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VCE Summer Internship Program 2021: Smart Task Submission Format
VCE Summer Internship Program 2021: Smart Task Submission Format
VCE Summer Internship Program 2021: Smart Task Submission Format
Intern’s Details
Name Tejas Pukale
Email-ID Tejaspukale3@gmail.com
Task Q1 : What is Finance? How is Finance different from Accounting? What are important basic points
that should be learned to pursue a career in finance?
Task Q1 Solution :
Finance is a term for matters regarding the management, creation, and study of money and investments.
Specifically, it deals with the questions of how an individual, company or government acquires money –
called capital in the context of a business – and how they spend or invest that money. Finance is then often
split into the following major categories: personal finance, corporate finance, and public finance.
Parameter of
Comparison Accounting Finance
Accounting involves the management Finance is a wider and broader term that
of day-to-day financial transactions and involves the effective management of
the flow of money and then preparing business assets and liabilities, and further
Definition the financial statements. planning for positive future growth.
Communicating the health of the Finding the ways & means on how more
business financial position i.e. whether value in terms of financial position can be
Purpose incurring profits or loss. added.
1. Interpersonal Skills
2. Formal Qualifications
3. Problem Solving Skills
4. Analytical Skills
5. Technologically Savvy
6. Desire to Innovate
7. Relationship Management Skills
8. Exceptional Leadership
Task Q2 : What is project finance? How is project finance different from corporate finance? Why can’t we
put project finance under corporate finance? Define 20 terminologies related to project finance.
Task Q2 Solution :
Project finance:- Project finance is basically raising necessary capital to finance such capital intensive
infrastructure projects. Is financing of a long-term infrastructure or industrial project using a non-recourse
financial structure, which relies only on the project’s cash flows for debt repayment, with the project’s assets
held as a collateral.
Task Q3 : What is non-recourse debt / loan? What is mezzanine finance, explain with an example.
Task Q3 Solution :
1.Lenders rely on SPV’s cash flow only.
2.If something goes wrong project cash flows decrease resulting in SPV not being able to service the debt.
3.Lenders cannot go after the investors other assets.
Therefore, the project finance is called a non- recourse financing.
Mezzanine finance:- Mezzanine financing is a hybrid of debt and equity financing that gives the lender the
right to convert to an equity interest in the company in case of default, generally, after venture capital
companies and other senior lenders are paid.
Mezzanine debt has embedded equity instruments attached,
often known as warrants, which increase the value of the subordinated debt and allow greater flexibility when
dealing with bondholders. Mezzanine financing is frequently associated with acquisitions and buyouts, for
which it may be used to prioritize new owners ahead of existing owners in case of bankruptcy.
Task Q4 : Explain in detail with reasons of what the sectors are or which type of projects are
suitable for project finance?
Task Q4 Solution :
Project finance is generally used in oil extraction, power production, and infrastructure sectors.
These are the most appropriate sectors for developing this structured financing technique, as they
have low technological risk, a reasonably predictable market, and the possibility of selling to a
single buyer or a few large buyers based on multi-year contracts.
1. Manufacturing Projects :
Where the final result is a vehicle, ship, aircraft, a piece of machinery etc.
2. Construction Projects:
Resulting in the erection of buildings, bridges, roads, tunnels etc. Mining and petro-chemical
projects can be included in this group.
3. Management Projects:
Which include the organization or reorganization of work without necessarily producing a tangible
result. Examples would be the design and testing of a new computer software package, relocation
of a company’s headquarters or the production of a stage show
4. Research Projects:
In which the objectives may be difficult to establish, and where the results are unpredictable.