright refuse to acknowledge view-throughs, while others warmly embrace them.
During this presentation we’ll look at the validity of the view-through, understanding a little of the mechanics behind them and how we might go about assigning, and perhaps even forecasting, real value to the view-through effect of digital advertising.
Nate Wood, Head of International Search for Fresh Egg was one of the speakers at the Biddable World event in January 2014.
The document describes the Crystal Palace, an exhibition hall built in London in 1851 and moved to Sydenham in 1852. It was constructed from iron and glass in a modular design by architect Joseph Paxton. Covering an area of 770,000 square feet and measuring 1851 feet long by 450 feet wide, it burned down in 1936. The document includes historical photographs of the Crystal Palace at different periods throughout its existence until being destroyed by fire.
The document discusses the immune response, including defining immune response, the consequences and types of immune response such as humoral and cell-mediated immunity. It also covers topics like antigen processing, T cell activation, the roles of cytokines and immune cells like B cells, T cells, and antibodies in the immune response.
Fresh Egg Social Media presentation: Google+ and FriendsFresh Egg UK
A presentation from the Fresh Egg social media team titled 'Google+ and Friends'. This looks at where Google+ is right now as a social media platform and shares advice on why use it, how to create an optimised profile and the potential SEO benefits of using it.
Also it takes a look at Google+'s 'friends', including Google Authorship, Ripples and Enhanced Listings.
Fresh Egg Australia - Navigating the PPC LandscapeFresh Egg UK
Presentation by Su Nijhawan at the Fresh Egg's Google Partners Connect Event explaining the navigation of the PPC landscape covering: digital connectivity, business goals and biddable strategies.
Non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM), also known as atypical mycobacteria, are categorized into four groups based on pigment production and growth rate: photochromogens, scotochromogens, non-photochromogens, and rapid growers. Medically important NTM in these groups can cause localized lymphadenitis, skin lesions like swimming pool granuloma, tuberculosis-like pulmonary lesions, and disseminated disease. NTM are commonly found in the environment and occasionally cause opportunistic infections in humans through the skin or lungs.
Fresh Egg and Buzzsumo: How to create heavyweight content marketing campaignsFresh Egg UK
Fresh Egg and Buzzsumo ran a webinar on the topic of 'How to create heavyweight content marketing campaigns'.
The webinar looked at some key areas in relation to campaign planning, including:
- Different types of campaign planning
- Key campaign planning elements
- What are the different phases of campaign planning?
- Campaign planning tools
This presentation contains all of the practical information that was shared.
For more information visit www.freshegg.co.uk/blog and search for "webinar"
Bacteriophage, or phages, are viruses that infect and replicate inside bacteria. They have either a lytic lifecycle where they cause the bacterial cell to burst and release new phages, or a lysogenic lifecycle where the phage DNA integrates into the bacterial chromosome and replicates with it without killing the cell. Phages have been studied extensively due to their ability to transfer genes between bacteria and cause conversion of bacterial properties, as well as their potential applications in typing and treating bacterial infections.
Presentation a history_of_england_in_the_20_th_cJulia451
This document provides an outline to describe the history of England in the 20th century. It lists major events and reforms between 1902-1973, including the establishment of state secondary education, limits on work hours for miners, old age pensions, national insurance, and Britain joining the EEC. World War 1 and trade unions are also mentioned.
This document provides information about malaria, including what it is, the species that cause it in humans, its prevalence and severity, symptoms, life cycle, transmission, immunity, diagnosis and treatment. Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasites. Four species infect humans: P. vivax, P. malariae, P. falciparum, and P. ovale. It is very common in developing countries, with 300-500 million cases and over 1 million deaths per year. Symptoms include periodic fevers, chills, sweating and flu-like illness. The parasite has stages in both humans and mosquitoes during its life cycle. Diagnosis is by blood smear microscopy
This document describes ascariasis, caused by the roundworm Ascaris lumbricoides. It is most common in children in tropical areas with poor sanitation. The worms live in the small intestine and the female can lay up to 200,000 eggs daily that are passed in feces. When eggs are ingested, they hatch in the intestines releasing larvae that migrate through organs before maturing in the lungs and being swallowed to the intestines. Heavy infections can cause malnutrition, obstruction, and other complications. Diagnosis involves finding eggs in stool or worms. Treatment includes mebendazole or pyrantel pamoate. Prevention relies on proper sanitation and hygiene.
This document discusses sterilization and disinfection. It defines sterilization as removing all microorganisms from a surface or material, while disinfection reduces microorganisms to non-harmful levels. Physical sterilization methods include heat, sunlight, drying and filtration. Chemical sterilization agents include alcohols, aldehydes, phenols, halogens and oxidizing agents. Heat sterilization uses dry heat in hot air ovens or moist heat in autoclaves. Radiation such as UV and gamma rays are also used for sterilization. Proper sterilization requires controlling time, temperature and materials to effectively kill microorganisms.
Immunoglobulins are glycoproteins called antibodies that are produced by plasma cells in response to antigens. There are five classes of immunoglobulins - IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, and IgE - which have different structures and roles in the immune system. IgG is the most abundant antibody found in serum and body fluids. IgA is present in secretions like breast milk, saliva, and mucus to provide immunity at body surfaces. IgM is the first antibody produced during infection and activates the complement system. IgE mediates allergic reactions by binding to mast cells.
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that differ from bacteria in having true nuclei and organelles. Most fungi are multicellular and have cell walls containing chitin. Fungi can be classified based on their morphology and reproductive structures. Important characteristics include whether they are molds, yeasts, or dimorphic. Laboratory identification of fungi involves microscopic examination of stained smears and cultures as well as culture characteristics. Direct visualization with KOH preparations and histopathology are used to diagnose fungal infections.
Technical SEO - Alec Bertram's Presentation from London Affiliate Conference ...Fresh Egg UK
Senior SEO Engineer at Fresh Egg, Alec Bertram's presentation on the most common and easiest to fix technical SEO issues from the London Affiliate Conference 2014
The Content Cycle by Fresh Egg - Brighton Digital Marketing Festival 2013Fresh Egg UK
A presentation by David Somerville, head of social media at Fresh Egg, given at the 2013 Brighton Digital Marketing Festival.
The presentation covers the five different stages of the content cycle, with the aim of helping you plan, implement, measure and improve upon the success of your content marketing strategy. These five stages are:
- Discovery – an investigation stage to guide your content strategy and campaigns
- Planning and setup – a stage that ensures your content is well thought-out and designed to meet specific objectives
- Execution – creating your content and promoting it
- Reporting, analysis and insight – measuring what has happened as a result of your content campaigns
- Refinement – learning from your reporting and feeding back into planning and setup to help guide future campaigns
The document summarizes a report on the car leasing market in India. It provides key findings from surveys of 29 car leasing companies and 100 corporate clients. The size of the Indian car leasing market is estimated at $2.5 billion but only 10% is organized. While growth is predicted at 17% annually, weaknesses like an unorganized used car market and varying taxes across states pose challenges. Maintenance and repair are key factors for clients. Availability of qualified drivers is also a major issue according to respondents.
B2B vehicle rental and the role of intermediariesRachel Patton
We recently completed a study on the B2B vehicle rental market, examining how technology-based intermediaries such as FleetEurope, Nexus and City Transport Solutions (CTS) have successfully developed a niche position between rental companies and corporate customers. This paper provides an overview of our findings and the challenges for the future.
We recently completed a study on the B2B vehicle rental market, examining how technology-based intermediaries have successfully developed a niche position between rental companies and corporate customers. This paper provides an overview of our findings and the challenges for the future.
This document provides information about leasing a vehicle, including how to spot a good car lease, independent lease companies vs dealer leases, how lease financing works, lease trading, leasing and credit scores, a leasing glossary, leasing used cars, leasing with bad credit, luxury vehicle residual values, and single lease payments. Key points covered include understanding capitalized cost, residual value, money factors, mileage allowances, and depreciation fees in determining lease payments. Independent lease companies can offer more flexibility but dealers often have better manufacturer promotions. Maintaining good credit is important for leasing approval and rates.
Car rental companies rent vehicles to corporate and leisure travelers, deriving most revenue from rental payments. The major costs are depreciation, salaries, and interest. Key profit drivers are economic growth, rental days, revenue per day, rental transactions volume, and fleet utilization. The industry is global, long-term growth but cyclical and seasonal. Large players with financing ability dominate. Effective management of rental assets, which are mostly current assets, is key to profitability.
This document discusses problems and prospects of leasing in India. It defines leasing as an agreement where a lessor conveys the right to use an asset to a lessee in exchange for rent payments. Problems of the leasing industry include unhealthy competition, lack of qualified personnel, high taxes, and stamp duties. However, prospects are strong as leasing accounts for 6% of capital investment currently but could reach 15% as the economy grows. Leasing plays an important role in financing infrastructure development in sectors like rail, telecom, and power. Addressing taxation and regulatory issues could further accelerate growth of the leasing industry in India.
Egypt Car Rental and Leasing Market Forecast to 2020 : Ken ResearchKen Research Pvt ltd.
Egypt Car Rental and Leasing Market Forecast to 2020 - Recovering Economy and Improved Transport Infrastructure to Drive Growth" provides a comprehensive analysis of the Car Rental and Leasing Market in Egypt. The report covers various aspects such as market size of Egypt car rental and leasing market on basis of revenues and fleet size, segmentation on the basis of Car Leasing, short term car rental and chauffeur driven car rental, on airport and off airport, regions, mode of booking, purpose of booking, and organizational structure. The report provides insights on vehicle leasing market in Egypt, car leasing market size and segmentation by industry verticals, term of contracts and vehicle type for car leasing market in Egypt. The report also entails the market share and strategies of the major players in the Egypt car rental and leasing market along with the Government rules and regulations governing the market. An analysis of the future Car Rental Market of Egypt is provided on the basis of revenue and fleet size over next five years.
Business Fleet Africa is an innovative and target market-focused digital magazine aimed at one of the most important vehicle buying sectors in the local market, be they users of cars, vans, light commercials, medium and heavy trucks.
Business Fleet Africa is the ideal route to connect with senior executives and decision-makers in the South African business vehicle and fleet operations environment.
It is the first and only magazine of its kind in South Africa that focuses solely on vehicles and the manner in which they are used for business purposes.
Job description and training need analysisTanuj Poddar
This document provides an overview of a project report on job descriptions and training needs analysis conducted at LeasePlan India. It includes an executive summary that outlines the project objectives, methodology, findings and recommendations. It also includes chapters on the fleet management industry and LeasePlan's company profile, objectives of the study, research methodology used, data collection and an analysis of the study findings. The report aims to develop job descriptions for each role at LeasePlan and identify training needs for employees.
Car Company is dedicated to providing an unparalleled used car shopping experience. To offer reasonable financing solutions and competitively priced vehicles to those that feel such things are out of reach.
1. This document provides training on financial services management for professional sales representatives seeking to advance their careers into management.
2. It covers the benefits of leasing, who is a good candidate for leasing, basic leasing terminology, and how to calculate residual values.
3. The objectives are to understand the benefits of leasing, determine good leasing candidates, learn terminology, and calculate residuals.
The document provides an analysis of the global leasing market from 2013 to 2021. It discusses key segments of the market, including lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets, machinery rental, automotive equipment rental and leasing, and consumer goods and general rental centers. The Asia Pacific region represented the largest market share in 2017. The report also profiles the top five companies - Enterprise Holdings Inc, Hertz Global Holdings Inc, LeasePlan Corporation N V, Avis Budget Group Inc, and United Rentals Inc. It provides an overview and financial performance of each company.
This document contains an overview of various topics related to auto leasing, including:
1. Common leasing fees such as security deposits, acquisition fees, excess mileage fees, and disposition fees.
2. Ways dealers try to trick customers, such as quoting low interest rates without explaining how they're calculated or downplaying fees for early lease termination.
3. Benefits of leasing a hybrid or electric vehicle, including federal tax credits, state incentives, and potential insurance and parking discounts.
The document provides an overview of car financing options in Pakistan, including personal loans and Islamic (Ijara) financing. It discusses eligibility requirements, repayment terms, and the differences between secured/unsecured personal loans and Ijara/Murabaha Islamic financing. Personal loans have variable interest rates while Islamic financing uses fixed rental payments. The document recommends Ijara financing as the best option for most people in Pakistan due to more flexible repayment terms and its prevalence among middle-class individuals.
This document is a business plan for A.A.M LTD, a company offering car testing and rental services in the UK. The plan outlines that A.A.M LTD will provide car instructors to assist clients with car tests, lessons, and rentals. It also details the company's financial projections, marketing strategy, and operational plans over the next five years as it aims to achieve a 1% market share in the UK car testing industry. Confidentiality of the business plan is emphasized for the three co-founders of A.A.M LTD.
Truck Loan for Small Business - What Are The Advantages of Truck Financing?dhamza
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1) The document is a student research project on lease and hire purchase in India. It discusses lease financing and hire purchase, analyzing literature on the topics and the major findings of Shiram Investment Limited, a company that provides hire purchase for truck financing.
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1. African Finance – New business
opportunity prospect.
Overall objective and evaluation measurement
is to make a sustainable leasing company, that
can make an impact with offering finance to business
in African countries, where access to smaller and
short time finance are limited
Leasing in Africa is a new opportunity of
making a new big profitable finance institution,
and supporting the development in Africa with
leasing finance.
It is a group of leasing, agriculture and car
specialists, that is behind the company
2. Leasing in Africa
The leasing market in Africa is growing along with the great growth
in general in Africa and it is driven much of natural resource
extraction, other investments like agriculture and in some countries
a growing local middle class and business. This creates a demand
for financiel solutions together with equipment and cars
An example is leasing of a new car, that typically would be leased
out for 1 to 4 years and are then amortized, but if the cars are in
good condition at the end of the lease period, they can be sold at a
profit.
There is different markets to start up in but the group behind has
connections to dealers and mining companies in Sierra Leone and
connections to Uganda. Depending on suppliers and investors, we
are open minded to business in other countries too.
The business for African Leasing is to deliver these leasing cars in
cooperation with car dealers and service shop companies, including
everything, to make it easy for customers. That model is open to all
countries, where access to finance solutions are limited.
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3. Calculation on a car
Calculation for one car can be seen to
Calculation one car, in dollar
the right and yield would be 15% plus
opportunity to sell used cars and the Price for one car 37.500
Document fee 300
company in 3 to 5 years time. Downpayment 7.800
Finance in total 30.000
Service per year 4.000
Insurance per year 2.000
Running admin cost per year 500,00
Residual value 1.000
Leasing period 24
Interest yearly 20,00%
Financial cost ex vat 1.492,64
Leasing price per month ex vat 1.992,64
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4. Business intro Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone in one of the West African countries with a great economic growth rate and Peter Adamsen has been
working with the Healthcare project Masanga in Sierra Leone the last 5 years. It is from business and network in
Sierra Leone the African leasing company is founded. The business for African Leasing is to deliver these leasing cars
in cooperation with car dealers, insurance and service shop companies, including everything, to make it easy for
customers. One of the cooperation companies in Sierra Leone is Motorcare, who is a Ford car dealer with 3 sales
and service shops in Sierra Leone.
The business model for a new Ford Ranger 4x4 car which is offered for sales at 43.000 $ and will be sold to the
leasing company for 37.500 $, is offered out to customers for around 2000 dollars per month including service but plus
a down payment. From a market and field research in November 2012, there is a big and growing market for this
services. The revenue from a leasing fleet of a 100 cars is estimated to be 18% yearly and with a possible upside from
selling the company in 5 years’ time.
All leasing customers will have a credit check and
many leasing customers will already have a payment
history at the dealer, which can show creditability and
the leasing contracts has a 20% down payment. All
cars has a GPS tracker with mileage information for
service intervals and the service is on a contract with a
car dealer at 4000 $ yearly between the leasing
company and the dealer. Insurance is also a part of the
leasing contract, and residual values is typically 1000$
after 4 years. The value will be higher on many cars
when they are sold, but to make sure, there will be a
revenue from used car sales, the value is set low, and
is a potential upside.
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5. Business intro Uganda
In Uganda the business has a potential with a network of some funds, that has a particular interest in agriculture but
Uganda also has a population of 35 million people with a growing middleclass. There is a strong demand for used
vehicles to local business and new vehicles and equipment to internationally companies.
Leasing is also a new business in Uganda, and the approach is to cooperate with one of the bigger banks in making a
new leasing company, that effectively can offer leasing to agriculture, industry and mining, with a CSR profile.
Abitrust and Swisscontact would like to support with manpower and financial support, together with other funders.
For the new leasing company in Uganda, we are also looking for project research funding to make a sustainable
setup.
Indicators for success is a 95% repayment on time for leasing fees.
Overall objective and evaluation measurement
is to make a sustainable leasing company, that
can make an impact with offering finance to business
in African countries, where access to smaller and
short time finance are limited.
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6. Background intro
On the finance market in many African countries there is little or no existing leasing companies, but private money
people, banks and leasing companies. All types of loans have a price exceeding 15% interest and rent are with driver.
From local knowledge and cooperation with dealers, we know that there is a demand for leasing of cars to
international projects from 6 months to 4 years. This segment will be the starting point for African Leasing as four-
wheel drive cars in this segment can be leased at low risk. The low risk is based on experience from Sierra Leone as it
is existing customers at the car dealers and a known depreciation of the car. Once acquired experience in vehicle
leasing in a country the company can start leasing business with other types of equipment on the leases, in
consultation with the owners.
Earnings for the leasing company comes from the lease payments that are higher than the cost of purchase of car and
interest expense. With dealers there is made an agreement on the purchase of cars to a favorable price and
agreement on service as part of the lease agreement. Also included is insurance and GPS tracking in the leases.
Ownership structure is a limited company in the countries, where all assets is owned and managed in a holding
company controlled by Peter Adamsen as director with partners and a board. The Board consists of individuals with
long experience in the leasing industry in Europe.
There is expected to lease 50 new cars out in the first year and double that figure in year 2 and also in year 3. The
growth is based on expectations, from a fieldtrip research in 2012.
Legal foundation to operate the company as a leasing company in Africa is confirmed by a lawyer in Freetown. Credit
policy must be agreed with the Board.
The leasing company in is looking for potential investors from 1 to 5 mill. $ with a potential payback of 15 to 20%.
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7. Background intro
A Leasing Company's strongest point is to offer a product in demand, in a market where competition is not directly, but
only in form of lease agreements. A key strength of the company's cooperation with the country's largest car dealership
chain and workshop operator, which is also growing rapidly and moving into truck industry. This creates the possibility
of a fixed small platform for Leasing business, which then can grow out to other African countries.
Risks and losses as a result of car accidents and customers will not pay, is expected and most be avoided through a
good credit policy. Although the cars and the people in the cars are fully insured, there may be cases where the lessee
has to pay for damages and it can cost liquidity and losses.
Corporate tax is 15% in many countries and
payment out of the countries will be charged
this tax.
Managing credit risk is essential for leasing
business risks and credit policy is finally
determined together with the board.
The aim for investors is a credit line of 1 to 5
million dollar over a 4 year period with an
agreement on the investment return.
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8. Software for easy administration
Feature calculation is based on input from an integrated web with a customer profile flow
from the administration, so tasks are defined and ends in agreement and billing to the
customer, the most effective way. The picture below shows such a software.
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9. Contact African Finance
Please contact us for a more
detailed discussion and further
Information. Looking forward
for the opportunity.
Peter Adamsen
Finance Professional
Phone +45 42627750
Mail peter@africanfinance.eu
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