ING Bank hosted a Media Day for its clients in May 2011. David Grover, Head of Media Finance at ING, moderated a breakout session where trends in TV distribution were discussed. The focus was on getting peoples\' option on if current TV distribution models will continue to drive TV business models, or if new emerging players will change the landscape.
Published by Juliana Koranteng, one of the best media journalists in the business. Check out www.mediatainmentfinance.com. David Grover is featured in the Billion Dollar Blast
An overview of the regulatory and
management issues necessary for a
successful CFL programme. The presentation was published by
Centre for Science and Environment in January 2009
Eag university senior mgtpitch2011_dec272011_cindythatcherJacob Eli Thomas
The document discusses the benefits of corporate universities for companies. It notes that M&A failure rates are high due to failures to integrate cultures. Research shows that companies with corporate universities see greater stock price gains during up markets compared to competitors. Corporate universities can help maximize productivity across different job complexities. They address challenges like extracting expertise from experts and sharing it amongst employees. This accelerates time to revenue for new hires and helps with mergers and acquisitions. The presentation outlines where EAG's current training is and how to transition to a business performance model by aligning, measuring, organizing and executing training strategically. It requests the audience's enrollment, endorsement and feedback to assess training needs and requirements.
ING Bank hosted a Media Day for its clients in May 2011. David Grover, Head of Media Finance at ING, moderated a breakout session where trends in TV distribution were discussed. The focus was on getting peoples\' option on if current TV distribution models will continue to drive TV business models, or if new emerging players will change the landscape.
Published by Juliana Koranteng, one of the best media journalists in the business. Check out www.mediatainmentfinance.com. David Grover is featured in the Billion Dollar Blast
An overview of the regulatory and
management issues necessary for a
successful CFL programme. The presentation was published by
Centre for Science and Environment in January 2009
Eag university senior mgtpitch2011_dec272011_cindythatcherJacob Eli Thomas
The document discusses the benefits of corporate universities for companies. It notes that M&A failure rates are high due to failures to integrate cultures. Research shows that companies with corporate universities see greater stock price gains during up markets compared to competitors. Corporate universities can help maximize productivity across different job complexities. They address challenges like extracting expertise from experts and sharing it amongst employees. This accelerates time to revenue for new hires and helps with mergers and acquisitions. The presentation outlines where EAG's current training is and how to transition to a business performance model by aligning, measuring, organizing and executing training strategically. It requests the audience's enrollment, endorsement and feedback to assess training needs and requirements.
Quickpoint can open and edit 2003 PowerPoint presentations and view 2007 presentations. It allows zooming, panning, and rearranging of slides. Slides, images, shapes and text can be edited including formatting, positioning and adding/deleting. Presentations can be shown in slideshow mode on the iPad or via external monitor/projector with navigation and pointer controls.
As China continues to restrict supply of rare earth materials, the prices are likely to only increase in short term. The first round of price increases has just beginning to surface with most manufacturers implementing their price increases in staggered manner. Economic Times has recently reported that various brands have increased prices of Compact Fluorescent Lamps (“CFLs”) by 5-15% in Nov ‘11. For example, a branded CFL bulb, which was selling at Rs 80 a few weeks ago, now costs Rs 90 in the domestic market.
Indian Consumer Durables Industry Overview (2010)Bulbtiger Tiger
Overview of Indian consumer durable goods industry. The Indian durables market, with a market size of US$ 27.38 billion in2008–09, has grown by 7.1% over the previous year. The segment registered a growth of 18 per cent in 2009–2010 from US$ 5.5 billion in the previousyear. The consumer electronics segment contributes about 27 per cent to the total hardware productionin the country.Air conditioners (including industrial and office conditioners) constituted 38 per cent of the consumerappliances market, followed by refrigerators at 14 per cent, electric fans at 7.5 per cent, washingappliances at 7 per cent and sewing machines at 5 per cent.
According to the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), the average per capita electricity consumption in India is about 704 kWh as compared to global world wide per capita consumption of 2,752 kWh. The Government of India is keen to increase per capita consumption of energy to raise living standards in the country. An average Indian consumes 0.53 tonnesof oil equivalent (TOE) of energy compared to the global average of 1.82 TOE.Higher economic growth is driving income growth, which in turn is driving up industrial investment and fuel consumption. In general, demand exceeds supply and there is a broad-based energy shortage, which is either met by imports or remains unmet.
This document discusses LED lighting and its advantages over traditional lighting sources. Key points include:
- LED lighting is more efficient, provides a wider range of colors, lasts longer, and is easier to control than fluorescent or incandescent bulbs.
- LEDs have benefits for various indoor applications like office lighting, retail stores, hospitals, and museums due to their longevity, cool operation, and lack of UV/IR emissions.
- Outdoor uses also see potential in street lighting where high-power LEDs could provide energy savings.
- The document outlines Wipro's LED product offerings for indoor and outdoor applications.
Bank Vozrozhdenie has over 20 years of experience in banking and has expanded to include 142 offices across 21 regions. It focuses on providing core banking products to its 1.7 million retail customers and 63,400 corporate and SME clients. The bank has a conservative business model based on relationships with customers that provides a solid source of non-interest income. It maintains a prudent risk profile with most corporate loans under RUB 750 million and collateralized lending focused on working capital. Retail lending, particularly mortgages, is seen as a promising growth segment.
This annual report from Bank Vozrozhdenie provides an overview of the bank's performance in 2009. Some key points:
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is one of the largest banks in Russia with over 56,000 corporate clients, 1.5 million retail clients, and a branch network of 168 offices.
- In 2009, the bank had assets of RUB 145.6 billion and a loan portfolio of RUB 94.6 billion, maintaining its position as one of the leading banks in Russia, especially for lending to small and medium enterprises.
- The report discusses the bank's financial results, business lines including corporate banking, retail banking, cards, and financial markets, as well as its
Roy_Covered Mortgage Bonds in Sub-Saharan Africa_4.11.08Friedemann Roy
1) Covered mortgage bonds are debt instruments secured by a dynamic pool of specifically identified mortgages. They allow banks to access long-term funding by tapping capital markets while keeping the underlying loans on their balance sheets.
2) CMB systems have been established in many developed countries in Europe and provide up to 17% of mortgage funding. They offer improved liquidity, lower funding costs, and enhanced reputation for banks. However, they also carry risks related to asset-liability management and overreliance on real estate collateral.
3) For CMB systems to develop successfully in Sub-Saharan Africa, countries would need to strengthen legal and regulatory frameworks for secured lending and property rights, develop primary mortgage markets, and
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is a Russian bank that has been in operation since 1991 and has grown to have over 1,700,000 retail clients and 63,400 corporate/SME clients.
- The presentation provides an overview of the bank's business model, which focuses on core banking products and building strong relationships with SME and individual customers.
- Recent financial results show continued growth in both loans and customer deposits, with a conservative risk profile primarily focused on lending to SMEs in the Moscow region.
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is a Russian bank that has been in operation since 1991 and has grown significantly over the past 20+ years.
- It has a focus on serving corporate/SME and retail customers across 21 regions of Russia, with most of its presence and history in the Moscow Oblast region.
- As of 2013, it had over 1.7 million retail clients, 63,400 corporate/SME clients, and various credit ratings reflecting its stability and growth.
Blockchain Technology & The Entertainment Industry Diana J. Stern
Presentation about blockchain technology and its potential to support the entertainment industry, prepared by Diana J. Stern, Founder of Distributive, Inc.
Roy_Implementing Mortgage Loan Products in Serbia and Armenia_Case Study_21.0...Friedemann Roy
Dr. Friedemann Roy presented on opening retail banking for mortgage loan products in emerging markets. The presentation outlined the demand for mortgage loans in emerging markets and case studies of Serbia and Armenia. In Serbia, foreign banks have driven the primary mortgage market's development while addressing obstacles such as unregistered properties and foreclosure processes. In Armenia, the mortgage loan market has experienced growth due to rising demand and competition, though high interest rates and a lack of long-term funding remain challenges. The presentation concluded there are opportunities for banks in these markets but they must offer outstanding service quality and sound risk management.
The document provides an overview of the banking industry in 2016, covering economic outlook, regulatory outlook, and key trends. Regarding economic outlook, growth is expected to remain slow in developed markets and emerging markets face challenges. Regulatory changes will require banks to further reduce risks and costs. Key trends include disruptive fintech players, digital transformation, cloud adoption, and exploring blockchain/distributed ledgers. Banks are focusing on innovation and simplifying systems to adapt to the changing landscape.
ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE: WHAT’S IN IT FOR CANADIAN COMPANIES?
Mohammad Fadel
Canada Research Chair in the Law and Economics of Islamic Law University of Toronto Faculty of Law October 16, 2006
The document discusses the history and growth of Islamic banking, particularly in the Middle East. It outlines opportunities for Canadian companies and financial institutions to become involved in Islamic finance. The key points are:
- Islamic banking has grown significantly since the 1970s, especially in Malaysia, the Gulf, and the UK. It provides financing compliant with Sharia law like murabaha and sukuk bonds.
- The sector grew after 9/11 due to reverse capital flight to the Middle East and increased oil prices. Major banks now have Islamic windows to serve Muslim clients.
- Islamic finance is a large and growing sector, estimated between $250-750 billion. It provides capital for sovereign and corporate debt, project finance, and
The Marshall Bridging Fund is a specialized real estate bridge financing fund targeting 10%+ annual returns. It offers exposure to the London and European real estate markets through bridge loans secured by prime real estate assets. The fund is managed by proven real estate experts with extensive experience in the targeted markets. It aims to generate stable, predictable returns through a diversified portfolio of short to medium term bridge and mezzanine loans in strategic locations.
Quickpoint can open and edit 2003 PowerPoint presentations and view 2007 presentations. It allows zooming, panning, and rearranging of slides. Slides, images, shapes and text can be edited including formatting, positioning and adding/deleting. Presentations can be shown in slideshow mode on the iPad or via external monitor/projector with navigation and pointer controls.
As China continues to restrict supply of rare earth materials, the prices are likely to only increase in short term. The first round of price increases has just beginning to surface with most manufacturers implementing their price increases in staggered manner. Economic Times has recently reported that various brands have increased prices of Compact Fluorescent Lamps (“CFLs”) by 5-15% in Nov ‘11. For example, a branded CFL bulb, which was selling at Rs 80 a few weeks ago, now costs Rs 90 in the domestic market.
Indian Consumer Durables Industry Overview (2010)Bulbtiger Tiger
Overview of Indian consumer durable goods industry. The Indian durables market, with a market size of US$ 27.38 billion in2008–09, has grown by 7.1% over the previous year. The segment registered a growth of 18 per cent in 2009–2010 from US$ 5.5 billion in the previousyear. The consumer electronics segment contributes about 27 per cent to the total hardware productionin the country.Air conditioners (including industrial and office conditioners) constituted 38 per cent of the consumerappliances market, followed by refrigerators at 14 per cent, electric fans at 7.5 per cent, washingappliances at 7 per cent and sewing machines at 5 per cent.
According to the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), the average per capita electricity consumption in India is about 704 kWh as compared to global world wide per capita consumption of 2,752 kWh. The Government of India is keen to increase per capita consumption of energy to raise living standards in the country. An average Indian consumes 0.53 tonnesof oil equivalent (TOE) of energy compared to the global average of 1.82 TOE.Higher economic growth is driving income growth, which in turn is driving up industrial investment and fuel consumption. In general, demand exceeds supply and there is a broad-based energy shortage, which is either met by imports or remains unmet.
This document discusses LED lighting and its advantages over traditional lighting sources. Key points include:
- LED lighting is more efficient, provides a wider range of colors, lasts longer, and is easier to control than fluorescent or incandescent bulbs.
- LEDs have benefits for various indoor applications like office lighting, retail stores, hospitals, and museums due to their longevity, cool operation, and lack of UV/IR emissions.
- Outdoor uses also see potential in street lighting where high-power LEDs could provide energy savings.
- The document outlines Wipro's LED product offerings for indoor and outdoor applications.
Bank Vozrozhdenie has over 20 years of experience in banking and has expanded to include 142 offices across 21 regions. It focuses on providing core banking products to its 1.7 million retail customers and 63,400 corporate and SME clients. The bank has a conservative business model based on relationships with customers that provides a solid source of non-interest income. It maintains a prudent risk profile with most corporate loans under RUB 750 million and collateralized lending focused on working capital. Retail lending, particularly mortgages, is seen as a promising growth segment.
This annual report from Bank Vozrozhdenie provides an overview of the bank's performance in 2009. Some key points:
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is one of the largest banks in Russia with over 56,000 corporate clients, 1.5 million retail clients, and a branch network of 168 offices.
- In 2009, the bank had assets of RUB 145.6 billion and a loan portfolio of RUB 94.6 billion, maintaining its position as one of the leading banks in Russia, especially for lending to small and medium enterprises.
- The report discusses the bank's financial results, business lines including corporate banking, retail banking, cards, and financial markets, as well as its
Roy_Covered Mortgage Bonds in Sub-Saharan Africa_4.11.08Friedemann Roy
1) Covered mortgage bonds are debt instruments secured by a dynamic pool of specifically identified mortgages. They allow banks to access long-term funding by tapping capital markets while keeping the underlying loans on their balance sheets.
2) CMB systems have been established in many developed countries in Europe and provide up to 17% of mortgage funding. They offer improved liquidity, lower funding costs, and enhanced reputation for banks. However, they also carry risks related to asset-liability management and overreliance on real estate collateral.
3) For CMB systems to develop successfully in Sub-Saharan Africa, countries would need to strengthen legal and regulatory frameworks for secured lending and property rights, develop primary mortgage markets, and
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is a Russian bank that has been in operation since 1991 and has grown to have over 1,700,000 retail clients and 63,400 corporate/SME clients.
- The presentation provides an overview of the bank's business model, which focuses on core banking products and building strong relationships with SME and individual customers.
- Recent financial results show continued growth in both loans and customer deposits, with a conservative risk profile primarily focused on lending to SMEs in the Moscow region.
- Bank Vozrozhdenie is a Russian bank that has been in operation since 1991 and has grown significantly over the past 20+ years.
- It has a focus on serving corporate/SME and retail customers across 21 regions of Russia, with most of its presence and history in the Moscow Oblast region.
- As of 2013, it had over 1.7 million retail clients, 63,400 corporate/SME clients, and various credit ratings reflecting its stability and growth.
Blockchain Technology & The Entertainment Industry Diana J. Stern
Presentation about blockchain technology and its potential to support the entertainment industry, prepared by Diana J. Stern, Founder of Distributive, Inc.
Roy_Implementing Mortgage Loan Products in Serbia and Armenia_Case Study_21.0...Friedemann Roy
Dr. Friedemann Roy presented on opening retail banking for mortgage loan products in emerging markets. The presentation outlined the demand for mortgage loans in emerging markets and case studies of Serbia and Armenia. In Serbia, foreign banks have driven the primary mortgage market's development while addressing obstacles such as unregistered properties and foreclosure processes. In Armenia, the mortgage loan market has experienced growth due to rising demand and competition, though high interest rates and a lack of long-term funding remain challenges. The presentation concluded there are opportunities for banks in these markets but they must offer outstanding service quality and sound risk management.
The document provides an overview of the banking industry in 2016, covering economic outlook, regulatory outlook, and key trends. Regarding economic outlook, growth is expected to remain slow in developed markets and emerging markets face challenges. Regulatory changes will require banks to further reduce risks and costs. Key trends include disruptive fintech players, digital transformation, cloud adoption, and exploring blockchain/distributed ledgers. Banks are focusing on innovation and simplifying systems to adapt to the changing landscape.
ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE: WHAT’S IN IT FOR CANADIAN COMPANIES?
Mohammad Fadel
Canada Research Chair in the Law and Economics of Islamic Law University of Toronto Faculty of Law October 16, 2006
The document discusses the history and growth of Islamic banking, particularly in the Middle East. It outlines opportunities for Canadian companies and financial institutions to become involved in Islamic finance. The key points are:
- Islamic banking has grown significantly since the 1970s, especially in Malaysia, the Gulf, and the UK. It provides financing compliant with Sharia law like murabaha and sukuk bonds.
- The sector grew after 9/11 due to reverse capital flight to the Middle East and increased oil prices. Major banks now have Islamic windows to serve Muslim clients.
- Islamic finance is a large and growing sector, estimated between $250-750 billion. It provides capital for sovereign and corporate debt, project finance, and
The Marshall Bridging Fund is a specialized real estate bridge financing fund targeting 10%+ annual returns. It offers exposure to the London and European real estate markets through bridge loans secured by prime real estate assets. The fund is managed by proven real estate experts with extensive experience in the targeted markets. It aims to generate stable, predictable returns through a diversified portfolio of short to medium term bridge and mezzanine loans in strategic locations.
The Impact of Bank Capital Regulation on Financing the EconomyI W
The document summarizes recommendations from the Cologne Institute for Economic Research regarding the European Commission's public consultation on the possible impact of bank capital regulation on financing the economy. The key recommendations are:
1) Bank regulation should acknowledge different bank business models have different risk levels and not be too restrictive for low-risk activities like long-term lending.
2) Capital regulation should ensure sufficient buffers for risky activities like trading but not impose undue costs on low-risk activities like lending to SMEs.
3) The preferential treatment of sovereign debt in capital requirements should be reconsidered as it increases bank exposure to unstable government finances and weakens lending to the private sector.
The Catalyst bond market opened by Warsaw Stock Exchange has become an important element of the Polish securities market structure.
We hereby present the 2nd Edition of the Report, summarizing the 4 years of operations of the WSE Catalyst bond market, with special con-sideration of municipal bonds, cooperative bonds and corporate bonds.
This document provides an overview of national capital markets and international financing. It discusses several key topics:
1. Trends in corporate financing including a decline in bank lending worldwide and a rise in direct financing through capital markets.
2. The globalization of financial markets and how technology has reduced barriers and increased interconnectivity.
3. National capital markets serving as international financial centers and how certain cities have become hubs for global capital flows.
4. The various sources of development financing including multilateral banks like the World Bank as well as regional and national development banks.
5. Project finance as a method for raising funds for large infrastructure projects where lenders look primarily to the cash flows from the project
The document analyzes the Russian venture industry market including its history, key participants, market size and funding stages. It discusses potential partners nationally and through B2B cooperation. It proposes initiatives to improve the legislative and fiscal frameworks including tax exemptions. It recommends a strategy for 2015-2020 to increase innovation and addresses how the current crisis could improve project quality. Finally, it proposes a $145 million investment portfolio across 16 IT, biomedical and hi-tech projects with expected IRR of 90% over 5 years.
This document provides information about a project report submitted by Ashish Soni for their MBA degree. It discusses agricultural loans provided by the State Bank of India, Uklana Mandi branch. The report includes an introduction to banking in India, a history of the State Bank of India, details about agricultural loan assessment, sanctioning and schemes, and post-sanction processes like documentation, control reports, inspections, and loan recovery. It aims to study pre-and post-sanction agricultural loan processes at SBI.
News For Banks - Sep 2008 - UBS Blue Sea Index - Freight Derivatives - ilija ...akasaka aoyama
UBS Newsletter for Banks and Financial Institutions Autumn 2008
The banking industry is rebuilding trust after a challenging year and restoring confidence in the financial system requires strengthening operational infrastructure and institutional relationships. Network management plays a vital role by fine-tuning relationship management and investing in technology to reduce errors and provide real-time reporting. Offshoring operations to locations with lower costs and fresh talent can help banks pass benefits to business partners while honing effectiveness. A new sea freight derivatives index launched by UBS provides balanced exposure to dry bulk freight markets and could attract new investors to freight as an asset class.
SMART SUCCESS GROUP is a business consulting firm located in Saint Petersburg, Russia. They provide full business support services to companies across various industries. Their services include business planning, marketing support, market research, investment project valuation, and developing strategies in areas like marketing, personnel, and advertising. They have experience working with clients in manufacturing, food, pharmaceuticals, engineering, real estate, and other industries. Their team of young, educated professionals helps clients succeed through innovative methods and securing financing like loans and private investments.
Digital challenger banks are simplifying the financial world, creating a customer centric approach to services, and transforming the way banking is viewed by the public and the market
1. Alternative Sources of Financing: Banks & VCs October 4, 2011 Case Study: Russian World Studios Loan
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7. Success factor #1: quality content, delivered on-time, on-budget “ Indian” TV series nominated at Monte Carlo Int’l Television Festival “ Palm Sunday” wins Golden Eagle award in “best TV movie or miniseries category” “ Woman’s Dreams of Neverland”, shown primetime on Channel 1 “ Sea Patrol” now in 2 nd season, shown on Zvezda, ranking second only to football RWS’s productions garner international praise and highlight increasing demand for domestically produced content Client roster includes: Sony, Hallmark, HBO, Beacon
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10. If you are looking for debt production financing, ING would like to hear your credit story Questions?