Market Sizing Exercise - Bottom-Up vs. Top-Down for an Indian Startup Sector
A product, policy, or compliance pack with user flow, risk controls, regulatory reading, metrics, and implementation plan.
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You are working as a Investment Banking. Your manager asks you to use Market Sizing to answer a real business or investment question and present a decision-ready output.
Show that you can apply Market Sizing in a practical analyst workflow, not only explain the theory.
- Define the customer, product, process, or regulation.
- Map the user journey and risk points.
- List regulatory constraints and assumptions.
- Create process flow, control checklist, and decision logic.
- Define product or compliance metrics.
- Analyze trade-offs between growth, risk, cost, and user experience.
- Write a memo or PRD with requirements, risks, edge cases, and rollout plan.
- Add monitoring and escalation logic.
- Brief
- Model or notebook
- Charts or dashboard
- Resume bullet
- Source and assumption log
- One-page executive summary
- Final output file
- RBI and SEBI official circulars
- NPCI or payment system public resources
- Company product pages
- Public fintech filings or investor decks
- Synthetic customer/application dataset
- Regulatory claims link to official sources.
- Controls are practical, not generic.
- Metrics match the business model.
- User flow handles edge cases.
- Recommendation balances growth and risk.
- Problem: explain the business question and why it matters for Investment Banking.
- Method: describe the data collected, assumptions made, and analysis performed.
- Decision: state the recommendation, key risk, and what would change your view.
Built a a product, policy, or compliance pack with user flow, risk controls, regulatory reading, metrics, and implementation plan. for Market Sizing, using Excel, RBI credit data (free), Census India data (free) to convert raw information into a decision-ready finance output.


