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Money Matters Financial Services Limited

Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is one of the fastest growing financial companies in India. Money Matters Financial services Ltd. is a Non Banking Financial Company and is categorized as a Non-deposit taking systemically important (ND-SI) Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) by Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is among the leading institutional debt market firm in our country which provides advisory, consultancy and other financial services to corporate and institutional clients.

Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. along with its group companies has set out to become the leading institutional debt market company in India. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. intend to grow services related to its core debt market practice while scaling other businesses like investment banking and asset financing to support this practice. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. punctual and dedicated services have given them a growing list of reputed corporate clients. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. also provides merchant banking and broking services through its subsidiaries, and had about 100 employees as of June 30, 2010 at their Mumbai and Delhi offices.

Establishment:
Mr. Rajesh Sharma is a founder of Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. In the year 1997 with the help of couple of employees Rajesh Sharma started the small office of Money Matters at Fort area in Mumbai.

MISSION:
Excellency, passion, distinctiveness, integrity, knowledge are the core value of Money Matters which helps them build strong long-term relationship with their clients and that helped them to be one of the leading Financial Company in India.
The key to the success of Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is based on experienced management, innovative structuring, strong relationship capital, effective execution, and diverse client base. Money Matters work closely with clients to understand their needs and they always provide customized solutions to the various financial needs of their clients.

ABOUT RAJESH SHARMA:
Mr. Rajesh Sharma, Chairman and Managing director of Money Matters Financial Service Ltd. has more than 17 years of experience in capital market and financial advisory services.

SPECIALIZATION:
Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is expert in debt syndication, debt placement, financial restructuring, Financial Turnaround Advisory and Private Equity/M&A (mergers and acquisition) Advisory. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. also gratifies other financial services (along with subsidiaries) like investment banking and corporate finance advisory and private equity funding. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. has been serving various corporate sectors such as Real Estate, Power, Telecom, Hospitality, Retail and Financial services. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is full service investment bank which offers advisory services that are relevant across life cycle of a corporate.

Money Matters also provides asset financing which aims to accomplish short-term and long-term financing needs of corporate house which helps in asset financing, prompter funding, structured debt finance, and stressed asset funding and margin finance and debt syndication services like Project Finance: to increase the existing capacity or to set up a green field project.
Structured Finance: to increase the scope of financing by customizing financing structures as per business needs.
Working Capital Finance: short term finance to fill up the gap in operating cycle.
Acquisition Financing: finance to domestics or international acquisitions.
External commercial borrowing: Cost-effective long-term finance, denominated in foreign currency, to fund capital expenditure in Manufacturing and Infrastructure space.
Mezzanine Finance: High-yield debt with equity option for special business needs in the form of last-mile funding.

Debt Capital Market includes services like Long term corporate finance and Short term corporate finance. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. provides complete investment solution in Equities, Derivatives, Debt Market Segment, IPO and Depository Services.

Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. has been servicing various corporate sectors such as Real Estate, Power, Telecom, Hospitality, Retail and Financial services.

Achievements:
In 2010, Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. was honored with Amity HR Excellence award for performance Management 2010 at global HR summit of Amity International.

By completing Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) Last year in October 2010 Rajesh Sharmas Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. raised Rs. 445 crores to meet the funding requirement and capital. Expenditure for proposed asset financing business to house products such as Bridge financing, corporate loan/ Project financing structured product funding, Pre- IPO financing etc. to corporate. Money Matters Financial Services Ltd has a corporate lending book of Rs.257 Crore as on Nov 2011.

Net profit of Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. rose from Rs.9.92 crore in Dec 2010 to Rs.12.39 crore in Dec 2011 (by 24.90%), and sales rose from Rs.51.87 crore in Dec 2010 to 149.04 crore in Dec 2011(187.0%). Net worth of Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. is Rs.750 till this date.

Money Matters Financial Services Ltd. supports NGOs like Atma Mumbai, which works in the field of education and children, to bring positive change in the lives of thousands of poor and needy children in Mumbai.
Money Matters has over 70 employees working for them and have offices in Mumbai and Delhi

Fiinovation (Innovative Financial Advisors Pvt Ltd) Nuclear Energy Safe and Cheap

Is nuclear energy safe is a question mostly asked by people of the developing nations and the answer to that is yes. Apart from small instances and the Fukushima incident in Japan there are no major mishaps that have occurred in the pursuit of nuclear energy for electricity generation which began soon after the discovery in the early 20th century that radioactive elements, such as radium, released immense amounts of energy, according to the principle of mass-energy equivalence. The Fukushima incident in Japan made mankind give a rethink on nuclear power and countries like Italy banned nuclear energy and Germany wants to close down all plants by 2022. Nuclear energy is much safer than other sources of energy especially when we compare with air pollution from coal, the largest supplier of electricity in India and the most dirtiest energy resource claims lives of more 1 lakh every year with almost 30 million people suffering from chronic bronchitis, chest discomforts and asthma attacks. However, nuclear energy which not only saves hydro and renewables but also doesn’t contribute to man-made climate change. >

Till today nuclear energy supplies are about 13% of global electricity and dozens of new reactors are being built in big economies like China, India and Russia. While US and much of the Developed world is in retreat with nuclear energy with new reactors not being developed or are in hold and the old ones are being retired. There is clear role of radioactivity and fear of nuclear accidents for the decline in demand of nuclear energy. The cost is even a bigger factor as the present nuclear reactors that produce inexpensive electricity get stalled due to billions of dollars going over budget in the construction if new plants forcing some utilities to abandon projects in midconstruction. Nuclear plants which have been made with designs from the cold war era actually become more expensive as they scale up. Larger plants require bigger and stronger containment domes that used expensive concrete and steel. Most of the plants outside France is not standardized which meant every reactor was produced made to order. In Fukushima meltdown no one was killed by the cost of accident was $100 billion and you have very expensive way to produce electricity. Cheap natural gas use in US and renewables preferred in much of Europe nuclear remain in decline in the first world countries until it gets cheaper.

However the question remains that can nuclear energy is cheap? Answer to that is yes it can be cheap after the development of entirely new reactor designs which can employ modular, mass-produced components with inherent safety characteristics that eliminate the need for the expensive backup systems that have helped inflate the costs of new plants in the past. Reactors with passive safety systems are likely to much cheaper as well as safer as there is no need to worry if power couldn’t be restored to the plant quickly in the event of disaster.

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Etablissementen Franz Colruyt NV (COLR) – Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review

Summary Etablissementen Franz Colruyt NV (Colruyt Group) is engaged in diverse businesses including retail trade, wholesale activities of food and non-food items, other activities and corporate activities. In retail, the company operates a chain of supermarkets, grocery shops and games retail stores under the banners of Colruyt, Okay, Bio planet, DreamLand, Dreambaby, Dream, Collishop and Coccinelle. The company offers a wide range of products including fresh foods, frozen foods, meat varieties, wines, coffee, baby products and non-food items through it stores. In other business activities, the company is engaged in other businesses including operating petrol stations, engineering services, printing business and power projects. It sells its merchandise through its chain of retail stores and website. The company principally operates in Belgium, France, Netherlands, the UK, Luxembourg, Germany and India. The company is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. This comprehensive SWOT profile of Etablissementen Franz Colruyt NV provides you an in-depth strategic SWOT analysis of the company’s businesses and operations. The profile has been compiled by Company to bring to you a clear and an unbiased view of the company’s key strengths and weaknesses and the potential opportunities and threats. The profile helps you formulate strategies that augment your business by enabling you to understand your partners, customers and competitors better. The profile contains critical company information including: – Business description – A detailed description of the company’s operations and business divisions. – Corporate strategy – Analyst’s summarization of the company’s business strategy. – SWOT Analysis – A detailed analysis of the company’s strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats. – Company history – Progression of key events associated with the company. – Major products and services – A list of major products, services and brands of the company. – Key competitors – A list of key competitors to the company. – Key employees – A list of the key executives of the company. – Executive biographies – A brief summary of the executives’ employment history. – Key operational heads – A list of personnel heading key departments/functions. – Important locations and subsidiaries – A list and contact details of key locations and subsidiaries of the company. – Detailed financial ratios for the past five years – The latest financial ratios derived from the annual financial statements published by the company with 5 years history. – Interim ratios for the last five interim periods – The latest financial ratios derived from the quarterly/semi-annual financial statements published by the company for 5 interims history.

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