NMIMS Solved Assignment

NMIMS Global Access School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE) Course: Corporate Finance Internal Assignment Applicable for September 2019 Examination Assignment Marks: 30   The risk free Rate of return is 6 %, Return on market is 11% and the Beta of Michelllo Private limited is 1.1. Estimate the cost of Equity and also mention the steps […]

1. Hojibo and Go-on-tour are the two biggest Online Travel Aggregators in the Indian landscape. Stiff competition and excessive cash burn made them come together by merging both the companies and forming a new entity called Ho-GOT. You are the Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) of the Group Company. Founders of Hojibo and Go-on-Tour decided

1. What motivations typically cause firms to initiate a facilities location or relocation project? Select an Indian company and discuss its facility location strategies. 2. Discuss the benefits and limitations of the product layout and process layout. Select any automotive company and explain its plant layout. 3. JSW steel implemented Total Quality Management (TQM) at

1. Value for Money is a modern-day Fintech company with a work force of 300 people. The promoters have been stalwarts of the banking sector with a work experience of more than 30 years. The company has a lot of millennials and promoters are worried about creating a sustainable and productive work culture. Which are

1. Government imposes direct taxes on the income earned and generated by businesses. Are these taxes burden on the public or these taxes are an instrument of social and economic policy in the hands on government. Express your opinion with suitable examples. 2. “One nation one tax.” Goods and service tax is a comprehensive, multistage

1. A well-known international fitness company, PlanetFit, is planning to set up gyms and yoga studios across India. Describe how PlanetFit can apply demographics and psychographics to plan its segmentation strategy. Which demographic and psychographic segments should PlanetFit target and why? 2. What are the steps in the consumer decision-making journey? Describe your decision-making journey

1. You are considering an investment project. The project has a life of three years. Project Information:  Initial investment into a new machine, which would cost Rs.4,50,000.  Machine is to be depreciated to zero over three years (straight line depreciation) with no salvage value at the end.  Operating revenue is expected to

1. Exchange rates can be explained by different underlying theories. Explain briefly any three of these theories, along with mathematical formulas, where applicable. 2. There are short term and long term fluctuations in Exchange rates, and various factors are responsible for this. Explain the eight factors and whether they contribute to long or short term

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1. The Distance Education Council (DEC) wants to conduct a research among the various distance learners across different colleges, universities and courses across India. Since the population of distance learners is widely dispersed, the research team at DEC feels that it may be effective to conduct an online or telephonic survey. However, these methods have