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“Venture Capital and Private Equity”

Topics
1) Introduction and Basic Concepts
2) Entrepreneurship
3) Private Equity
4) Venture Capital
5) Mind Map
6) SOPs
7) Database
8) Fund Processing
Topics
9) Investment Selection
10) Decision Making
11) Fund Raising Challenges
12) Valuation Methods Cash Discounting
13) Present Value and Future Value (Time Value of Money)
14) Financial Factors taken into consideration for Corporate
Valuations
Topics
15) Non-financial factors taken into consideration for Corporate
Valuations
16) New Ventures Valuation
17) Term Sheets
18) Due Diligence
19) Entry and Exit Strategy
20) Ownership Analysis
Topics
21) SEBI Regulations
22) Other Regulations
23) Private Equity, Corporate Governance and Ethics
Evaluation Components
Evaluation Components for the Course Score Break-up

Pre Mid Term 10

Mid Term Test (Internal) 20

Post Mid Term 10

End Term Examination (External) 60

Total 100
Entrepreneurship

and

New Ventures
Concept of Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship

 By the early 18th century the term was applied to “Business & Economic activities
by the French Economist Richard”

 In 1848, The famous economist John Sturt Mill described “Entrepreneurship as the
founding of Private enterprise”

1) New Business with Risk and Rewards


2) Innovation or Creativity
3) Set up new business with larger number of obstacles and barriers.
4) Developing business in order to gain profit by taking several RISKS
Concept of Entrepreneurship

 Risk Bearing Concept

 Innovative Concept

 Managerial Skill Concept

 Creative and Leadership Concept

 High Achievement Capacity Concept

 Professional Concept

 Organisation and Coordination Concept

 Business and Result Oriented


Role of Entrepreneurship in Economic Development

It plays an influential role in the economic growth and development of the country. Its not

working hard to build your business only, indirectly its for the entire local community, state,

region and the overall country.

Economic Growth is defined as the rise in the money value of goods and services

produced by all the sectors of the economy per head during a particular period. It is a

quantitative measure that shows the increase in the number of commercial transactions in

an economy.

Whereas Economic Development is the progress in the socio-economic structure of the


Role of Entrepreneurship in Economic Development

1) Wealth creation and sharing

2) Create Jobs

3) Balanced Regional Development

4) GDP and Per Capita Income

5) Standard of Living

6) Exports

7) Social Responsibilities of Business


Factors Impacting (To initiate Entrepreneurship)

1) Problem Solving Capabilities 10) Research

2) Out of Box thinking 11) Training and Development

3) Motivational Factors 12) Infrastructure

4) Entrepreneurial Skills MOST IMPORTANT ???????????? When we

5) Entrepreneurial Knowledge compare India with other Foreign Countries

6) Economic and Business Environment

7) Government Policies and Incentives

8) Business Laws

9) Technological Development
Types of Entrepreneurs

1) Traditional 10) Researcher (Research before investing money)

2) Manufacturing Most Important Point

3) Small Business MONEY, IDEA & SUPPORT

4) Large Company

5) Social

6) Innovative

8) Imitator (who uses other people’s ideas as essential then tries to make them better)

9) Buyer (Buying pre established business)


Types of Entrepreneurs
Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneur

1) Curious 9) Long term Focus

2) Hunger (For Connecting Dots)

3) Ready for New Challenges

4) Difficult Decisions

5) Team Building

6) Comfortable with Failure

7) Persistence

8) Innovation

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