During my internship, I conducted a comprehensive five-year ratio analysis of Sakthi Finance Limited and its key competitors to support strategic decision-making in the areas of risk management, governance, and financial performance benchmarking. The project involved evaluating core financial ratios across profitability, liquidity, leverage, asset quality, and operational efficiency to identify performance trends, strengths, and early-stage risk signals.

Using advanced Excel functions, automated templates, and risk-modelling techniques, I built a structured comparison model that enabled management to visualize multi-year shifts in financial health, credit exposure, and market positioning. The analysis enabled the team to validate business assumptions, assess peer competitiveness, and align lending strategies with risk appetite.

The project strengthened my ability to work with real-time financial statements, interpret NBFC performance metrics, and apply analytical frameworks used in credit evaluation and corporate finance. In addition to ratio computation, I presented key insights through dashboards and management-ready reports, helping transform raw financial data into decision-oriented insights.

This internship enhanced my practical exposure to financial analysis, Excel automation, NBFC business models, and risk assessment methodologies, while contributing to data-driven governance at Sakthi Finance Limited.

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You said:

In same way ,i did my project in international finance where i compared aud and inr in various macro economic factors

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Here is a 200-word, portfolio-style summary for your International Finance project comparing AUD and INR using macroeconomic factors:

As part of my International Finance coursework, I conducted a comparative analysis of the Australian Dollar (AUD) and the Indian Rupee (INR) by examining key macroeconomic indicators and currency movement drivers over a multi-year period. The objective of the study was to understand how external and internal economic variables influence currency strength, volatility, and long-term valuation trends between a developed economy (Australia) and an emerging economy (India).

The analysis covered factors such as GDP growth, inflation, interest rate differentials, trade balances, foreign exchange reserves, FDI flows, commodity dependence, and monetary policy stance of both central banks (RBA and RBI). Historical exchange rate behaviour was also evaluated to identify periods of sharp appreciation or depreciation and their macroeconomic triggers.

Using Excel-based data modelling and trend comparison techniques, I built a structured framework to visualize macro-currency relationships, enabling clearer interpretation of how global shocks, commodity cycles, and policy decisions shape currency movements.

The project enhanced my understanding of balance of payments, currency valuation theories (PPP, IRP), and international capital flows, while strengthening skills in data interpretation, macro-financial research, and cross-country economic comparison.