Cases in Corporate Finance

ISBN-13: 9781032601151 / Twarda / 2024 / 296 str.

India) Mathur Mumbai Sachin (School of Business Management

Opis

Cases in Corporate Finance includes 60 unique case studies to illustrate the application of finance theories, models and frameworks to real-life business situations. 

Spis treści

List of Exhibits. Acknowledgements. List of Abbreviations. Introduction Part I: Financial Planning and Working Capital Management 1 Monark Building Materials: Estimating Working Capital Fund Requirements 2 Amber Enterprises: Working Capital Assessment for Seasonal Business 3 ValueBuy Retail: Working Capital Requirement for High Growth Business 4 Ashok Leyland: Managing Liquidity through the Cycles 5 Shoppers Stop: The Covid Halt 6 Cash Budgeting at Parishkar Cleantech 7 Spark Electricals: Reviewing credit policy for its FMEG business 8 Break-even Analysis at Sri Krishna Restaurant 9 Ikon Paints: Long Term Financial Plan 10 Credit Rating of Dinesh Organics 11 Tata International: Evaluation Credit Risk Part II: Capital Budgeting Decisions 12 Ranjit's Delivery Vans: Making the Replacement Decision 13 Moody Singh's Food Truck: Scaling up the Business 14 DBS Auto's Electric Two Wheelers: Cash flow Projections 15 Evaluating investment choices for "The Oriental" restaurant 16 BreathFresh: Evaluating Launch of Ayurvedic Toothpaste 17 AMEX: Evaluating New Business Opportunity 18 Safewheels: Evaluating Investment in Electric Vehicles (EV) Fleet 19 PVR Cinema: Should it take OTT plunge? 20 Neogene Tyres: Capital Budgeting under Uncertainty 21 Ashian Biotech: The AntiCov Vaccine Project Part III: Risk and Return, and Cost of Capital 22 InvestmentWaves: Assessing the client's life insurance need 23 Investmentwaves: Assessing LIC's New Jeevan Shanti 24 Wealthfrog: Assessing risk-return trade-off of individual assets vs portfolio of assets 25 Kirtan's Dilemma: How to use risk-return analysis to build a superior portfolio 26 Bluestar AMC: Assessing Impact of New Valuation Norms on Debt Funds 27 Apex Frozen Foods: The Cost of Capital 28 Huarache India Ltd: Cost of Capital 29 Balaji Wafers Pvt. Ltd.: The Cost of Capital 30 ITC Ltd.: The Divisional Cost of Capital 31 DBS Auto's Electric Two Wheelers: Cost of Capital 32 Bhagyodya Stampings Pvt. Ltd.: Hedge or Note to Hedge? 33 Great Eastern Shipping: Risk Management Part IV: Capital Structure and Dividend Decisions 34 Hotel Industry's Leverage at Play 35 Avenue Supermarts' Capital Structure 36 Reliance Industries Limited: Capital Structure Decision 37 Yes Bank: The AT1 Bonds Saga 38 Investmentwaves: Evaluating Cash Dividend Vs Homemade Dividend 39 Dividend Payout at Mahindra and Mahindra 40 Investor Payouts at Wipro Part V: Business Valuation 41 The Valuation of KrissKross Hotels 42 Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd: Challenges in Valuation of Financial Services Firm 43 Ashian Biotech: Acquisition of Myanti Biopharma 44 Valuation of 212 Degrees Fahrenheit 45 PVR’s acquisition for SPI Cinema: An expensive, southern excursion? 46 Reliance Industries Limited (A): Valuation of RIL’s O2C Business 47 Reliance Industries Limited (B): Valuation of Jio Platforms 48 Reliance Industries Limited (C): Valuation of Reliance Retail 49 Swift Communications: Valuing Synergy Gains in an Acquisition 50 ITC Ltd: EVA Analysis for ITC and its FMCG and Hotel divisions 51 Venu's ESOP Choices (A): ESOPs of a Listed Company 52 Venu's ESOP Choices (B): ESOPs of a Startup Part VI Long-Term Financing 53 Rossari Biotech: An IPO in The Indian Stock Market 54 Reliance Industries: A Tale of India’s Largest Rights Issue 55 Bharti Airtel's FCCB 56 BPL Limited: In Search of Innovative Financing Option 57 Financing Joyzz Nutrixx 58 Financing Nirma's Acquisition of Lafarge India 59 Financing Decision at BlackGold Petroleum Company Ltd: Corporate Finance vs Project Finance 60 PowerGrid InvIT: What is in it for the Issuer and Investors? Index.

 

O autorze

Mayank Joshipura is a Professor of Finance, Associate Dean-Research, and Chairperson of the Ph.D. programme at the School of Business Management, NMIMS Deemed to be University, Mumbai. He holds a Ph.D. and MBA in Finance and a Bachelor of Engineering in Power Electronics. He attended and completed a certificate programme on “Creating value through financial management” from Wharton Business School, USA, and the Glocoll progamme from Harvard Business School, USA. He has two and half decades of experience in management education, research, and consulting.

Sachin Mathur is Associate Professor, Finance, at the School of Business Management, NMIMS Deemed to be University, Mumbai. He holds a MMS degree from NMIMS, Mumbai and a Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering from Institute of Technology, BHU, Varanasi. He has over 15 years of industry experience including as Head of Research at CRISIL Ltd. He is a CFA charter holder.