NPTEL Entrepreneurship Week 7 Assignment Answers 2024
1. Besides corporate performance and wealth maximisation, financial strategy is linked holistically to:
- Corporate governance
- Ethics and compliance
- Business continuity and Risk management
- All of the above
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2. Investment decisions are usually assessed by the metric of:
- Size of the project
- Nature of the project
- Return on Investment of the project
- Nature of the industry
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3. Which of the following recognises the time value of the money?
- Discounted cash flow
- Simple payback
- Accounting rate of return
- Bank interest rest
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4. Most start-ups get incorporated as:
- One Person Companies
- Limited Liability Partnerships
- Private Limited Companies
- Public Limited Companies
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5. Which is the stage in which private equity typically joins the start-up funding to scale up?
- Post-commercialisation
- Post-IPO
- Pre-commercialisation
- None of the above
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6. Which of the following is a financial strategy decision?
- Diversification strategy decision
- Integration strategy decision
- Dividend decision
- Recruitment strategy decision
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7. In the early phases of a start-up (say, ideation and prototyping), a start-up usually receives:
- Angel funding (also seed funding)
- Venture capital funding
- Private equity funding
- Public issue funding
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8. Which of the following statements is generally true on start-up investments?
- Seed investors invest small amounts and expect big returns even if wanting to exit early
- Private equity investors invest along with seed investors
- Seed investors invest small amounts and accept low returns even while wanting to exit early
- Private equity investors will never want to invest in start-ups
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9. IIT Madras Research Park is primarily a:
- Leading plug and play incubator
- Leading accelerator
- Leading angel investor
- Leading R&D laboratory
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10. Which of the following forms of start-up financing is not legally supported in India:
- Alternative Investment Funds
- Crowdfunding
- Venture capital financing
- Start-up stock exchanges
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