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Business Plan Cheat Sheet – Two business plans up for a half baked sale

November 15, 2010

We learn by doing, seeing and at time imitating. For that is what it took for me to write my first business plan. The course that made it happen was Glen Hubbard’s Entrepreneurial Finance at Columbia Business School. For the past three terms I had been working on the outline of an idea and using the spare time available at …Read the Rest

FinanceTrainingCourse.com is now live

November 7, 2010

Eight months ago I asked myself a simple question. Is it possible to make money online selling content and advertising to people I haven’t met with only Google as a facilitator. The general answer I had received over the past few years was yes but the details about “how” were missing. Three friends held out their hands so that I …Read the Rest

Quick question: How much should one pay for a peek at a real business plan

October 20, 2010

Just tweaking an idea that has been bothering me for the last few days? How much would you pay for a peek at a real business plan that picked up funding, investors and partners? 10 dollars, 30 dollars, 50 dollars or more. The plan focuses on a technology and product business (so not a dry cleaner or deli) and includes …Read the Rest

Asia Pacific ICT Awards 2010 – After thoughts at 10,000 meters in the air…

October 17, 2010

At the CIP Lounge on Sunday night, just before boarding my Emirates flight to Kula Lumpur, Malaysia, I had a single thought in my mind. It would be nice to get some sleep for a change. The week leading up to the departure of our delegation to the APICTA 2010 awards scheduled at KLCC had been exciting as well as …Read the Rest

PASHA ICT Awards 2010 – List of winners and runners up.

October 8, 2010

Interesting to note the clean sweep by CARE and CASE together at the ICT Awards and the win by Ali Abbas Sikandar, the Tameer Bank CIO for the PASHA ICT Awards CIO of the year award. While Islamabad companies have always done well at the award, this is the first time that one entity picked up five awards at the …Read the Rest

PASHA ICT Awards 2010 – List of winners and runners up.

October 8, 2010

  The complete list of winners and runners up.   Research & DevelopmentProduct: Massively Parallel Fingerprint Matching SystemCARE (Center for Advanced Research in Engineering)www.carepvtltd.comWinner Research & DevelopmentProduct: HozaaTEchArete(Pvt) Ltdwww.techArete.comRunner-up Research & DevelopmentProduct: BlastSimHikmah Techwww.HikmahTech.comRunner-up Tools and Infrastructure ApplicationsProduct: TangoElixir Technologies Pakistanwww.elixir.com www.tango.elixir.com Winner Tools and Infrastructure ApplicationsProduct: WebSilo Document Collaboration SuiteFolio3Http://www.folio3.com Runner-up   Tools & Infrastructure ApplicationsProduct: SysDocFlowSystems Limitedwww.systemsltd.com/ Runner-up …Read the Rest

Options Pricing Training: Binomial Trees

October 3, 2010

Binomial Trees This course focuses on an alternative method of implementing a two-dimensional binomial tree compared to the traditional method of building a binomial tree presented in most option pricing text books.   The alternate approach is based on the techniques documented by Professor Mark Broadie at Columbia Business School as part of his coursework in Security Pricing and Computational Finance …Read the Rest

Basic Accounting Crash Course: Small Business Accounting training: General Journal and General Ledger

September 29, 2010

Basic Accounting Crash Course: Small Business Accounting training: General Journal and General Ledger   As mentioned before, all the transactions that do not involve cash or do not deal with inventory will go to the general journal first and then to the relevant ledgers. Examples of such transactions can be the sale and purchase of fixed assets, adjustments that need …Read the Rest

New Option pricing using spreadsheets course at Learning Corporate Finance

September 25, 2010

This course focuses on an alternative method of implementing a two-dimensional binomial tree compared to the traditional method of building a binomial tree in excel presented in most option pricing text books.   The alternate approach is based on the techniques documented by Professor Mark Broadie at Columbia Business School as part of his coursework in Security Pricing and Computational Finance …Read the Rest

IRS Pricing and Value at Risk store goes live at Learning Corporate Finance

September 9, 2010

After a number of requests for an offline, easier to use, read and work with electronic version of our courses, Learning Corporate Finance announces the soft launch of its online course inventory store.  For soft launch, our most popular Value at Risk (VaR) and Interest Rate Derivatives courses have been converted into PDF files with supporting Excel calculation examples. Pricing …Read the Rest