Investment Banking and Structured Finance II 04/17
Investment Banking and Structured Finance II 04 – Risk analysis and risk allocation in project finance (pt. 1) Prof. Stefano Gatti The course focuses on the business of structured finance from the financial intermediaries’ standpoint. The course pays constant attention to the pratical aspects of each structured finance transaction. The repeated use of case studies analyzed by teams of students allows to link the theoretical background to real-life situations. For each transaction, the issues discussed are: 1. definition of the transaction; 2. deal structuring; 3. the trend of demand at both international and domestic level; 4. the situation of the offer (internationally and at the domestic level). Request your welcome kit at www.unibocconi.eu
Maximo Posas
The business budgeting process-get control of your money!
theawesomeliving.com If your business is getting started, THE goal is to start bringing in revenue so that your upfront expenses begin to be covered. If you have $50000 in expenses the first year and $50000 in income, you may be still afloat or you may be out of business, depending on how you planned your budget. What is budgeting? It is planning for income and expenses over a period of time. What should you include in your budget? TIME Equipment costs Storage costs for equipment State Licensing and Registration fees Insurance- liability, health, and/or equipment depending on your business Office supplies Legal, Accounting, and Bookkeeping Expenses Website (design and maintenance) Professional Training (continuing education, seminars, online training, etc) Professional Memberships (Chamber of Commerce, other professional organizations) Telephone MARKETING-The best way to increase revenues is to increase your marketing efforts. Planning the Budget Keep in mind that some of these costs are going to be fixed, some will be variable. Do what you can to maintain a low fixed cost business to give yourself more options when cash gets tight. Remember that it’s critical to plan for marketing upfront so that your business will acquire customers. There are many low cost marketing strategies that you can try to see what works before spending $1000′s on something like a billboard. When you’re just getting started, it’s likely that you’ll be optimistic and plan your income accordingly …
Darrel Nevil
Teens and Finance 1
Parents and teenagers are often under pressure to purchase expensive cell phones, extravagant prom dresses, and private college tuition. When it comes to finance, parents set the most important example for their children. Through open and honest communication, positive role modeling, and appropriate spending limits our children can develop fiscal responsibility. The economic downturn has made all of us examine our budgets and spending behaviors. Some families have been more affected than others; however, notwithstanding the financial crisis, we still may ask the questions: how do we talk to our teenagers about the family’s finances, how does spending and budgeting styles reflect the family’s values, how can we help our kids with reacting to spending peer pressure, and how do we help our teenagers think about money? In this seminar, Jeremy Fink, LCSW, explores ways to talk about family finances with teenagers, set appropriate spending and budgeting limits, preparing for college money management, and your teens financial habits decoded through a neurobiological perspective.
Wilber Craigmiles
FullCost: Service Cost Transparency — what it looks like and how to get the benefits
Using actual data, shows how product/service costing data is presented for budgeting and for rate setting. Explains how it can change the nature of the dialog in budget negotiations, align internal service providers with the business, manage customers’ expectations, cut costs strategically, justify allocations, and set accurate rates — all based on a fully transparent cost model using leading-edge software. More information at: www.FullCost.com
Steffanie Wulfing
Script Import – Movie Magic Scheduling
This video shows you how to import a script into Movie Magic Scheduling 5. Most of the methods demonstrated in this video will work in version 4 also.
Rod
Learning Objectives that Produce Results
www.LCE.com Learning Objectives are the foundation of training programs that produce results. Bill Wilder, Director of the Life Cycle Institute describes how Blooms Taxonomy aids in creating learning objectives.
Alisha Orzell
Excel Statistics 60: Budget Income Statement (Probability) SUMPRODUCT function
Create a Budgeting Income Statement from a Frequency Distribution for units sold using a mean cacluated with probabilities and the SUMPRODUCT function. Budgeting for Retail Store Income Statement using Mean and Standard Deviation for a Discrete Probability Distributions. SUMPRODUCT function
Walter
Back to Basics – Navigation and Interface – Movie Magic Scheduling
This is part of a Back to Basics series of videos for Movie Magic Scheduling 5. This video walks through the breakdown sheet interface and some navigation basics.
Modesto Shortle
Debt Management vs. Debt Settlement, Do You Know The Difference?
Visit: www.consolidatedcredit.org Howard Dvorkin, CPA will explain what a debt management program is and how to tell if you’re a candidate for a debt consolidation program. He will also reveal how to receive a free no obligation online budget analysis.
Wilbert Hongisto