Finance Consultancy

Introduction:

Corporate finance is a strategic tool used by corporations to navigate funding sources, capital structuring, accounting, and investment decisions. With a focus on maximizing shareholder value, corporate finance encompasses both long- and short-term financial planning, incorporating a range of activities from capital investment to tax considerations.

Capital Financing:

Sourcing capital in the form of debt or equity is a critical aspect of corporate finance. Companies may secure funds through commercial banks, financial intermediaries, or by issuing debt securities in the capital markets. Alternatively, they may opt to sell stocks to equity investors for substantial capital needs. Striking a balance between debt and equity is crucial, ensuring optimal capital financing to implement strategic investments.

Short-Term Liquidity:

Corporate finance departments play a pivotal role in managing short-term financial requirements to guarantee ongoing operations. This involves meticulous management of current assets, liabilities, working capital, and operating cash flows. The objective is to maintain sufficient liquidity, meeting current obligations without disrupting business operations. Short-term financial management may also entail securing additional credit lines or issuing commercial paper as a liquidity backup.

Steps for Corporate Finance: For effective corporate finance, several key steps are essential:

1. Preparation of Project Report and CMA: Comprehensive reports detailing project feasibility and CMA (Credit Monitoring Arrangement) data are crucial for decision-making.
2. Due Diligence of Compliance: Ensuring adherence to compliance standards is fundamental for successful corporate finance initiatives.
3. Compilation of Supporting Documents: Gathering necessary supporting documents is a meticulous process to substantiate financial claims and proposals.
4. Negotiation with Bank: Skillful negotiation with financial institutions is vital to secure favorable terms and conditions for corporate financing.
5. Submission of Documents with Application to Bank: The formal application process involves submitting all relevant documents to the bank for thorough evaluation.
6. Search and Valuation of Property: When collateral is involved, obtaining a comprehensive search and property valuation is imperative.
7. Documentation of Loan: Legal documentation of the loan agreement is a critical step to formalize the financial arrangement.
8. Disbursement of Loan: Once all conditions are met, the loan is disbursed, providing the necessary capital for planned investments.

Our Services:

At NRIeCA, our dedicated team offers a spectrum of corporate finance services tailored for NRIs, including financial planning, project report preparation, CMA data sheet creation, liaison with banks, regular financial monitoring, and restructuring existing finances. Trust us to navigate the complexities of corporate finance, ensuring cost-effective and timely capital solutions for your business endeavors.