FINVISOR: Decode. Design. Dominate.

What is FinVisor?

Finvisor is a national-level personal finance and investment strategy case competition designed to simulate real-world financial decision-making.

Participants step into the role of a financial planner and are challenged to design a goal-based investment portfolio under realistic economic conditions. The competition blends concepts from personal finance, investments, macroeconomics, and strategy, encouraging participants to think beyond textbook theory.

Unlike conventional case competitions, Finvisor focuses on life centric finance how individuals plan, invest, and grow wealth while balancing risk, uncertainty, and long-term goals.

Aim of FinVisor

The primary aim of Finvisor is to build financial awareness, strategic thinking, and practical investing skills among students.

Through this competition, participants learn to:

• Understand how money grows over time
• Align investments with real-life goals such as housing, retirement, or entrepreneurship
• Make informed decisions under changing economic conditions
• Develop long-term financial discipline and portfolio thinking

Finvisor aims to bridge the gap between earning money and managing wealth, empowering participants to make smarter financial decisions both personally and professionally.

Why Participate in Finvisor?

• Gain hands-on exposure to personal financial planning and portfolio design
• Apply classroom concepts like asset allocation, risk-return trade-off, and diversification
• Develop decision-making skills under uncertainty
• Enhance financial literacy that extends beyond the competition
• Strengthen your CV with a practical, strategy-driven finance experience
• Compete with top minds and gain recognition

Competition Structure

Finvisor is conducted in multiple stages, designed to test both conceptual understanding and strategic execution.

Round 1: FinSparks Quiz

Participant shall put his financial intelligence to the test in the FinSparks Quiz to identify the next generation of finance planners. The team captain will have 15 minutes in the online eliminator round featuring 25 challenging questions across personal finance, investing, and global economics. This round will assess participant’s speed, accuracy, and understanding of real-world financial concepts.

Round 2: The Money Blueprint Challenge (Case Competition)

The Money Blueprint Challenge is a dynamic personal finance case competition designed to test participating teams’ ability to think as real-world financial planners and strategists. It challenges the participants to design an investment roadmap that balances growth, risk, and liquidity while adapting to the changing market conditions and evolving family goals.

Round 3: FinVision Round

In the final round, the shortlisted teams step into The Boardroom, where their financial strategies meet real-world scrutiny. Participants will present their 10-year financial roadmap, showcasing how effectively they’ve balanced risk, return, and goal achievement while adapting to macroeconomic shifts and market disruptions. Each team must defend its assumptions, justify its investment choices, and demonstrate clarity in both numbers and narrative. The focus is on strategic thinking, analytical depth, and presentation finesse similar to a real client pitch to a financial advisory board.

Prizes

• Winner:  Rs 14,000
• 1st Runner up:  Rs 8,000
• Participation certificates 

Guidelines & Rules

• Each team should have a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 3 participants. 
• There is no limit on the number of teams that can participate from a single institute, however, no student from an institute can be part of more than one team from the same institute. 
  Modification of the team composition or team details after the first round of submissions is not allowed. 
• Any deviation from the above will result in immediate disqualification of the entire team. 
• All decisions regarding eligibility and final judgment shall rest with Excellence.
• The format and rules of events are subject to change before the start of the event. 
• Only the team leader, the person who registered the team, will be able to play the online quiz. 
• Plagiarism or violations of any of the above said rules will lead to disqualification of the team. 
• The final decision rests with The TAPMI Finance Forum – TAPMI. 

In academic year 2024-25

The event was conducted from 17th to 01st Dec 2025. The event had a massive 600+ registrations from top colleges across the country.

The final results are as follows:

The Round 2: The Money Blueprint Challenge (Case Competition) – Case is given below.