The document discusses the role of investment banks and investment bankers. It covers various topics related to investment banking services including expertise, relationships, organization structure, fees, required skill sets, and mobility of skills. It also discusses clients that investment banks work with including corporates, governments, investors, banks, and internal management. The key services provided by investment banks are outlined as advisory, research, valuations, acquisitions, capital structuring, capital raising, and underwriting. The document emphasizes that investment banking requires critical thinking skills, market analysis skills, and the willingness to go the extra mile for clients.
SORTIS Invest is a Bulgarian financial advisory firm that provides private equity, venture capital, corporate finance, and other investment banking services. It is part of the larger SORTIS Group which also includes real estate and credit advisory companies. SORTIS Invest assists both entrepreneurs seeking financing and institutional investors in structuring and executing investment deals. It has extensive experience in equity investments, mergers and acquisitions, and restructuring projects in Bulgaria and other countries.
SORTIS Group is a Bulgarian financial services firm that provides investment banking, real estate investment management, credit and leasing advisory, and hospitality asset management services. The company has extensive networks of investment funds, strategic investors, and financing institutions to source and structure investment opportunities for its clients. SORTIS Group consists of several subsidiary companies that specialize in different areas of financial services.
SORTIS Invest is an investment banking boutique focused on mergers & acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and corporate finance.
Company presentation
www.sortis.bg
1) SORTIS Real Estate identifies opportunities to invest in distressed real estate projects in Bulgaria arising from the global credit crunch.
2) The construction and real estate sectors have been badly hit, with announced mega projects put on hold.
3) Many players in the property market are experiencing some form of distress currently. However, this distress provides opportunities to invest in projects from players exiting the market or needing financing to complete projects.
This document discusses sourcing investors and strategic partners for infrastructure projects. It explains that InduStreams has a large network of investors, operators, and cargo owners as well as insight into both industries. InduStreams can identify the most relevant investors and executives for a project, introduce the proposition, and facilitate securing an agreement, typically through a three step process of understanding needs, engagement, and finding 3-5 high relevance investors or partners.
Economic capital Management Experience SharingEric Kuo
Ā
1. Economic capital is used to gauge unexpected loss in a bank's credit portfolio by taking into account diversification and concentration effects.
2. Key applications of economic capital include risk governance to determine a bank's risk appetite, internal capital allocation, and external communication with regulators and investors.
3. Implementing and promoting the use of economic capital faces challenges of encouraging buy-in from regulators, rating agencies, and analysts through ongoing communication.
What is a Business Development Company (BDC)dcalaway
Ā
The document discusses ABC Corporation becoming a Business Development Company (BDC) to fund future growth. It provides an overview of what a BDC is, the benefits to investors and portfolio companies, how BDC's invest and are regulated, tax treatment, valuation of assets, management structures, and industry trends. Recent trends show the BDC model has proven resilient with dividend payments resuming and stock prices increasing for many companies.
Infrastructure Finance Fundamentals (ADN Capital Ventures)Adam Nicolopoulos
Ā
Project finance is a method of arranging financing where the lenders rely primarily on the cash flows of the project being financed, rather than the balance sheets of its sponsors. It establishes a single purpose company to develop, build, and operate an infrastructure or industrial project based on its projected cash flows. Project risks are transferred and shared among stakeholders, with lenders relying on the project's assets and cash flows for repayment rather than recourse to the sponsors. Key risks like construction, operation, maintenance, revenue, and permits are typically borne by private sector parties rather than the public sector.
SORTIS Invest is a Bulgarian financial advisory firm that provides private equity, venture capital, corporate finance, and other investment banking services. It is part of the larger SORTIS Group which also includes real estate and credit advisory companies. SORTIS Invest assists both entrepreneurs seeking financing and institutional investors in structuring and executing investment deals. It has extensive experience in equity investments, mergers and acquisitions, and restructuring projects in Bulgaria and other countries.
SORTIS Group is a Bulgarian financial services firm that provides investment banking, real estate investment management, credit and leasing advisory, and hospitality asset management services. The company has extensive networks of investment funds, strategic investors, and financing institutions to source and structure investment opportunities for its clients. SORTIS Group consists of several subsidiary companies that specialize in different areas of financial services.
SORTIS Invest is an investment banking boutique focused on mergers & acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and corporate finance.
Company presentation
www.sortis.bg
1) SORTIS Real Estate identifies opportunities to invest in distressed real estate projects in Bulgaria arising from the global credit crunch.
2) The construction and real estate sectors have been badly hit, with announced mega projects put on hold.
3) Many players in the property market are experiencing some form of distress currently. However, this distress provides opportunities to invest in projects from players exiting the market or needing financing to complete projects.
This document discusses sourcing investors and strategic partners for infrastructure projects. It explains that InduStreams has a large network of investors, operators, and cargo owners as well as insight into both industries. InduStreams can identify the most relevant investors and executives for a project, introduce the proposition, and facilitate securing an agreement, typically through a three step process of understanding needs, engagement, and finding 3-5 high relevance investors or partners.
Economic capital Management Experience SharingEric Kuo
Ā
1. Economic capital is used to gauge unexpected loss in a bank's credit portfolio by taking into account diversification and concentration effects.
2. Key applications of economic capital include risk governance to determine a bank's risk appetite, internal capital allocation, and external communication with regulators and investors.
3. Implementing and promoting the use of economic capital faces challenges of encouraging buy-in from regulators, rating agencies, and analysts through ongoing communication.
What is a Business Development Company (BDC)dcalaway
Ā
The document discusses ABC Corporation becoming a Business Development Company (BDC) to fund future growth. It provides an overview of what a BDC is, the benefits to investors and portfolio companies, how BDC's invest and are regulated, tax treatment, valuation of assets, management structures, and industry trends. Recent trends show the BDC model has proven resilient with dividend payments resuming and stock prices increasing for many companies.
Infrastructure Finance Fundamentals (ADN Capital Ventures)Adam Nicolopoulos
Ā
Project finance is a method of arranging financing where the lenders rely primarily on the cash flows of the project being financed, rather than the balance sheets of its sponsors. It establishes a single purpose company to develop, build, and operate an infrastructure or industrial project based on its projected cash flows. Project risks are transferred and shared among stakeholders, with lenders relying on the project's assets and cash flows for repayment rather than recourse to the sponsors. Key risks like construction, operation, maintenance, revenue, and permits are typically borne by private sector parties rather than the public sector.
Project financing involves a corporate sponsor investing in and owning a single purpose asset through a legally independent entity financed through non-recourse debt. It is used for large infrastructure projects due to risk minimization and raising sufficient funds. Key features include being ring-fenced with high debt-to-equity ratios and no sponsor guarantees. Advantages are reducing sponsor risk and leverage while obtaining better rates, while disadvantages include higher costs and restricted decision making due to extensive contracting. Common project types include roads, airports, bridges, and water supply.
Prepared by the students of corporate finance at the MBA program of IE Business School, this presentation provides an introduction to project finance and analyzes two case studies involving project finance.
This document discusses credit risk economic capital modeling. It provides an overview of the role of bank capital in absorbing unexpected losses while maintaining solvency. It then interprets Basel 2's capital equation, which incorporates factors like the Vasicek model, correlation, expected loss (EL), and tenor adjustment. The document introduces a model that follows Basel's approach while also using simulation to measure economic capital (EC). It discusses key applications of EC in areas like risk governance, external communication, and internal management. EC reflects a bank's risk appetite by indicating how much unexpected loss the bank is willing to absorb with its capital reserves.
Net lease properties remain an attractive investment for those seeking predictable returns, according to industry leaders. While some question if high investor demand could lead to an overheated market, experts believe the sector will remain stable given targeted acquisition strategies and diverse property types and locations. Leaders from Equity Global Management, Iridium Capital, United Trust Fund and Paragon Real Estate expect continued investor appetite and transaction volume, especially for well-located assets with investment-grade tenants and long-term leases.
This document provides an overview of project finance and public-private partnerships. It discusses key definitions, including distinguishing project finance from corporate finance. Project finance relies on the cash flows generated by a single project to repay lenders, rather than relying on corporate sponsors. The document outlines the contractual structure of project finance deals and industries amenable to limited recourse financing. It also notes benefits and drawbacks of the project finance model compared to corporate finance. Public-private partnerships are defined as cooperative ventures between public and private sectors to meet public needs through shared resources.
This document provides an overview of various project financing methods, including equity methods like common stock and preferred stock, debt methods like bonds and loans, and discusses their advantages and disadvantages. It also categorizes the major worldwide segments of project financing as infrastructure like power, transportation, oil and gas. Motivations for project financing include reducing risks, making use of tax benefits, and ensuring projects are completed on time. The document discusses the definitions of projects and project financing and provides a history of project financing dating back to the 13th century.
The document summarizes new hedge fund regulations in Singapore that will require larger hedge funds to register. Specifically, hedge funds above S$250 million will be classified as Fund Management Companies (FMCs) and will need a license, facing enhanced requirements around independent custody of assets, independent valuation, and undergoing independent annual audits. However, the article argues these new rules do not go far enough and raise several questions. It suggests the requirements have vague definitions and could still allow self-custody and self-valuation practices. Overall, the regulatory changes are a step forward but the Singapore authority has more progress to make in implementing true oversight.
Solar Project Finance: Turning Sunlight Into Green Rick Borry
Ā
Learn more at: http://www.principalsolarinstitute.org/webinar/566
How do you pay for large-scale solar power plants when you need millions to start building, but receive payout over decades? Serious solar energy finance professionals will want to hear structured asset finance and valuation expert Ken Kramer present and answer questions about renewable energy project financing concepts applicable to utility scale solar projects, with a focus on US projects utilizing tax-oriented financing structures.
Ken will describe the mechanics and market participants involved in non-recourse project financing. He will also review currently available US Federal tax benefits for renewable energy projects and tax-efficient transaction structures that have evolved to utilize those benefits. Valuation issues associated with these structures will also be covered.
Students at Cornell and Columbia have recently had the opportunity to hear Ken lecture on this topic. This FREE webinar is your chance to do the same, plus attend the LIVE webinar to find out how to employ these concepts in your 2013 business strategy when Ken answers your questions during a LIVE Q & A segment following his presentation.
Granite Equity Partners is a private equity firm that invests $1-5 million in growing companies located within driving distance of its offices. It focuses on companies with $10-100 million in revenue, $1-8 million in EBITDA, and a strong management team. Granite Equity's Fund II has committed capital to seven companies across various industries. It aims to build a diversified portfolio of 10-12 companies. With over 1,500 companies in the region and 40% facing leadership succession in the next 5 years, Granite Equity sees opportunities to complete its portfolio. The firm is led by experienced general partners and advised by a board with hundreds of years of business experience.
Phoenix Greenworks Capital (PGC) is a financial services firm focused on developing renewable energy and waste projects in Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. PGC leverages the expertise of its team and parent company, Phoenix Partners Group, to structure projects and source financing from various capital sources. Notable projects include a pyrolysis/gasification plant in Poland and advising investors on solar opportunities in Europe. PGC aims to deliver robust, sustainable, and environmentally compliant projects where demand and government support exist.
The document discusses lending opportunities for borrowing against shares and share portfolios. Due to difficult lending conditions from banks, hedge funds have entered the market and are providing loans secured against shares, with loan-to-value ratios of up to 80%. The loans can be used for any purpose and range from Ā£100,000 to Ā£1 billion with fast approval and funding. Borrowers must pledge qualifying shares listed on a major exchange and held free of restrictions in a separate custodial account.
Project finance and private finance initiative (PFI) structures are used to finance large infrastructure projects like roads. Project finance involves creating a special purpose vehicle (SPV) that is responsible for building and operating the project. The SPV obtains non-recourse financing secured only by the project's cash flows and assets. For PFI roads, the SPV typically obtains 90% of funding from senior bank debt and 10% from equity and subordinated debt investors. The payment mechanism defines how the SPV will be paid based on availability and performance standards to incentivize high quality service delivery.
Private company secondary markets january 2012 - markum breakfastJason Jones
Ā
The private company secondary market has grown significantly in recent years as more companies stay private longer. This market allows investors to purchase shares of private companies from existing shareholders. The growth of this market is helping to address the widening "IPO gap" as companies mature before going public. Secondary investors provide liquidity to shareholders of late-stage private companies and help relieve pressure for companies who face constraints on the traditional IPO path. The legal framework around private share trading is also developing to further support this growing market.
The document provides an introduction to credit portfolio management. It discusses analyzing portfolio risk through economic capital and reshaping the portfolio. Some ideas for improving the portfolio include hedging concentration risk using credit derivatives, enhancing returns while managing risk, and utilizing modern portfolio theory to reweight assets. Developing an effective credit portfolio management function faces challenges including streamlining decision processes, clarifying roles, and ensuring adequate liquidity in credit markets.
This presentation focuses on risk assessment and financing options for renewable energy projects. Learn about carbon finance prospects for renewable energy projects.
Hedge Funds: A Look Back and A Look Ahead - Dec. 2011RobertWBaird
Ā
Hedge funds have proven to be worthy financial instruments over the past 20 plus years, and have contributed to the growth of the modern financial industry. The addition of a well diversified group of hedge funds to a traditional portfolio has been shown to be an effective way to potentially increase returns, while also preserving capital during adverse market environments. Going into 2010, the hedge fund industry appears to be healthier than it has been in more than a decade, albeit much smaller in terms of assets than it was at its peak two years ago.
Public-Private Partnership Advanced Modeling with Legal Analysis - Torontommanongdo
Ā
Public-Private Partnership Modeling & Legal Analysis is a Vair Training Specialty Class and focuses uniquely on Public-Private Partnership ("PPP") projects in Canada and their related modeling issues.
Course Participants include: Infrastructure Heads, CFOs, Financial Analysts, Project Finance Teams, Corporate & Structured Finance Teams, Investment & Evaluation Professionals, Business Development Planners, Joint Ventures Specialists, Contactors, Gov\'t Finance Officers/Treasurers, Accountants, PF/PPP Attorneys
BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS (BORAQS) KENYA.
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) SEMINAR ON THE THEME: āPROJECT FINANCING AND INVESTMENT PLANNINGā.
BY OUMAR DIOP ENG, MBA, PMP
This document discusses implementing partnerships in California. It provides an overview of a financial consultancy practice that works in energy, infrastructure, transport, renewables, ports and power. The document then discusses structuring advisory, construction, fundraising, and negotiations services. It analyzes cash flows, risks, hybrid revenue structures, and government support options for projects. It outlines project management timetables and discusses key criteria for successful public-private partnerships including viability, land, size, timing, technical, legal and environmental factors. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of sound structures, experienced advisors, clear tender processes, proper risk pricing, and the principles of financial equilibrium and sustainability.
Este documento describe los objetivos y aspectos de la expresiĆ³n oral. Los objetivos incluyen expresar temas administrativos de aduana con precisiĆ³n, estilo, ortografĆa y claridad, participar en conversaciones y formular preguntas. Los aspectos de la expresiĆ³n oral incluyen el fondo (ideas claras e interesantes), la forma (actitudes, respiraciĆ³n y voz), la articulaciĆ³n y la presentaciĆ³n individual o colectiva de un tema investigado.
Project financing involves a corporate sponsor investing in and owning a single purpose asset through a legally independent entity financed through non-recourse debt. It is used for large infrastructure projects due to risk minimization and raising sufficient funds. Key features include being ring-fenced with high debt-to-equity ratios and no sponsor guarantees. Advantages are reducing sponsor risk and leverage while obtaining better rates, while disadvantages include higher costs and restricted decision making due to extensive contracting. Common project types include roads, airports, bridges, and water supply.
Prepared by the students of corporate finance at the MBA program of IE Business School, this presentation provides an introduction to project finance and analyzes two case studies involving project finance.
This document discusses credit risk economic capital modeling. It provides an overview of the role of bank capital in absorbing unexpected losses while maintaining solvency. It then interprets Basel 2's capital equation, which incorporates factors like the Vasicek model, correlation, expected loss (EL), and tenor adjustment. The document introduces a model that follows Basel's approach while also using simulation to measure economic capital (EC). It discusses key applications of EC in areas like risk governance, external communication, and internal management. EC reflects a bank's risk appetite by indicating how much unexpected loss the bank is willing to absorb with its capital reserves.
Net lease properties remain an attractive investment for those seeking predictable returns, according to industry leaders. While some question if high investor demand could lead to an overheated market, experts believe the sector will remain stable given targeted acquisition strategies and diverse property types and locations. Leaders from Equity Global Management, Iridium Capital, United Trust Fund and Paragon Real Estate expect continued investor appetite and transaction volume, especially for well-located assets with investment-grade tenants and long-term leases.
This document provides an overview of project finance and public-private partnerships. It discusses key definitions, including distinguishing project finance from corporate finance. Project finance relies on the cash flows generated by a single project to repay lenders, rather than relying on corporate sponsors. The document outlines the contractual structure of project finance deals and industries amenable to limited recourse financing. It also notes benefits and drawbacks of the project finance model compared to corporate finance. Public-private partnerships are defined as cooperative ventures between public and private sectors to meet public needs through shared resources.
This document provides an overview of various project financing methods, including equity methods like common stock and preferred stock, debt methods like bonds and loans, and discusses their advantages and disadvantages. It also categorizes the major worldwide segments of project financing as infrastructure like power, transportation, oil and gas. Motivations for project financing include reducing risks, making use of tax benefits, and ensuring projects are completed on time. The document discusses the definitions of projects and project financing and provides a history of project financing dating back to the 13th century.
The document summarizes new hedge fund regulations in Singapore that will require larger hedge funds to register. Specifically, hedge funds above S$250 million will be classified as Fund Management Companies (FMCs) and will need a license, facing enhanced requirements around independent custody of assets, independent valuation, and undergoing independent annual audits. However, the article argues these new rules do not go far enough and raise several questions. It suggests the requirements have vague definitions and could still allow self-custody and self-valuation practices. Overall, the regulatory changes are a step forward but the Singapore authority has more progress to make in implementing true oversight.
Solar Project Finance: Turning Sunlight Into Green Rick Borry
Ā
Learn more at: http://www.principalsolarinstitute.org/webinar/566
How do you pay for large-scale solar power plants when you need millions to start building, but receive payout over decades? Serious solar energy finance professionals will want to hear structured asset finance and valuation expert Ken Kramer present and answer questions about renewable energy project financing concepts applicable to utility scale solar projects, with a focus on US projects utilizing tax-oriented financing structures.
Ken will describe the mechanics and market participants involved in non-recourse project financing. He will also review currently available US Federal tax benefits for renewable energy projects and tax-efficient transaction structures that have evolved to utilize those benefits. Valuation issues associated with these structures will also be covered.
Students at Cornell and Columbia have recently had the opportunity to hear Ken lecture on this topic. This FREE webinar is your chance to do the same, plus attend the LIVE webinar to find out how to employ these concepts in your 2013 business strategy when Ken answers your questions during a LIVE Q & A segment following his presentation.
Granite Equity Partners is a private equity firm that invests $1-5 million in growing companies located within driving distance of its offices. It focuses on companies with $10-100 million in revenue, $1-8 million in EBITDA, and a strong management team. Granite Equity's Fund II has committed capital to seven companies across various industries. It aims to build a diversified portfolio of 10-12 companies. With over 1,500 companies in the region and 40% facing leadership succession in the next 5 years, Granite Equity sees opportunities to complete its portfolio. The firm is led by experienced general partners and advised by a board with hundreds of years of business experience.
Phoenix Greenworks Capital (PGC) is a financial services firm focused on developing renewable energy and waste projects in Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. PGC leverages the expertise of its team and parent company, Phoenix Partners Group, to structure projects and source financing from various capital sources. Notable projects include a pyrolysis/gasification plant in Poland and advising investors on solar opportunities in Europe. PGC aims to deliver robust, sustainable, and environmentally compliant projects where demand and government support exist.
The document discusses lending opportunities for borrowing against shares and share portfolios. Due to difficult lending conditions from banks, hedge funds have entered the market and are providing loans secured against shares, with loan-to-value ratios of up to 80%. The loans can be used for any purpose and range from Ā£100,000 to Ā£1 billion with fast approval and funding. Borrowers must pledge qualifying shares listed on a major exchange and held free of restrictions in a separate custodial account.
Project finance and private finance initiative (PFI) structures are used to finance large infrastructure projects like roads. Project finance involves creating a special purpose vehicle (SPV) that is responsible for building and operating the project. The SPV obtains non-recourse financing secured only by the project's cash flows and assets. For PFI roads, the SPV typically obtains 90% of funding from senior bank debt and 10% from equity and subordinated debt investors. The payment mechanism defines how the SPV will be paid based on availability and performance standards to incentivize high quality service delivery.
Private company secondary markets january 2012 - markum breakfastJason Jones
Ā
The private company secondary market has grown significantly in recent years as more companies stay private longer. This market allows investors to purchase shares of private companies from existing shareholders. The growth of this market is helping to address the widening "IPO gap" as companies mature before going public. Secondary investors provide liquidity to shareholders of late-stage private companies and help relieve pressure for companies who face constraints on the traditional IPO path. The legal framework around private share trading is also developing to further support this growing market.
The document provides an introduction to credit portfolio management. It discusses analyzing portfolio risk through economic capital and reshaping the portfolio. Some ideas for improving the portfolio include hedging concentration risk using credit derivatives, enhancing returns while managing risk, and utilizing modern portfolio theory to reweight assets. Developing an effective credit portfolio management function faces challenges including streamlining decision processes, clarifying roles, and ensuring adequate liquidity in credit markets.
This presentation focuses on risk assessment and financing options for renewable energy projects. Learn about carbon finance prospects for renewable energy projects.
Hedge Funds: A Look Back and A Look Ahead - Dec. 2011RobertWBaird
Ā
Hedge funds have proven to be worthy financial instruments over the past 20 plus years, and have contributed to the growth of the modern financial industry. The addition of a well diversified group of hedge funds to a traditional portfolio has been shown to be an effective way to potentially increase returns, while also preserving capital during adverse market environments. Going into 2010, the hedge fund industry appears to be healthier than it has been in more than a decade, albeit much smaller in terms of assets than it was at its peak two years ago.
Public-Private Partnership Advanced Modeling with Legal Analysis - Torontommanongdo
Ā
Public-Private Partnership Modeling & Legal Analysis is a Vair Training Specialty Class and focuses uniquely on Public-Private Partnership ("PPP") projects in Canada and their related modeling issues.
Course Participants include: Infrastructure Heads, CFOs, Financial Analysts, Project Finance Teams, Corporate & Structured Finance Teams, Investment & Evaluation Professionals, Business Development Planners, Joint Ventures Specialists, Contactors, Gov\'t Finance Officers/Treasurers, Accountants, PF/PPP Attorneys
BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS (BORAQS) KENYA.
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) SEMINAR ON THE THEME: āPROJECT FINANCING AND INVESTMENT PLANNINGā.
BY OUMAR DIOP ENG, MBA, PMP
This document discusses implementing partnerships in California. It provides an overview of a financial consultancy practice that works in energy, infrastructure, transport, renewables, ports and power. The document then discusses structuring advisory, construction, fundraising, and negotiations services. It analyzes cash flows, risks, hybrid revenue structures, and government support options for projects. It outlines project management timetables and discusses key criteria for successful public-private partnerships including viability, land, size, timing, technical, legal and environmental factors. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of sound structures, experienced advisors, clear tender processes, proper risk pricing, and the principles of financial equilibrium and sustainability.
Este documento describe los objetivos y aspectos de la expresiĆ³n oral. Los objetivos incluyen expresar temas administrativos de aduana con precisiĆ³n, estilo, ortografĆa y claridad, participar en conversaciones y formular preguntas. Los aspectos de la expresiĆ³n oral incluyen el fondo (ideas claras e interesantes), la forma (actitudes, respiraciĆ³n y voz), la articulaciĆ³n y la presentaciĆ³n individual o colectiva de un tema investigado.
1) ADN Capital Ventures provides financial advisory services for infrastructure projects in transportation, energy, and related sectors internationally.
2) Led by experienced investment bankers and finance professionals, ADN focuses on optimizing clients' financial and commercial objectives as an independent advisor.
3) Services include strategic advisory, project development, public-private partnerships, concessions, and capital raising across various infrastructure projects globally.
This document appears to be a certificate for completing a course in computing and information technology (CIC). It contains 100 multiple choice questions to be answered in 2 hours. The questions cover topics like operating systems, applications, functions in MS Office programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
The document discusses the role of investment banks and investment bankers. It covers various topics related to investment banking services including expertise, relationships, organization structure, fees, required skill sets, and mobility of skills. It also discusses clients that investment banks work with including corporates, governments, investors, banks, and internal management. The key services provided by investment banks are outlined as advisory, research, valuations, acquisitions, capital structuring, capital raising, and underwriting. The document emphasizes that investment banking requires critical thinking skills, market analysis skills, and the willingness to go the extra mile for clients.
The document discusses financial risk in renewable energy projects. It outlines key risks faced during project development, energy marketing and asset management. It also discusses contextual risks. The document proposes identifying financial risk management instruments and developing mitigation solutions. It notes that renewable energy requires understanding complexity and mitigating risks, as abundant resources do not automatically translate to profits. Risks must be proactively managed through all project phases.
An Understanding Of Financial Communications And Investor RelationsMSL
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This presentation is by MSLGROUP thought leader Jaideep Shergill, head of our financial communications in Asia and CEO, Hanmer MSL.
Hanmer MSL is one of Indiaās largest multi-discipline communications firms and a leader in the area of speciality communications services, including strategic public relations, financial communications, social media, events, activation and creative services. It is part of MSLGROUP, Publicis Groupe's flagship strategic communications and engagement network.
This presentation offers an in-depth understanding of financial communications and investor relations.
Part 3: How to ensure the success of equity funding deal in a SME business?
This is the third of the three-part learning program for a business to understand the importance of equity funding for business growth and financial turnaround. The three parts of the program are:
1. Strategic financial concepts for a promoter of technical background
2. Process of equity funding
3. Factors for success of equity funding deal
This presentation tells what are the important factors to be considered while availing funding, how every deal changes with respect to sector, location, life cycle; what are the misconceptions about equity funding, precautions during the process, success and failure factors, etc.
- InduStreams helps identify relevant investors and strategic partners for infrastructure, port, and asset owners seeking funding.
- They have a large network of global investors, operators, and cargo owners as well as insight into the industries and communities.
- Their process involves understanding the client's situation/needs, engaging them through an agreement, and fast-tracking to find 3-5 high relevance investors/partners.
This document provides an overview of M&A capabilities from Kekst and Company, a leading communications advisory firm. It discusses Kekst's experience advising senior management and boards on M&A transactions, crises, and other special situations. The document also outlines Kekst's approach to M&A communications, current challenges in the M&A environment, key transaction phases, and the firm's industry recognition and global network.
1) The document discusses workplace consultancy and Andrew Wilkinson's 20 years of experience in property asset management for blue chip clients in both the private and public sectors.
2) It highlights the growing interest in workplace management and outlines Wilkinson's expertise in client relationships, supply chain management, and knowledge management.
3) The document then summarizes the opportunities for both customers and service providers in the consulting industry, noting that the current environment demands complex problem solving where consultants can provide needed skills, expertise, and help with transformation.
D2 Capital Partners: Intro To Capital Markets Careers & D2 Capital P...Ian Nguyen
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D2 Capital Partners is an independent investment and advisory partnership that operates across the capital markets spectrum. It raises capital for companies, assists with deployment of capital, and structures innovative solutions. The presentation materials discuss D2 Capital's role in capital markets, careers in capital markets, and how to break into the industry, focusing on venture capital, private equity, mergers and acquisitions, and other areas.
Accelerating Innovation in the US June 2012Wavelength
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This document discusses Wavelength USA, a unique financial services company focused on serving the innovation economy. It has a differentiated business model as a balance sheet lender focused on innovation markets. It is a leader in its sector with over 600 venture firm clients and the largest market share. The company has an expansive platform with 27 US and 7 international offices and over $50 billion in total assets and client funds. It serves the technology, life sciences, venture capital/private equity, and cleantech sectors.
Revival Investment & Financial Solutions is an investment and financial services firm founded in 2009 in New Delhi, India. It has a network of 25 branches across major cities in India. The company provides services including investment banking, private equity syndication, mergers and acquisitions advisory, debt syndication, and investor relations management. It aims to build long-term client relationships and has experienced professionals with backgrounds in capital markets and corporate finance.
Revival Investments & Financial Solutions is an investment and financial services firm founded in 2009 in New Delhi, India. It has a network of 25 branches across major Indian cities. The company specializes in investment banking, private equity syndication, mergers and acquisitions advisory, debt syndication, investor relations management, and trading in currencies, commodities, properties, and fixed income. The founder and CEO, Pardeep Kumar, has over a decade of experience in capital markets. The company prides itself on its long-term client relationships and extensive industry network.
The document provides an overview of intellectual property (IP) valuation. It discusses why IP valuation is important for various contexts such as transactions, taxation, and disputes. It also covers different types of IP assets and valuation methodologies. The document uses case studies to illustrate how the context can impact the valuation approach and the importance of identifying all relevant IP assets. It emphasizes that IP valuation is both an art and a science that requires considering multiple factors.
Venture capital provides long-term funding for growing companies in exchange for equity. Venture capitalists seek high-growth companies led by experienced management teams. To attract venture capital, a business plan must demonstrate a large market opportunity, competitive advantage, strong financial projections, and validation. Raising venture capital is a selective process that can take several months and requires understanding the investors' evaluation criteria.
Capco is a global professional services firm focused on transforming the financial services industry. It provides consulting, technology, and managed services using a global delivery model. Capco has deep expertise across capital markets, asset management, corporate banking, and retail financial services. It helps clients design and implement new operating models, architectures, and processes to reduce costs and improve regulatory compliance through projects that range from onshore to fully offshore delivery. Capco combines its financial industry knowledge with innovative solutions delivered globally to transform its clients' businesses.
Same Page Capital provides strategic business expertise and operational support to accelerate the growth of early-stage companies. It connects startups with senior industry contacts to help scale businesses and create investor value. Same Page Capital takes equity stakes in startups and generates revenue through fees, commissions, and exits to fund operations and attract follow-on investors. The company fills a gap between funding and operational success for startups by providing services focused on business development, strategic partnerships, and exit strategies.
The document provides an overview of international financial management concepts including:
- It outlines the contents which will be covered such as the international financial environment, multinational corporations, international trade theories, and the international monetary system.
- It describes key aspects of the international financial system including the interdependence between countries through equity participation, investment, loans, grants, and technical collaborations.
- It discusses how the importance of international financial management has increased for companies and managers as operations have become more global in nature. Understanding both domestic and international markets is essential.
Trends Affecting Today's Investor - Chris McDermottPhilip Taylor
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The document discusses trends affecting today's investors including over a decade of difficult market conditions, an aging population with low retirement readiness, underfunded pensions, high consumer debt levels, and pessimistic investor sentiment. It also outlines how financial advisors can help investors by focusing on key questions related to markets and financial planning, providing education through various channels, and positively influencing investor behavior.
An overview of managerial finance-IBF-CH#1Junaid hancock
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This document provides an overview of managerial finance. It discusses what finance entails, the general areas of finance, and how finance fits within the organizational structure of a firm. It also covers alternative forms of business organization like proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. The document discusses how corporations aim to maximize shareholder wealth through capital structure, capital budgeting, and dividend policy decisions. It addresses agency relationships between shareholders and managers and factors that can influence stock price. The document concludes with brief discussions of business ethics and reasons why firms operate internationally.
This document summarizes a joint venture between Computech Corporation and CapitalFusion Partners called FinCap Solutions. It provides an overview of FinCap's offerings in structured finance, products, growth story, and experienced management team. The management team includes executives from both Computech and CapitalFusion with experience in financial services, technology, consulting, and business development.
Credit ratings are conducted by agencies to evaluate the creditworthiness of individuals, corporations, and countries. The rating process involves analyzing financial history, current assets and liabilities, as well as country risk, business risk, industry factors, and financial risk. Higher credit ratings indicate a lower probability of default and allow borrowers to access loans at lower interest rates. In India, major credit rating agencies include CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and Fitch Ratings India.
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Employers: Nowās the time to review your employees' retirement savings plan and remind employees of the value of planning for the long term. The current environment offers a number of opportunities to enhance your program while reducing plan costs.
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LA HUG - Video Testimonials with Chynna Morgan - June 2024Lital Barkan
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Tata Group Dials Taiwan for Its Chipmaking Ambition in Gujaratās DholeraAvirahi City Dholera
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The Tata Group, a titan of Indian industry, is making waves with its advanced talks with Taiwanese chipmakers Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) and UMC Group. The goal? Establishing a cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication unit (fab) in Dholera, Gujarat. This isnāt just any project; itās a potential game changer for Indiaās chipmaking aspirations and a boon for investors seeking promisingĀ residential projects in dholera sir.
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The Evolution and Impact of OTT Platforms: A Deep Dive into the Future of Ent...ABHILASH DUTTA
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This presentation provides a thorough examination of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, focusing on their development and substantial influence on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Indian market.We begin with an introduction to OTT platforms, defining them as streaming services that deliver content directly over the internet, bypassing traditional broadcast channels. These platforms offer a variety of content, including movies, TV shows, and original productions, allowing users to access content on-demand across multiple devices.The historical context covers the early days of streaming, starting with Netflix's inception in 1997 as a DVD rental service and its transition to streaming in 2007. The presentation also highlights India's television journey, from the launch of Doordarshan in 1959 to the introduction of Direct-to-Home (DTH) satellite television in 2000, which expanded viewing choices and set the stage for the rise of OTT platforms like Big Flix, Ditto TV, Sony LIV, Hotstar, and Netflix. The business models of OTT platforms are explored in detail. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) models, exemplified by Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offer unlimited content access for a monthly fee. Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) models, like iTunes and Sky Box Office, allow users to pay for individual pieces of content. Advertising-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) models, such as YouTube and Facebook Watch, provide free content supported by advertisements. Hybrid models combine elements of SVOD and AVOD, offering flexibility to cater to diverse audience preferences.
Content acquisition strategies are also discussed, highlighting the dual approach of purchasing broadcasting rights for existing films and TV shows and investing in original content production. This section underscores the importance of a robust content library in attracting and retaining subscribers.The presentation addresses the challenges faced by OTT platforms, including the unpredictability of content acquisition and audience preferences. It emphasizes the difficulty of balancing content investment with returns in a competitive market, the high costs associated with marketing, and the need for continuous innovation and adaptation to stay relevant.
The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ā¹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
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Best practices for project execution and deliveryCLIVE MINCHIN
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A select set of project management best practices to keep your project on-track, on-cost and aligned to scope. Many firms have don't have the necessary skills, diligence, methods and oversight of their projects; this leads to slippage, higher costs and longer timeframes. Often firms have a history of projects that simply failed to move the needle. These best practices will help your firm avoid these pitfalls but they require fortitude to apply.
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Structural Design Process: Step-by-Step Guide for BuildingsChandresh Chudasama
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The structural design process is explained: Follow our step-by-step guide to understand building design intricacies and ensure structural integrity. Learn how to build wonderful buildings with the help of our detailed information. Learn how to create structures with durability and reliability and also gain insights on ways of managing structures.
Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
ā¢ Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
ā¢ Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
ā¢ Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
ā¢ Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
ā¢ Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs