Finance

Financial Statement analysis is a process of examining a company’s value or performance by analyzing company’s finance statements, i.e., balance sheet, income statement and cash flows. 

"Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing", said Warren Buffet who's the world's most prosperous investor. Investment is mastery and a skill that should be acquired by everyone as soon as they can. 

All organisations rely on finance for their survival. The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance seeks to provide expertise on the acquisition and allotment of a company's financial resources, as well as its control and management. MBA in Finance provides candidates with a wide range of opportunities, whether they are new to the financial world or even when they have prior experience as well.

Recent IPO of Zomato has been the centre of attraction for many investors in India and globally. It marks the beginning of many tech IPOs lined up in the country. Given the huge liquidity surplus in the financial markets, it is indeed an opportune time for companies to get listed at great valuation and provide liquidity to existing investors as well as get a wider participation from retail investors.

Financial analysis, in simple terms, can be defined as an assessment of a company’s performance and using financial data to make recommendations on how the company will move forward in the future.

Financial Analysts use the company’s historical financial data and provide necessary feedback on how the company’s performance will be in future.

In an anticipated conclusion of the Amazon-Reliance-Future legal spat, The Supreme Court of India, on August 5 2021, has decided in favour of Amazon.com Inc.'s efforts to stop the sale of indebted, cash-strapped Future Retail Ltd. to Reliance Industries Ltd., giving the global retailing behemoth a major boost in its quest to dominate the $1 trillion retail sector.