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    Citi Bank Case Study

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    The fall of Citi bank and rise of Standard Chartered: Standard Chartered initially saw Citi bank as the leader in the banking industry. Citi bank gave a lot discountsto their customers in terms of collection of money .In turn they made a lot of loss in their portfolio. They were told by the government to reduce their losses for which instead of making the next sales better Citi bank opted for a poor strategy which backfired. Citi bank doubled their portfolio by giving free cards to existing…

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    Melvin's Bank Case

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    1 New regulations make it easier for shareholders to replace company directors. If this event occurred, the volume of bank loans would increase. This would occur because consumers would feel more trust in banking and in loans and there would be more accountability to these investors. A new law makes it a felony to default on a bank loan.If this event occurred, the volume of bank loans would decrease. This would occur because there is much higher risk for those taking out loans. Not only is there…

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    Britannia Case Study

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    Submitted by Hemant Patil(39) Pranav Garg(40) Swastik Pradhan(57) Selva (46) Introduction: Britannia is leading brand in Food Corporation which is established in 1892 in Kolkata. It has two brands of biscuits i.e. Britannia and Tiger. The company sells many products like bis-cuits, bread, Rusk, cakes and dairy products. The venture started by Gupta brothers and the name of the company was " V.S. Brothers" . The Britannia Biscuit Company Limited was launched when C.H. Holmes made the…

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    About the author Rigoberto Puentes is a Certified Financial Planner from the Florida State University (FSU). He is a former member (2014) of the Body of Knowledge of the Financial Planning Standard Board (FPSB), the entity with the mission of establishing Financial Planning as a Global Profession. He founded and chaired Personal Financial Planning at the University of Nueva Esparta in Caracas. Rigoberto has developed his career as Investment Adviser (series 65). He has more than 25 years of…

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    1. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is a universally known firm forming businesses with countries all around the world, including The United States of America, The United Kingdom, and Asia. This company provides financial services including retail banking, premium banking, business banking, institutional banking, funds management, superannuation, insurance, investment and share-broking products and services. A corporate social responsibility activity carried out by the…

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    did not apply to a transaction of issuing equity share to its holding companies because there is no income that arises from issue of shares. Vodafone hereby challenged the jurisdiction of the tax authorities in the matter. SECTION 9(1) of the IT Act, 1975 The following incomes shall be deemed to accrue or arise in…

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    to bridge the gap between the buyer and the seller by providing them a platform to know and see to each other needs and wants. There are various rules and regulations attached to each product when traded in the market, a financial consultancy firm acts as knowledge enhancer for such situations. • The financial consultancy firm helps in settling the conflicting needs of the importer and the exporter. An exporter faces the risk of non-payment or delay in payment from the importer, and also wishes…

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    Operational Risk Essay

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    order to improve profit margins. iii. External Risks: Ulster Bank outsourced large amounts of their IT operations to a third party which added to the length of time it took to restore systems. The external provider while retained by UB was outside the control of the bank & was a serious external risk. While outsourcing has been proven to be more cost efficient it is still important to keep vital IT systems within direct control of the bank. Many companies continue to overlook various…

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    Ge Capital Case Study

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    GE Capital is the monetary administrations unit of the American aggregate General Electric. It gives business loaning and renting, and also a scope of monetary administrations for human services, media, correspondences, amusement, buyers, land, andaviation. It has various divisions, including GE Capital Aviation Services, GE Energy Financial Services and GE Healthcare Equipment Finance. GE Capital concentrates principally on advances and rents that it guarantees to hang all alone accounting…

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    Analysis Of Margin Call

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    2) Brief Summary of Margin Call The film is about an investment firm that is facing financial difficulties. The firm embarks on a retrenchment initiative to try and improve viability. It retrenches the head of risk management who was working on an important analysis regarding certain mortgage-backed security valuations being ‘overstated’ and the company’s overexposure to these securities. Before leaving, he hands the file over to one of his junior risk analysts with the words: “Be careful”. The…

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