Rationale for the Study
Company Valuation is carried out to
protect the interest of the investors and also to give the big picture view to
the Internal Stake Holders such that they can align their strategies towards
the positive direction. The case study
of Bank of Baroda and Bank of India is
expected to bring to table the detailed valuation techniques. The significance
of this research is that this project report would be useful as a reference
guide for not only carrying out analysis of the theoretical framework of
company valuation but also presenting practical analytics by virtue of the case
studies of Bank of Baroda and Bank of India using financial statements and
analytics that are published on the Internet and Databases.
This document may serve as a first hand guide for researchers to
understand and appreciate company valuation techniques and also get a practical
viewpoint about analytics of the published data in order to build perceptions
about a public listed company.
Objectives of the Study
This study has the
following broad objectives:
- to
investigate into investor’s perception of determining the performance of
the banks and how much knowledge
they have about financial statements;
- to
investigate how management of the bank measure their performance as
compared to theoretical accounting standards;
- To find out what financial and Strategic analytics
reveal about Bank of Baroda and Bank of India and how do they compare.
Hypothesis for the Study
The
following hypotheses will be formulated and tested in the present study:
H0: There is no significant difference between the
liquidity, profitability and solvency of Bank of Baroda and Bank of India; and
H1: There is a significant difference between the liquidity,
profitability and solvency of Bank of Baroda and Bank of India.
Research Methodology
Sample Size: 200 customers
Sample technique: convenient sampling or non probability sampling
Sources of Data:
Primary Source:
Questionnaire from customers
Secondary Source: Annual reports and financial
statements for the past 5 years.
Research Instrument: Questionnaire
Tools
of Data Analysis: The collected data will be analyzed by using the ratio analysis. Further,
statistical tools like percentage, trends and tabulation, mean standard
deviation, coefficient of variation and growth rate are also used for the
purpose of the study.
Expected Contribution from
the Study
The finance is the scarcest resource
in India, needs to be utilized optimally. The sound performance of a firm depends on the well planning of capital
structure, investment and distribution. Any firm that fails to apply the sound principles
of capital structure like cost, control and flexibility and the firm that fails
to adopt scientific tools of investment and distribution in managing funds will
not survive in long run. Further, the firm should apply the wealth maximization
as criteria in taking financial decisions like financing, investment and
distribution. Since, the finance is the lifeblood and nervous system of an
enterprise, the importance of the timely appraisal the performance of the firm
should not be overemphasized. In addition, it is clear from the review of
earlier literature that there has been no study on performance appraisal of
the Bank of Baroda and Bank of India.
Chapterisation
·
Introduction
·
Literature
Review
·
Research
Methodology
·
Data
Analysis and Findings
·
Recommendations
& Conclusion
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