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GO GREEN

The concern for environmental sustainability by the banks has given rise to concept of Green Banking. The concept of “Green Banking” will be mutually beneficial to the banks, industries and the economy. Green financing is the part of green banking. Green banking means promoting environmental friendly practices and reducing your carbon footprints from your banking activities. Green banking aims at improving the operations and technology along with making the clients habits environment friendly in the banking business. It is like normal banking along with the consideration for social as well as environmental factors for protecting the environment. It is the way of conducting the banking business along with considering the social and environmental impacts of its activities. Green banking is very important in mitigating the following risks involving in banks-

1. Credit Risk: Due to climate change and global warming there will be direct as well as indirect costs to banks. It has been observed that due to global warming there had been extreme weather condition which affects the economic assets financed by the banks thus leading to high incidence of credit default. Credit risk can also arise indirectly when banks lead to companies whose businesses were affected due to changes in environmental regulation.

2. Legal risk: Banks like other business entities face legal risk if they do not comply with relevant environmental regulation. They also face risk of direct lender liability for clean-up cost for damages in case they actually take possession of pollution causing assets.

3. Reputation Risk: Due to increasing environmental awareness banks are prone for reputation risk if their direct or indirect actions are viewed as socially and environmentally damaging. Reputation risks emerge from the financing of environmentally objectionable projects.

The Government of India is considering formation of a full-fledged Green Bank in the country to promote sustainable development. You have been hired by the government to undertake the project and create new financial instruments for the same. You are required to come up with a report on it including but not limited to

1. Name Vision Mission Statement of Bank

2. Phase Wise Plan for establishing the Bank

3. Branch Network of the Bank

4. Operational Plan

5. Marketing Plan

6. Organizational Structure

7. HR Policies

8. Board of Directors

9. Organisational Hierarchy

10. Customer Base

11. Financial Instruments of the Bank

12. Revenue Structure

13. Demand Forecast

14. Projected Financial Requirements

15. Budget

16. Sources of Funds

17. Changes in RBI Policy if required

PPT of 10 slides

Submission:1:15 pm

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THE LOST DECADE

Throughout the 1970s, Japan had the world's third largest gross national product (GNP)—just behind the United States and Soviet Union—and ranked first among major industrial nations in 1990 in per capita GNP at US$23,801, up sharply from US$9,068 in 1980. After a mild economic slump in the mid-1980s, Japan's economy began a period of expansion in 1986 that continued until it again entered a recessionary period in 1992. In the decades following World War II, Japan implemented stringent tariffs and policies to encourage the people to save their income. With more money in banks, loans and credit became easier to obtain, and with Japan running large trade surpluses, the yen appreciated against foreign currencies. The Bank of Japan had lowered interest rates from 5 percent in 1985 to 2.5 percent by early 1987. This allowed local companies to invest in capital resources more easily than their overseas competitors, which reduced the price of Japanese-made goods and widened the trade surplus further. And, with the yen appreciating, financial assets became lucrative.

Economic historians usually date the beginning of the bubble economy in September 1985, when Japan and five other nations signed the Plaza Accord in New York. That agreement called for the depreciation of the dollar against the yen and was supposed to increase U.S. exports by making them cheaper. But it also made it cheaper for Japanese companies to purchase foreign assets. With so much money readily available for investment, speculation was inevitable, particularly in the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the real estate market.

By December 1989, the benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average had reached nearly 39,000. The rates for housing, stocks, and bonds rose so much that at one point the government issued 100- year bonds. Additionally, banks granted increasingly risky loans. So, the banks began freely lending to Japanese firms and individuals, who purchased real estate, which increased the paper value of land assets. Banks continued to grant loans based on the overvalued land as collateral. Five Monetary Easing policies between in 1986 and 1987 by the government made credit cheap. The land lease law and distortions in the tax system also led to an asset bubble.

Beginning in 1990, the stock market began a downward spiral that saw it lose more than $2 trillion by December 1990, effectively ending the bubble era. After the crash in late 1990, economic growth stalled and newspapers were filled with stories of businesses going bankrupt. Corrupt deals involving the senior executives at Japan’s largest, most venerable banks and brokerages came to light. Corporations essentially stopped investing and consumers curbed their spending. Housing loan corporations, started to go bankrupt, and then the larger banks were forced to merge to consolidate their mounting bad loans. Apart from this the land prices in Tokyo metropolis fell steeply.

Various government-sponsored fiscal and economic stimulus measures, including trillions of yen in failed public works projects, did nothing to revive the economy. This led to what has been dubbed Japan’s lost decade, starting roughly in 1991, when the effects of the stock market crash became clear. The carnage lasted until around 2000 or 2001. The Bank of Japan has also been criticized for its role in fuelling the asset bubble. The movement of the BOJ to appreciate the Japanese yen rather than stabilizing the asset price inflation and overheating meant little could be done during the peak of the crisis. Despite the Bank of Japan stepping in to hike the interest rate by May 31, 1989, it seemed to have little effect on the asset inflation. Indeed, land prices continued to rise until the early 1990s.

Economists in Japan and overseas agree the failure by the BOJ and the Finance Ministry to act quickly in the early 1990s, when it was clear the banks were in trouble, is a major reason for the last decade. As the representative of the Bank of Japan,

Task at Hand:

1. Formulate strategies aimed at reviving the Japanese economy from the negative after effects of the bubble burst within a period of 3 years.

2. Specify:

●The measures taken to control appreciation of the Japanese yen against the US Dollar.

●The strategies to promote investment and revive the corporate sector.

3. The strategies to correct the long-term deflation stage in Japan

4. Way to reduce the non-performing asset loans which increased due to fall in asset prices.

Your PPT should not be less than 7 slides.

Submission 12:30 pm

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INVEST IT OR NOT

Your task is to prepare a detailed investment portfolio for your client Mr. Mehta taking the following information into consideration.

He is 45 years of age and has a family of four members. His wife has a heart condition and as such requires medical treatment of approximately Rs. 2,50,000 p.a. His eldest daughter is in her last year of school and is planning to join an Ivy League college. His son is planning to start a new business and requires 10,00,000 from his father. Mr. Mehta himself earns 25,00,000 p.a. and his monthly expenditures is 75,000 p.m. He has a savings account of 15,00,000 and a fixed deposit of 2,50,000 which matures after 5 years. The client also wants to purchase a car in the next year for his personal use.

Investment Avenues

· Equities

· Debt

· Forex

· Fixed Deposit/ Savings Account

· Mutual Funds

· Derivatives

· Commodities

You are the financial advisor of Mr. Mehta. You are supposed to design a model portfolio for Mr. Mehta to help him meet his financial goals. Have proper reasoning for each of your investment avenues and securities.

Create a PPT of not less than 7 slides.

Submission: 9:00 am

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MADE IT BIG

“If we are not among the top three in an industry, we should look seriously at what it would take to become one of the top three players or think about exiting the industry.”

The first thing that strikes an observer of US private sector business is the dominance of diversified business groups across industries. From metals to automobiles, energy to consumer products, retail to technology, business in the US continues to be dominated by companies that are part of a large conglomerate, or a division or subsidiary of a large conglomerate company.

Conglomerate is companies that either partially or fully own a number of shares of other companies. Conglomerates can be awfully hard to understand, and it can be a challenge to pigeonhole these companies into one category or investment theme. There are many sectors of these conglomerates that fail to become the cash cows and instead become the corporate chaos. So, the task in hand is to withdraw from the two existing sick sectors of any of the conglomerates listed below and redirect the resources and the capital into a new venture or a sector where the conglomerate has not yet entered.

1. Siemens

2. Unilever

3. ThyssenKrupp

(Choose any one company)

Your report should include but should not be restricted to the following deliverables:

Reasons for withdrawal from the sick sector

All necessary formalities that will be required to shut (if necessary sell) the concerns of your choice. Use the proceeds generated or the resources vacated to come up with a new profitable business for your Conglomerate. Reasons to enter the new sector.

A Full-Fledged B-plan including:

1. Executive Summary

2. Sources of Funds

3. Initial Investment

4. Marketing Strategies with budget

5. HR Plan with budget

6. Detailed Cost Analysis

7. 3-Year Income Statement

8. 3-Year Balance Sheet

9. Break- Even Analysis

10. Valuation of the new company after 3 years

11. Necessary strategies to make the new business a success as well as proper market analysis should also be conducted.

You are required to create a PPT of not less than 10 slides.

Additional Details will be given brownie points

Submission Time: 8:30 am

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BOND CONNECT

BCCL is a joint venture established by CFETS and HKEX to support Bond Connect related trading services. CFETS is a major global trading platform and pricing centre for RMB and related products, while HKEX is a leading operator of exchanges and clearing houses based in Hong Kong. Bond Connect is a breakthrough in China mutual market access, allowing investors from Mainland China and overseas to trade in each other's bond markets through a market infrastructure linkage in Hong Kong. Northbound trading commenced on 3 July 2017, offering China Interbank Bond Market (CIBM) access to a broader group of international investors, while southbound trading will be explored at a later stage. Established in Hong Kong in 2017, BCCL supports the admission and registration of northbound investors, liaises closely with the Recognised Access Platforms through which international investors are able to trade CIBM instruments, provides data feed services, and conducts investor education activities in relation to Bond Connect. On the primary market front, BCCL facilitates dissemination of Chinese primary bond market information and supports NCD primary subscription.

Task at Hand:

Now, India is planning to enlarge its bond market potential and give advancement to Debt Market instruments which will bring in billions of investors into India. RBI wants to launch global trading platform for Indian Bond Market and related products which will be listed on this platform. You being the Financial Advisor of RBI have to launch a New E-Platform for trading bonds in venture with E-Kuber and have to pitch to the Ministry of Finance. Your report and PPT must include but should not be restricted to:  Name & Introduction of Platform  Set up of Bond Index of India (Bloomberg- Barclays Bay Index; like this you have to setup a New Index which will include Indian Bonds)  Working of the Index & Weightage of particular bond in Index  Types of Bonds to be listed  Rules and Policies of Bond to be listed  Mechanism of the Platform  Trading, Settlement and Clearing system of platform.

 Benefits of Such Platform to India

 List of Custodians and Investors of Platform  In-Association Partnerships with different fund houses, trading platforms like NSE etc.  Sales & Marketing Techniques for generating revenue.  Budget Estimation for whole set-up  Revenue sources for trading platform.

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One More Round

Continue with your Trading Rounds, just two more presentation will be taken, one for GIFT round and one for WM-HR collab, that's it. Now their will be no rounds for today but you will get overnighter till then take rest.

Good Luck Guys!

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BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS

Mr Singragali Bhutani is a Member of Legislative Assembly of Tamil Nadu State Government. He is a member of the Janta Biju Dal. He is a member of the legislative assembly since 15 years and had joined politics 25 years ago. He is a computer science engineer by profession and joined politics after successful corporate career of 5 years. He is the son Mr. Saddunath Bhutani who served as the Chief Minister of the state for 10 years. After his unexpected death Mr Singragali took ovthe position of President of his father’s party and since then has been contesting elections. He has a basic salary of Rs 1,00,000 per month excluding other allowances. His declared assets are as follows-

His basic salary does not include any of the incentives offered by the government to MLA’s. Mr Singragali has un-accounted assets worth Rs 100 Crores above these accounted assets.

Due to measures taken by the government to curb black money and the details being disclosed by the Swiss Bank Mr Singragali wants to convert all these assets into accounted assets within one month with minimal loss.

You have been appointed as the Financial Advisor to Mr Singragali and are required to create a financial plan for him which includes

1. Disclosed Statement of Assets for next three years

2. Tax liability of Mr Singragali for next three years.

3. Books of Accounts for next three years

4. Phase wise Declaration of Income plan

5. New Investment portfolio for the declared income

PPT of not more than 7 slides with calculation.

Submission Deadline: 12:00 PM 9/11/20

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SOFT BANK : Make it or Break it!!

In May 2017 SoftBank and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF), partnered to create the SoftBank Vision Fund with an equity size of $93 billion. Softbank Group will contribute $28 billion to the investment fund. Saudi Arabia is thus the main investor in the fund: its Public Investment Fund (PIF) will inject $45 billion into the Vision Fund over 5 years, becoming its largest investor in terms of volume. Other investors include Apple, Qualcomm, ARM, Foxconn, Sharp, Larry Ellison and Mubadala.

The SoftBank Vision Fund’s chosen target market investment sectors are typically hi-tech solutions; artificial intelligences, robotics and the Internet of Things (IoT). These sectors align with those Masayoshi has typically pursued via the SoftBank Group Corp.

The fund is a private equity fund and thus these types of investment vehicles typically seek to profit when the company is listed onto a stock exchange in the Initial Public Offering (IPO), when a company is no longer defined as a startup. The downside to the risk of investing in startups is that most startups fail, although the statistics on this vary by region, economic structure (capitalist or planned economies) in the country founded, economic sector and time founded within the business cycle.

Ratan Tata Being the man he is wants to start his own vision fund to help start-ups and budding entrepreneurs to achieve their dreams with his retirement on lines.

You are the financial advisor to Mr. Ratan Tata and will be the guiding force for him to help him start his own vision fund.

Your task should include but is not confined to the following:

1. Name of the Vision Fund

2. Mission and Vision Statement

3. Source of Investment

4. Target Sector

5. Estimated Market Value of Investments (Sector Wise)

6. Future Prospects of the Fund (Future Investment Avenues)

7. Phase Wise Implementation Plan

8. Expected Growth Rate of the Fund

9. Expected Return Rate

10. Future Financial Statements for the Vision Fund

11. IPO Plan for next 5 years.

Create a PPT not exceeding 15 slides.

Submission deadline: 11:00 AM 9/11/20

Note : Real festing and Pressure will start from now, please be vigilant with your steps from now onwards as these tasks can make your win easy or take you far from Top 4 also.

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MICROSOFT

With Microsoft's epic mishandling of Nokia's mobile business coming to an end, a new chapter for the storied Finnish brand is about to begin. Nokia announced that it will license its brand and intellectual property to a newly created company called HMD global, which will work to produce and sell a portfolio of Android smartphones and tablets.

HMD global is based in Finland and will be led by Arto Nummela, a Nokia veteran who moved to Microsoft when the latter company took over the former's mobile business. The new company has agreed a conditional deal with Microsoft to acquire the rights to use the Nokia name on feature phones along with some related design rights. This agreement will give HMD full operational control of sales, marketing and distribution of

Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets, with exclusive access to the pre-eminent global sales and distribution network to be acquired from Microsoft by FIH, access to FIH’s world-leading device manufacturing, supply chain and engineering capabilities, and to its growing suite of proprietary mobile technologies and components,” said HMD in a press release.

What this means is simple: Nokia WILL return in 2016 with Android phones and tablets, as well as wearables.

Your task at hand is to revive the entire operations of Nokia in India in order to regain the market share and become the market leader of India.

(Tip: You can come up with an innovative product(s) / gadget(s) which appeals to mass in order to win the market share)

Prepare a PPT not more than 12 slides which should include:

1. Executive Summary

2. Existing situation in the gadgets market (market share of competitors)

3. Detailed Strategies to regain market share

4. Cost-break up of the entire project

5. Source of Funds

6. Marketing Strategies and cost break up

7. HR cost Break up

8. Any strategic alliances

9. Revenue Model

10. Projected Financials for 3 years (including Revenue model, Income Statement, Balance

Sheet)

Submission deadline: 10 AM 9/11/20

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LET THE GAMES BEGIN

Given the postpone of the 2020 Olympic Games, Japan is faced with the possibility of $6 billion in economic. As the games are delayed, the overall domestic financial loss could reach 600 billion yen to 700 billion yen ($5.42 billion to $6.32 billion), private economists estimate. The impact would apply both to the nation -- which has invested heavily in making the Olympics a national showcase -- and to companies such as Bridgestone that have poured an estimated $3 billion into sponsorships.

Market observers were counting on the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics to help Japan's economy rebound from a dip prompted by the consumption tax hike in October 2019. Economic benefits were expected to spread to a wide range of sectors, from construction to service.

What has the Games cost Japan?

At the end of 2019, organisers estimated the total cost of the Games at around 1.35 trillion yen ($12.6 billion).That is pided between the city of Tokyo, which is paying 597 billion yen, the Japanese organising committee, which contributes 603 billion yen and the central government, which is paying 150 billion yen.

But the actual costs for the country have been hotly debated, with a widely publicised audit report estimating national government spending from the bid in 2013 until 2018 at 1.06 trillion yen, nearly 10 times the budget.Japanese businesses have also poured money into the event in sponsorships, paying out a record 348 billion yen ($3.3 billion).And that figure doesn't include the partnerships signed between major companies and the International Olympic Committee for rights to sponsor several Games. Among those are giants including Japan's Toyota, Bridgestone and Panasonic.

Further issues to be considered-

While the infrastructure can be put on hold for a year to successfully utilize them for Olympics 2021, there are a lot of underlying costs when it comes to these games. All the printing costs, the menu costs, changing medals into 2021 seem small but compile to hefty reinvestments into an already beyond expensive games. Japans economy is already weak and sponsors who poured in billions, businesses who took loans to increase capacity during the games all have one question in mind, is 2021 even worth it? There wont be as expected footfall with travel restrictions and crowd containment looking very likely as COVID is not going anywhere completely.

You as an entrepreneur have one simple task- redesign the Olympics. Let me elaborate for you,

Find ways to reduce the losses faced by Japan in the current year due to Olympics (2020), utilize the available infrastructure till the time games happen, restore faith in local businesses and sponsors and most importantly, plan for the future (2021). Plan the games in such a way that it can minimize the losses that will happen due to the lack of footfall, lack of tourism and heavy sponsorship revenue. Remember, this is not tennis or UFC where going online is relatively easy and a viable option, they anyway have limited crowd viewing. Also remember Olympics isn’t like IPL or the Premier League where the losses from lack of ticket sales will be borne by the BCCI or the Premier League, it comes out of the pocket of Japan.

One tip (we are generous people)- Think smart; thinking smart doesn’t always mean thinking about money.

Deliverables required-

For the following collab, we expect a minimum 20 page report containing but not limited to-

1. Executive Summary

2. Current Strategies to deal with the situation

3. 2021 Strategies (Future Plans)

4. Implementation Plan

5. Market Study

6. Feasibility Analysis

7. Marketing Strategy

8. HR Strategies and structure

9. Press Release

10. Sources of Funds

11. Total budget break up

12. Revenue model

13. Sponsorship and Marketing budget

14. HR budget

15. Expected cash flow statement and returns

16. Extra Deliverables

You are required to mail the report to [email protected] by 9:00 am November 9th.

Wealth Managers this is a ED collab round and you can collab with any one of the following ED guys

Participants the advanced phase of the fest has begun and it is the time to bring in the best in you and not lose spirits

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THE MIDASTHENES

All new AI Threat Machines do not get tired and so could be used for mining purposes where humans usually get tired and develop lung problems with time. Due to their ability to work tirelessly scientists could explore seas and oceans as well since humans do have the limitation of swimming deep under the water to a specific depth and not more than that. It is possible with the AI technology to chat with a human being live and a person feels as if chatting with another human. This could allow several organizations to provide assistance like customer care and many have started it at present. This makes it possible to interact with the user anytime.

Machines think logically and so will perform better in case of sensitive decision making. Humans, on the other hand, depend on mood and decide as per their present mindset about something. This hampers humans’ efficiency but not the case with machines. AI could be used in repetitive and time consuming tasks without physically and mentally getting exhausted. Humans get irritated if they have to do the same task over and over again but machines don’t. Artificial Intelligence could be used in the medical field as well to train the medical students in performing surgeries. This could be achieved by surgery simulators and that would reduce the time spent for lectures.

The depression patients need affection and care. Pets are capable of providing that kind of comfort. Robotic pets could be used instead of the real ones in order to avoid unhygienic and unsafe situations from the pets. Also some people do not like animals at all. The robotic ones would be more preferable in that case as well. Robotic radio-surgery for tumor patients is more precise. This avoids situations like destroying the healthy tissues in the surroundings.

Olivier Blum, chief human resources officer, and executive vice president, at Schneider Electric, believes that digital technologies not only transform businesses, but also the HR function. Moving forward into 2018, we are looking to accelerate the use of digital technology. Digital has allowed us to perform many talents and project management processes more efficiently. In the twenty-first century, AI techniques have experienced a resurgence following concurrent advances in computer power, large amounts of data, and theoretical understanding; and AI techniques have become an essential part of the technology industry, helping to solve many challenging problems in computer science. In comparison, custom AI solutions cost anywhere from $6000 to over $300,000. This price tag includes development and rollout. Ongoing AI services, like for consulting, generally cost less and depend on the consultant’s hourly fee. The estimated costs for basic AI technological consultants range between $250-350 per hour. Pre-built Chabot’s start from $40000 per year. Sophisticated machinery But Schneider Electric has always had a reputation which sticks up for their employees. When the initial topic of AI entered the market, Schneider Electric had released a press release explaining the importance of every employee in their organization and how they would take the best possible steps to ensure that they maintain an organization which is technologically driven and at the same time being employee considerate.

Task in Hand:

As time passes, the market becomes more dependent and driven on AI involvement. So, if Artificial Intelligence replaces the employees in the future, then you being an Finance Manager of Schneider Electric, your task along with the CHRO of Schneider is to do the following:

· Cost of developing a competent Human Resource Team.

· Depict a feasible financial plan where AI is brought into the organisation and employee salaries still possible to pay for.

· Compare the cost of a Human Force with the cost of Human Force with AI.

· Phase-wise Layoff plan for employees after the introduction of AI.

· Cost of inducting AI (Risk Return Analysis)

· A manual for employee training, in order to manage sophisticated machinery.

Deliverables:

A detailed report of at least 20 pages

A PPT presentation summarizing the same

Submission Guidelines:

Submit your tasks to: [email protected] & [email protected]

P.S. Give it your best shot!

Submission Details: 11:59 pm November 8th

Your teams for HR are in the following sheet-https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Sl_vpUOGhQYf5i7O9ME-kmvJE4OpHHpyz4ON9_nAn7A/edit?usp=sharing

Guys please note it is a collab round with Human Resource and you need to do it with your paired teams only.

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GIFT CITY

GIFT was conceptualised in 2007, soon after Modi returned from a trip to Singapore. He was eager to be seen as a business-friendly leader. When he was chief minister of Gujarat in 2011,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off an ambitious project to develop a financial hub in the style of Singapore or Dubai. The developers were tasked with transforming an expanse larger than New York’s Central Park into a city with more than 100 skyscrapers supporting more than 1 million jobs – all within a decade.

It has been eight years and GIFT has not been able to become the gift that a country needs to boost its financial sector in order to make the full use of the potential of the global financial resources. Eight years down the line, various new plans have been executed but not in the most efficient way. A reality check is all the more saddening, 9,000 jobs have been conceived when the goal was 1 million and 59 million square feet of land still remains undeveloped.

Government has been trying to give all the possible benefits to the investors to match up the expectations that they had set for the City. Right from easing tax regulations to giving incentives to foreign investors, the government has gone all out to make sure that no criteria of the word financial freedom remain unjustified. However, the future of the city finds itself in the darkness of the poor execution and Indian bureaucracy to some extent. The highly opportunistic plan behind the city has failed to showcase its abilities as a strategic opportunity centre.

GIFT was set up as a joint venture between the government of Gujarat and Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd (IL&FS), which provides construction services and financing for infrastructure. Lease terms required that Gujarat get 50% of the profit from the sale of development rights in the first phase, and 80% thereafter.

The world has gone into a whirlpool and nothing is certain. All the financial centres are having a hard time recovering from this major blow of the pandemic. This might be a strategic opportunity for the GIFT City developers to capitalise on their old idea and make it the city of their dreams. Now the stakes are high as the GIFT city is aiming to replace Hong Kong as the financial capital of the world. As aforementioned, a lot of resources are still lying unused, one of the examples being land. The resources have not been used efficiently and the current project lacks a lot in terms of a good investment hub.

Task in Hand:

You have been appointed as a Chief Financial Officer of the GIFT City and have been entrusted with the job of reviving the GIFT city. You are required to prepare a lot less than 10 page report to be presented to the Prime Minister which shall include but is not limited to-

1. Detailed Information about the new infrastructure projects like commercial/residential

buildings, transport, entertainment etc.

2. Incentives by the government to attract the investors

3. Incentives by the City for the investors

4. Strategies to approach the potential investors in China, Hong Kong and Singapore

without flagging any concern from the Government of India and the governments of

respective countries.

5. Allocation of monetary resources

6. Strategies to restructure the India International Exchange to make it more lucrative for

the domestic and international stock market participants along with the detailed

information about the types of assets to be listed.

7. Total cost of the revival plan

8. Detailed HR and Marketing Budgets

9. Projected Financial Statements of 5 years.

You need to submit a report of not more than 20 pages.

Submission deadline: 6:00 PM 8/11/20

Late submission will not be entertained from now onwards.

Good luck!

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A ROUGH TRADE

Blood Diamonds also known as “Conflict Diamonds,” are stones that are produced in areas controlled by rebel forces that oppose internationally recognized governments. The rebels sell these diamonds, and the money is used to purchase arms or to fund their military actions. Blood Diamonds are often produced through the forced labour of men, women and children. The stones are then smuggled into international diamond trade market and sold as legitimate gems.

The flow of ‘Conflict Diamonds’ has originated mainly from Sierra Leone, Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia and Ivory Coast. The United Nations and many other groups are working to block the entry of conflict diamonds into the worldwide diamond trade.

Global Witness, an organization that looks into diamond trade, first exposed the problem of blood diamonds in 1998 and played a key role in establishing the Kimberley Process (KP). The scheme was launched in 2003 and requires member states to set up an import and export control system for rough diamonds. Over 75% of the world’s diamond purchasing, manufacturing & trading countries participated in the scheme. This scheme requires each nation to certify that all rough diamonds exports are produced through legitimate mining and sales activity.

All rough diamonds exported from these countries are to be accompanied with proper certifications stating that the diamonds were produced, sold and exported through legitimate channels. The certification process accounts for all rough diamonds, through every step of their movement, from mine to retail sale.

De Beers is an international corporation that specializes in diamond exploration, mining, retail, trading and industrial diamond manufacturing sector. Founded in the year 1888, at its peak De Beers controlled 90% of the world diamond market share

Task at hand:

· You have been hired by De Beers to work in covert and to ensure that these conflict diamonds find a way into the market place and are converted to legitimate diamonds.

· Come up with a detailed plan to transport these diamonds from conflict ridden to safe zones.

· Books of Accounts for next 3 years.

Create a report of not less than 7 pages

You are required to submit the reports to wm.vistas [email protected] by 12:00 pm November 8th. Every hour of late submission is worth 50 negative points.

Wealth Managers the fest is going to become more complex now and its about the Survivor. Call your event heads to know more about submissions and this task.

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TOP 7

Following Wealth Managers have qualified for the next phase of the Fest

CAP4

CAP6

CAP12

CAP14

CAP15

CAP16

CAP24

We would like to thank CAP2 CAP21 and CAP27 for their participation and would love to see them again in the Wealth Management event in future Fests

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Get Set Go!!!

FIFA was founded in 1904 to oversee international competition among the national associations of Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland. Headquartered in Zürich, its membership now comprises 211 national associations. These national associations must each also be members of one of the six regional confederations into which the world is divided: Africa, Asia, Europe, North & Central America and the Caribbean, Oceania, and South America.

Today, FIFA outlines a number of objectives in the organizational Statutes, including growing football internationally, providing efforts to ensure football is accessible to everyone, and advocating for integrity and fair play. FIFA is responsible for the organization and promotion of football's major international tournaments, notably the World Cup which commenced in 1930 and the Women's World Cup which commenced in 1991. Although FIFA does not solely set the rules of football, that being the responsibility of the International Football Association Board of which FIFA is a member, it applies and enforces the rules across all FIFA competitions. All FIFA tournaments generate revenue from sponsorship; in 2018, FIFA had revenues of over US $4.6 billion, ending the 2015–2018 cycle with a net positive of US$1.2 billion, and had cash reserves of over US$2.7 billion. You are required to come up with a bid to host the FIFA World Cup of 2022 under the presumption that the tournament hosting rights have been taken away from Qatar. The bid must be for India to host the World Cup.

Your PPT may include:

1. Reasons why FIFA should give hosting rights to India

2. Infrastructure Preparations for hosting the event.

3. Projected Revenue for India

4. Marketing Plan and Sponsorship plan

5. Strategic Alliances (if any)

6. Total Budget

Brownie points:

1. Detailed break-up of budget

2. Marketing Budget

3. HR Requirements and Budget.

4. Details of the stadiums involved, hospitality infrastructure for tourists, public transport systems and other preparations required for such an event.

You have to prepare a PPT of not more than 15 slides.

Submission Deadline: 3:00 PM 7/11/20

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wmvistas2020 · 3 years

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Remember!!

The NAV of the ETF is calculated by taking the sum of the assets in the fund, including any securities and cash, subtracting out any liabilities, and dividing that figure by the number of shares outstanding.

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wmvistas2020 · 3 years

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FILL IN

The TOP10 are required to fill in this spreadsheet by tomorrow morning

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Sl_vpUOGhQYf5i7O9ME-kmvJE4OpHHpyz4ON9_nAn7A/edit?usp=sharing

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