This document outlines the details of the BMT3001 - Financial Management course for the Fall 2021-2022 semester. It includes the course outcomes, faculty details, assessment topics, general instructions for assessments, and rubrics. The course aims to help students understand key financial management concepts like sources of finance, investment appraisal, and risk management. Students will complete 10 assessments on topics like working capital management, cost of capital estimation, and the role of interest rates in investment decisions. Assessments require analysis of a listed company and adhering to deadlines in August through October.
This document outlines the details of the BMT3001 - Financial Management course for the Fall 2021-2022 semester. It includes the course outcomes, faculty details, assessment topics, general instructions for assessments, and rubrics. The course aims to help students understand key financial management concepts like sources of finance, investment appraisal, and risk management. Students will complete 10 assessments on topics like working capital management, cost of capital estimation, and the role of interest rates in investment decisions. Assessments require analysis of a listed company and adhering to deadlines in August through October.
This document outlines the details of the BMT3001 - Financial Management course for the Fall 2021-2022 semester. It includes the course outcomes, faculty details, assessment topics, general instructions for assessments, and rubrics. The course aims to help students understand key financial management concepts like sources of finance, investment appraisal, and risk management. Students will complete 10 assessments on topics like working capital management, cost of capital estimation, and the role of interest rates in investment decisions. Assessments require analysis of a listed company and adhering to deadlines in August through October.
This document outlines the details of the BMT3001 - Financial Management course for the Fall 2021-2022 semester. It includes the course outcomes, faculty details, assessment topics, general instructions for assessments, and rubrics. The course aims to help students understand key financial management concepts like sources of finance, investment appraisal, and risk management. Students will complete 10 assessments on topics like working capital management, cost of capital estimation, and the role of interest rates in investment decisions. Assessments require analysis of a listed company and adhering to deadlines in August through October.
Faculty Details: Vedantam Seetha Ram, Asst. Professor (Senior), VITBS. Cabin Number: MGB–F122 Contact Details: seetharam.v@vit.ac.in Open Hours: Monday: 12:00 AM to 1:00 PM Thursday: 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Class ID: VL2021220103422 (ETH) & VL2021220103423 (EPJ)
BMT 3001 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COURSE OUTCOME (CO) APPLICABLE
At the end of this course students are able to: CO1 Understand the functions of financial management and financial environment as well as sources of finance. CO2 Understand investment appraisal and business valuation techniques. CO3 Develop critical thinking and estimate of shares using efficient market hypothesis. CO4 Acquire skills in risk management of foreign currency and interest rate by using hedging techniques. CO5 Understand and evaluate organizational performance.
Assessment Topics: VL2021220103422 (ETH)
NOTE: Do adhere to the dead line date provided. Topic No. Assessment Topic General Instructions & Remarks 01 Financial management in 1. Has to consider a listed company for profit Vs. Not for 2. No two students have to work on the same company Profit organizations 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail Applicable CO – CO1 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful. CII and FICCI meetings and their minutes will also be of useful 02 Working capital 1. Has to consider a listed company management of a select 2. All the components of working capital need to be organization covered. 3. No two students have to work on the same company 4. Computations need to be shown where ever needed Applicable CO – CO5 5. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 6. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed 03 Sources of finance for an 1. Has to consider a listed company organization 2. All the components of working capital and long term capital need to be covered related to the selected company. Applicable CO – CO1 3. Valuation techniques need to be discussed and the best suitable method need to be applied for assessment of the select organization 4. No two students have to work on the same company 5. Computations need to be shown where ever needed 6. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 7. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful. 04 Estimation of cost of 1. Has to consider a listed company capital 2. No two students have to work on the same company 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed Applicable CO – CO2 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed 05 Capital structure 1. Has to consider a listed company assessment 2. No two students have to work on the same company 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed Applicable CO – CO2 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed 06 Finance for small & 1. Has to consider a listed company medium enterprises and 2. All the components of working capital as well as their effectiveness long term capital need to be covered. 3. No two students have to work on the same company 4. Computations need to be shown where ever needed Applicable CO – CO2 5. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 6. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed 07 Valuation of shares 1. Has to consider a listed company procedure followed in a 2. Valuation techniques need to be discussed and the select organization best suitable method need to be applied for computational requirements 3. No two students have to work on the same company Applicable CO – CO3 4. Computations need to be shown where ever needed 5. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 6. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful. 08 Role of EMH in share 1. Has to consider a listed company price determination 2. No two students have to work on the same company 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed Applicable CO – CO3 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful. 09 Influence of interest rates 1. Has to consider a listed company in investment decision 2. No two students have to work on the same company making by an 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed organization 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, Applicable CO – CO4 SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful. 10 Influence of exchange 1. Has to consider a listed company rate differences in 2. No two students have to work on the same company decision making by an 3. Computations need to be shown where ever needed organization 4. Implications of results need to be discussed in detail 5. Can use RBI, GOI, CSO and CMIE reports; IRDA, Applicable CO – CO4 SEBI and Stock Markets (BSE & NSE) circulars also need to be referred if needed. Company law board, MCA and MoF reports will also of useful.
Rubrics applicable for all the Assessments I to X: VL2021220103422 (ETH)
Expected Outcome Max. Marks 1. Introduction about topic selected 2 2. Body of the assignment – Data and its description with Source 3 3. Analysis and Inferences 3 4. Use of Complete References 2 Total 10 Last date of Assessment – I Submission 25th August, 2021 Last date of Assessment – II Submission 7th September, 2021 Last date of Assessment – III Submission 21st September, 2021 Last date of Assessment – IV Submission 5th October, 2021 Last date of Assessment – V Submission 20th October, 2021 Last date of Assessment – VI Submission 30th October, 2021 Last date of Assessment – VII Submission 15th November, 2021 Last date of Assessment – VIII Submission 25th November, 2021 Last date of Assessment – XI Submission 5th December, 2021 Last date of Assessment – X Submission 10th December, 2021