Financial Modelling 2
Financial Modelling 2
By
CHANDRU B
Reg.No.122301021
2023-2025
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify this is a Bonafide work done by Mr. Chandru B a student of 2023-25 Batch
of MBA, in partial, fulfillment of the requirements for the, award of the Degree of Master of
Business Administration.
Place: CHENNAI
Date:
CHANDRU B
(Reg No:122301021)
TABLE OF CONTENT
6 COMPOUND INTEREST 10
13 VLOOKUP 34-36
14 HLOOKUP 37-39
15 IF FUNCTION 40-42
EXERCISE 1
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
AIM:
To find how different values of an independent variable affect a particular dependent variable
under a given set of assumptions using what-if analysis.
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
ASSUMPTIONS
Price/Computer 150
Cost/Computer 60
Payroll 30000
REVENUE 187500
1
PRICE VOLUME
2
EXERCISE 2
GOAL SEEK ANALYSIS
AIM:
To find how one value in a formula impacts another using what-if analysis.
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
GOAL SEEK
INPUTS
Unit costs
Marketing Cost ₹ 75
FIXED COST
Rent ₹ 10,000
Revenue ₹ 3,75,000
3
=
Rent ₹ 10,000
Profit 0.273333333
Question Answers
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EXERCISE 3
TIME VALUE OF MONEY
AIM:
To find out the value of money using present value. future value, rate and period.
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
1. CALCULATION OF
PRESENT VALUE
NUMBER OF PERIOD 9
2. CALCULATION OF
FUTURE VALUE
NUMBER OF PERIOD 10
5
3. RATE CALCULATION
NUMBER OF PERIOD 10
RATE 6%
4. PERIOD CALCULATION
RATE 0.1
6
EXERCISE 4
BOND ANALYSIS (YTM)
AIM:
To find the interest rate, yield to maturity and its redemption features of bonds.
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
YTM CALCULATION
DURATION 8
COUPON 9%
HALF YEARLY
DURATION 16
PMT ₹ 54
YTM 8%
X2 17%
7
ANNUAL
DURATION 8
COUPON 9%
PMT ₹ 108
YTM 17%
8
EXERCISE 5
PV CALCULATION FOR BOND
AIM:
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
HALF YEARLY
MATURITY 7
COUPON 8%
PAR VALUE 1000
YTM 5% -0.025
PMT 40
PAYMENT PERIOD 14
PV OF BOND (₹1,175.36)
ANNUAL PAYMENT
MATURITY 7
COUPON 8%
YTM 5%
PMT 80
PV OF BOND (₹1,173.59)
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EXERCISE 6
COMPOUND
INTEREST
AIM:
PROCEDURE:
● Enter values for Principal, Rate, Time, and Number of compounding periods.
OUTCOME:
Particulars
Interest 10%
Years 8
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EXERCISE 7
COMPARABLE COMPANY ANALYSIS
AIM:
To evaluate the value of a company using metrics of businesses of similar size in the same
industry.
PROCEDURE:
● Enter the input Assumption in the excel by searching the company details in the
money control website.
- EV/SALES
- EV/EBIT
- PE
OUTCOME:
1
1
FINANCIAL DATA
VALUATION
1
2
EXERCISE - 8
STIMULATING STOCK PRICES
AIM:
PROCEDURE:
⦁
⦁
Enter the data of the company
⦁
Current price
⦁
Annual volatility
⦁
Daily volatility
Calculate daily volatility by using the formula (=Annual volatility/SQRT (no of
⦁
working days)
Calculate future price by using the formula (=Current price*(1+NORMINV (RAND
(),0, Daily volatility)
OUTCOME:
Return (natural
S.NO Date CLOSE RETURN% logarithm)
1 31-Dec-24 1,215.45
1
3
15 10-Dec-24 1,284.85 0.005202629 0.005189142
1
4
41 31-Oct-24 1,332.05 -0.00493034 -0.004942534
1
5
67 24-Sep-24 2,978.75 -0.003062351 -0.00306705
1
6
93 19-Aug-24 2,976.80 -0.00504696 -0.005059739
1
7
119 10-Jul-24 3,168.45 0.002261728 0.002259174
1
8
145 03-Jun-24 3,020.65 0.080907481 0.077800948
1
9
171 25-Apr-24 2,919.95 0.0051117 0.00509868
2
0
197 14-Mar-24 2,862.95 0.009342664 0.009299291
2
1
223 07-Feb-24 2,884.30 -0.005499526 -0.005514704
2
2
249 01-Jan-24 2,590.25 -0.008213041 -0.008246954
2 1672.52
3 1673.22
4 1674.14
5 1672.76
6 1672.73
7 1672.87
8 1674.66
9 1674.19
10 1674.66
2
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EXERCISE – 9
LOAN AMORTISATION
AIM:
To find the total duration for repaying a given loan amount using MS Excel.
PROCEDURE:
• Type in the PMT function for calculation of the loan repayment tenure, with an annual
interest rate (in %), for some years duration and a present value, that is the amount borrowed
for a given INR.
• Type in the 'PPMT' formula to find out the principal value for the total payment.
• Insert the 'IPMT formula' to estimate the interest to be paid with the principal.
• Update the current balance and chose the appropriate range for the 1st payment and drag it
down for just 1 row below.
• Then, change the balance formula.
• Now, select the next set of range for the 2nd payment and drag it down up to last payment
period.
• The final balance will get the result. It will take around a few months to repay the given
loan value.
• If done correctly, the principal value will increase, and the interest rate should decrease.
OUTCOME:
AMOUNT ₹ 13,00,000
INTEREST RATE 8%
YEAR 7 yrs
PAYMENT
NUMBER AMOUNT PRINCIPAL INTEREST BALANCE
2
4
7 (₹20,262.08) (₹12,067.03) (₹8,195.05) ₹12,17,190.60
2
5
33 (₹20,262.08) (₹14,342.61) (₹5,919.47) ₹8,73,577.60
2
6
59 (₹20,262.08) (₹17,047.32) (₹3,214.76) ₹4,65,166.54
2
7
EXERCISE 10
LOAN WITH DIFFERENT DURATION
AIM:
PROCEDURE:
⦁ Excel and create columns for Loan Amount, Interest Rate, Duration, and Monthly
⦁
Payment.
⦁
Enter loan details in respective columns.
⦁
Use the formula:
⦁
PMT*(Interest Rate/12, Duration*12, -Loan Amount)
⦁
Divide the interest rate by 12 (months).
⦁
Multiply the duration by 12 to convert years to months.
⦁
Use a negative sign for the loan amount to get a positive result.
⦁
Apply the formula for different duration and observe the changes.
Format cells if necessary for better readability.
OUTCOME:
Years 10
15
20
2
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EXERCISE 11
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
AIM:
To calculate the Return and risk involved in combination of securities and to measure profit or
loss of an investment over time.
PROCEDURE:
⦁
⦁
Select the securities combination.
⦁
Collect the necessary data from NSE website.
⦁
Enter and arrange the data in Excel.
Calculate the Return with the help of close price by using the formula
⦁
=ln(P1/P0))
Calculate average return by using the formula
⦁
=AVERAGE (number1, [number2], ...)
Calculate standard deviation by using the formula
⦁
=STDEV (number1, [number2],...])
Calculate correlation by using the formula
⦁
= CORREL (array1, array2)
Calculate the portfolio return by using the formula
⦁
= (*)+(*)
Calculate the portfolio risk by using the formula
⦁
=SQRT (())
Calculate the maximum return and minimum risk.
OUTCOME:
2
9
19-Jan-23 1,355.15 0.016330082 1,767.30 0.002492778
3
0
BAJAJ FINSERV LIMITED KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK
LIMITED
CONSTRUCTION OF PORTFOLIO
3
1
EXERCISE 12
ALTMAN Z
SCORE
AIM:
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
Particulars Amount
3
2
BAL/SHEET Total Assets 160529
Market Value of
CASH FLOW AND STOCK Equity 9,673
X1 0.23343446 0.28012135
X2 0.4849155 0.6788817
X3 0.02174062 0.07174405
`X4 0.78448662 0.47069197
X5 0.07006211 0.07006211
Z Score 1.57150117
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3
EXERCISE 13
VLOOKUP
AIM:
To search for a specific piece of information and to look up from certain data in a table
organized vertically, in MS Excel.
PROCEDURE:
⦁
⦁
Open a MS Excel file.
⦁
Type in the necessary data sets as columns in the excel sheet.
Make sure to put the numbers only in columns since VLOOKUP does not
⦁
work with rows.
⦁
Now, click on the cell where the VLOOKUP formula has to be applied.
Type in the [=VLOOKUP] formula and the rest of the values asked in
⦁
between the open and close parenthesis.
⦁
=VLOOKUP (lookup value, table_array, Column_index_num, [range_lookup])
Get the cell where the lookup value is noted and then enter the cell's name into the
⦁
VLOOKUP formula, followed by a comma.
Go to the top-left cell where the data has been stored. Enter its name into the formula,
type a colon (:), and find the bottom-right cell in the same data group to add that in the
⦁
formula, with a comma.
Look for the column’s index number with the value needed for the VLOOKUP to
⦁
display and then type the same with a comma after it.
Type in (FALSE) to close the formula. This will allow VLOOKUP to get the exact
⦁
value in the specified column for the specific item.
Finally, press ‘Enter’ and the formula will fetch the results.
OUTCOME:
EXACT MATCH:
ID 47
3
4
Salary $90,203
ID 16
SALARY $99,867
APPROXIMATE MATCH:
Score Grade
0 F
60 D
70 C
80 B
90 A
Score 67
Grade D
SCORE 89
GRADE B
3
5
74 Henry Whitaker $58,339
16 Alexander Prescott $125,180
3
6
EXERCISE 14
HLOOKUP
AIM:
To Retrieve some information from a table by searching table arrays from MS Excel.
PROCEDURE:
⦁
⦁
Open a MS Excel file with data.
⦁
Copy the data and right click on the empty cell.
⦁
Go to paste special and click transpose and click OK.
⦁
Prepare the data columns for which H-LOOKUP has to be applied.
⦁
Calculate using H-LOOKUP by using formula,
⦁
=HLOOKUP (lookup value, table_array, row_index_num, [range_lookup])
Click Enter and save the sheet.
OUTCOME:
EXACT MATCH
ID 85 92 37 41 68 74 89
ID 41
Salary 103500
ID 74
Salary 120450
APPROXIMATE MATCH
Score 0 50 65 75 85 95
Grade F D C B A A+
3
7
Score 78
Grade B
Score 34
Grade F
ID 85 92 37 41 68 74 89
FIRST MATCH
ID 85 92 37 41 68 74 89
3
8
H LOOK UP IS CASE INSENSITIVE
ID 85 92 37 41 68 74 89
N/A ERROR
ID 85 92 37 41 68 74 89
3
9
EXERCISE 15
IF FUNCTION
AIM:
The IF function in Excel is used to perform logical tests and return different values based on
whether the condition is TRUE or FALSE. It helps in decision-making within spreadsheets.
PROCEDURE:
OUTCOME:
1. SIMPLE
If the price is greater than $400 then the result is shown as “HIGH” and If condition is Vice
Versa then the result is shown as “LOW”
Price Result
$256 Low
$456 High
$534 High
$876 High
$345 Low
If both the Internals and Externals are above 40 marks the the result will be shown as
“PASS” and Vice versa condition
Oliver 65 45 Pass
Sophia 35 95 Fail
Ethan 54 23 Fail
Ava 45 88 Pass
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0
Noah 78 48 PASS
XYZ 23 44 FAIL
If either score 1 or score 2 has value of greater than 40 then the result is “PASS” and
vice versa condition then the result is “FAIL”
Mason 87 67 Pass
Harper 33 24 Fail
Liam 34 76 Pass
Charlotte 12 37 Fail
COMBINATION OF IF, AND & OR
If the product is a "Laptop" or the color is "Silver", a 30% discount will be applied.
For all other products, a 15% discount will be given.
5. NESTED IF
If the score is below 30, the grade is "F"; if the score is between 30 and 50, the
grade is "D"; if the score is between 50 and 70, the grade is "C"; if the score is between 70
and 80, the grade is "B"; if the score is between 80 and 90, the grade is "A"; if the score is
above 90, the grade is "O".
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1
Marks Grade
Below 30 F
30 - 50 D
50-70 C
70-80 B
80-90 A
90-100 O
Leo 49 D
Luna 22 F
Ezra 78 B
Violet 84 A
Kai 96 O
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