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Someone: “How do I stop myself from sleeping while at work?”
Kabir: “It’s simple. Just search How to Not Sleep at Work by Sandeep Maheshwari, and you’re sorted!” 🤟

Meet Kabir Shrivastava, our teammate with the best solution to all worldly problems- seeking motivation from his guru, Sandeep Maheshwari. Today, he completed his 1st year at Finology, and we couldn’t be more excited! 🥳

He’s so close with almost everybody at the office that we couldn’t believe we’ve known him for only a year. 

Not just that; in this short span, Kabir has also moulded Finology’s Social Media presence into what it is today. 📈

A few aspects this guy never runs out of:
- Love for biryani 🍗
- Mimicking skills 🎭
- Knowledge of every on-trend meme 🤡
- Dedication to all tasks he takes up 🎯

A Very Happy 1st Wrosk Anniversary to the most playfully patient person in the team. 💛

Did you know that Banks will pay you 100 times the annual locker rent?🤑

Wondering how? ⤵️

In the event of incidents like - 

• Fire 
• Building collapse
• Fraudulent activity is done by its employees.

BUT,

Banks are not liable to provide any compensation for the destruction due to - 
• Natural disasters 
• Floods
• Earthquakes

🚧 This might surprise many, but you must understand that when you rent a bank locker, you take on the complete risk associated with it.

#finology #money #bank 

Sakshi Dhakre , one of our amazing content writers at Team Insider, has written a fantastic article titled, "The Infamous Scams of India's Biggest Scamsters." 

Here's a glimpse of all the stories she has covered with a juicy zing:

📌The Coalgate scam: one of India's biggest scandals, involved allegations against the UPA government for allotting coal blocks without the necessary competitive bidding process mandated by government authorities. These irregularities occurred between 2004 and 2009.

📌The 2G spectrum scam: dubbed the "mother of all scams" by the Supreme Court, implicated former telecom minister A Raja for allegedly allocating wireless spectrum and licenses at greatly reduced prices in 2008.

📌The Commonwealth scam: Suresh Kalmadi's mastermind, involved an astounding pilferage of ₹70,000 crores. The organizing committee led by Suresh Kalmadi made extraordinary plans initially, but all the promises turned into a national embarrassment.

📌Telgi scam: Abdul Karim Telgi's name remains unforgettable in India, known for his masterful forgery of duplicate stamp papers. This exceeded ₹30,000 crore.

📌Nirav Modi scam: Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi executed one of the country's largest bank frauds, using fraudulent Letters of Undertaking (LoUs) to siphon off ₹14,000 crore from Punjab National Bank.

📌Vijay Mallya scam: known as the 'King Of Good Times,' is infamous for masterminding a financial scheme. His Kingfisher Airlines defaulted on loans exceeding ₹9,000 crore, resulting in his departure from India.

📌The Satyam scam: was a major corporate fraud in 2009 involving the founder and chairman, Ramalinga Raju, who confessed to inflating sales, earnings, cash reserves, and employee figures in the company's records, along with diverting funds for personal gain.

📌Harshad Mehta: In 1992, India witnessed a historic event in the world of scams when Harshad Mehta orchestrated the 'Securities Scam.' This elaborate fraud, amounting to approx ₹4,000 crore, marked one of the largest scams ever seen in the Indian stock market.

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What are your views on India's Richest Ganpati idol? 🤔

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10 crucial factors to consider before investing in a company looking at its Order Book. 🎯

India's booming sectors like manufacturing, electronics, defence, railways and infrastructure have led to many companies securing huge orders.

Investors now value them based on order books and their projected cash flows. 

Let's get started with the 10 factors! 

1️⃣ Understanding the Order Book 📊
Before you invest, take time to understand the composition of the company's order book. What are they selling? Who are the customers? What's the order size and delivery timeline?

2️⃣ Contract Duration ⏳
Long-term contracts in the order book provide revenue visibility and stability. Assess the duration of these contracts to gauge the company's financial outlook.

3️⃣ Customer Creditworthiness 💳
Check the creditworthiness of the company's customers. Delays or defaults in payments can affect the company's financial health.

4️⃣ Production and Delivery Capabilities 🏭
Can the company fulfil orders on time? Ensure they have the production and delivery capabilities needed to meet demand efficiently.

5️⃣ Diverse Customer Base 🌍
A diverse customer base can reduce risks. Companies with customers from various industries and regions are less vulnerable to market fluctuations.

6️⃣ Order Book Growth 📈
Consistent growth in the order book is a positive sign. Look for trends over time. A growing order book suggests high demand for the company's products or services.

7️⃣ Management and Execution 👥
Strong leadership and operational expertise are key. Evaluate the management team's ability to turn orders into revenue and profits.

8️⃣ Long-Term Strategy 📚
Understand the company's long-term strategy for sustaining and growing its order book. This includes R&D, market expansion, and customer retention efforts.

9️⃣ Risk Management 📉
Think about risks associated with the order book, like cancellations or demand changes. A diversified order book can help mitigate some of these risks.

🔟 Financial Health 💰
A strong order book should translate into healthy revenue and profitability. Review the company's financial statements to ensure they have the resources to meet obligations and invest in growth.

Investing in a company with a robust order book can be rewarding, but thorough research and consideration of all factors are essential.

If you found this valuable, Quest by Finology has much more to offer! 

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