Shamir Kumar Nandy

If you're looking for some coaching on how to get some business rolling, here are three ideas that won't cost you anything and have been very effective for many of my clients. These are some first step ideas to get things going which Shamir Kumar Nandy understand is very much needed for a lot of businesses right now.

Being a business owner is exceptionally rewarding in so many ways… but as all successful entrepreneurs know, it’s certainly not all glitz and glamour! We ALL experience problems, and the way we navigate those problems can make or break our business. But what happens when we take it a step further, creating new opportunities by choosing to not only navigate, but instead TACKLE complex problems head on?

Every entrepreneur feels it at some point: The fear of failure. Only half of new businesses make it to their fifth birthday, and that can cause entrepreneurs a lot of stress. However, experts say failure can actually lead to major accomplishments.

Failure has been a key ingredient in some of the business world's great success stories. Learn how resiliency can actually lead to a major triumph.

While you may have ambitious money goals, the key to reaching them is building a collection of smaller everyday habits. By taking baby steps that become second nature over time, you’ll hopefully be able to improve your financial situation. Here are some small habits you can develop today that may help your money grow.

Effective risk management is essential for the success of large projects. Risk management helps you identify, assess and control threats to your capital, earnings and savings. Financial threats or risks come from a myriad of sources, including financial uncertainty, strategic management errors, legal liabilities, accidents and natural disaster

In this Podcast, Shamir Kumar Nandy, Investment Specialist and Business Coach from Malaysia,  discuss the opportunities and risks ahead for emerging markets in the wake of the pandemic.

Small business owners tend to be ambitious for growth, but this costs money and deciding on the best way to fund expansion requires careful planning. Here we take a look at the pros and cons of using savings versus raising external finance.

In all aspects of life, growth is associated with health, vitality and success – this is true in the business world as much as anywhere else.

For any small business owner growth aspirations will constitute a major component of the business plan. You might not be setting out to become the next Ford or Microsoft, but you are certain to want to see your turnover figures on an upward trajectory over those opening years.

If your property's not worth enough to pay what you owe on the mortgage, you're in a situation known as 'negative equity'. If the property's then sold - either by you, or by the lender after they take possession - that negative equity becomes the shortfall. It's the debt that remains after the sale proceeds have been used up.

The shortfall debt may include the monthly instalments and interest added while your property's being sold. If the sale's being handled by your lender, the debt might also include legal costs and estate agency fees.

Before customers make a purchase from you, they need to be able to trust you. They need to trust that your messages are accurate, that what you’re selling matches up to what you say it is and that if anything goes wrong with the transaction, you’ll support them.

In this Podcast Shamir Kumar Nandy discuss the impact the virus has had on Private Equity investors, ESG factors, and the risks and opportunities that lie ahead.