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Palash Maheshwari - Winner Of Most Employable CA Challenge 2021

Palash hails from a small town but was able to get All India Ranks at all levels of CA, CS examinations. Currently working as an Investment Banker, Palash always strives to live in the present and dreams of making a real positive impact on the growth of Indian startups through his career. This attitude towards his life and his aspiration have led him to become the Winner of InsideIIM’s Most Employable CA Challenge. Check out his full story here.

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Prachi Parundekar - Winner Of Most Employable CA Challenge 2021

When adversity strikes, many people get knocked down by it. Prachi faced a similar situation where she had a motor accident just a week before her IPCC exam. However, despite being injured, Prachi overcame her adversity and cleared her papers in the first attempt. Hailing from Nashik, Prachi has always believed in constant learning and self-improvements. Her work ethic, attitude towards life, and skills have led her to become the Winner of InsideIIM’s Most Employable CA Challenge. Check out more of Prachi’s story here

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Nishant Nair - Winner Of Most Employable CA Challenge 2021

Getting recognition for your work from your peers in a company is what many employees yearn for, but getting recognized from the CFO himself is a sign of your excellent performance. This is exactly what Nishant got when he worked for Tata AIA. With his belief that businesses should uplift the society, Nishant wants to improve the standard of living of people through his career. All of this has led him to become the Winner of InsideIIM’s Most Employable CA Challenge. Check out his full story here.

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Shantanu Gandhi - Winner Of Most Employable CA Challenge 2021

With the belief that one needs to constantly evolve in order to change the world, Shantanu has never limited himself to fixed views and ideologies and has always tried to be flexible to changes. With his interests spanning from Audit and Taxation to business analytics and also trying his hand on open-source satellite imagery, he has always been open to new ideas that can change the norms of the business. All of this has led him to become the Winner of InsideIIM’s Most Employable CA Challenge. Know more about Shantanu here.

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Financial Analysis On The Investment Of Japan’s Kirin Holdings In BIRA 91 - By Nishant Nair

In order to do a financial analysis of the transaction, I decided to conduct a valuation of the company of Bira 91 craft beer, which is B9 Beverages Pvt. Ltd. The method I used for valuation was relative valuation approach using Enterprise Value multiples.

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Financial Analysis On RB Investing In Bombay Shaving Company - Shantanu Gandhi

The Covid driven lockdown pushed many businesses to the brink of a shutdown and considerable losses to many enterprises. There was, however, a silver lining to it, a boom in E-Commerce businesses from the month of June- July. According to the Co-founder Shantanu Das Gupta – notwithstanding the lockdown in March, they are having revenues of 8 Crore INR every month and are well on track to cross the 1 Billion Mark (FY 20-21) (Source – Interview in Financial Express dated 8th Jan 21). This, coupled with the brands offering in the personal health care segment – offering pre-shave and post-shave men products and a new foray into women products created a unique offering to Ricket Benckiser (RB).

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Audit In A Post Pandemic World - By Prachi Parundekar

The unprecedented situation caused by Covid-19 has disrupted most professions across the globe with accounting and auditing being no exception. Auditors can no longer travel to audited entity premises and their own offices making audits completely remotely. The silver lining to this significant challenge before auditors is that the audit profession was already on a journey to becoming more digital, and the investment in digital capability has allowed many firms and practitioners to adapt to the new circumstances relatively more quickly than other industries.

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Impact Of Privatization Of Indian Public Sector Banks - By Palash Maheshwari

The government of India has in principle agreed to the privatization of Public sector banks (PSBs). This decision was much awaited by the industry but there are a lot of questions and uncertainties relating to this. We will discuss the objectives of privatization, its impact, and whether the desired results are achievable.

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