A company is a legal entity that represents a group of people with a common goal, whether natural, legal, or a combination of both. Companies in India are registered under the Companies Act, 2013, as an act of the Indian parliament. Different types of corporations with different leadership roles for stockholders & employees can be… Continue reading Are privately placed securities allowed to be issued for unlisted companies?
Month: April 2022
Why the Russia-Ukraine conflict might be the right time to buy into Indian private equities?
The Indian stock market has been quite volatile in the recent past. The expectation of interest rate hikes by major central banks, supply-side disruptions, and high inflation figures across the globe, have been the primary reasons for this volatility. Amidst this, the Russian-Ukraine conflict has intensified the uncertainty and volatility of the Indian stock market. … Continue reading Why the Russia-Ukraine conflict might be the right time to buy into Indian private equities?
An Absolute Guide to Loan against Demat Shares.
Guide to Loan against Demat Shares. We all would agree to the fact that obtaining a loan, whether to meet any financial emergencies or to achieve specific goals has become easier and more accepted than it’s ever been. However, owing to the huge demand, they come with high lending rates; making them unattainable and unaffordable… Continue reading An Absolute Guide to Loan against Demat Shares.
The Process of Demat Account and Conversion of Physical Share Certificates to Demat form
INTRODUCTION: Dematerialisation concept took place in 1996 with the formation of National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL) and it enjoyed a virtual monopoly till establishment of another depository called Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. (CDSL). And thereafter, amidst competition, investors at large gain benefits of better servicing and the reduced cost of dematerialization process. The only… Continue reading The Process of Demat Account and Conversion of Physical Share Certificates to Demat form
Unlisted Shares – 10 Most Popular Counters Chased by Informed Investors.
We are witnessing a surge in unlisted shares trades and rising volumes as recent cases of rewards has attracted informed investors to shift their investment plans. While there are many delisted, unlisted shares available under the OTT platform and the price variation is very high since it is not on a regular trading platform. Trades… Continue reading Unlisted Shares – 10 Most Popular Counters Chased by Informed Investors.
Upcoming IPOs in 2022, and Why you should invest in Pre-IPO Shares.
What is an IPO? Through an IPO (Initial Public Offering), a company offers its shares to the public for the first time to raise capital that it may use for business expansion or debt payment. These shares can be previously held by the company management or new issue. After completing the IPO process, the company… Continue reading Upcoming IPOs in 2022, and Why you should invest in Pre-IPO Shares.
Tax Saving Solution: How to plan and invest in top tax saving mutual funds?
In recent years, mutual funds as an investment option have gained immense popularity among investors. Be it SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) or direct mutual fund investments, they are receiving much attention from investors today. The Indian mutual fund industry has grown tremendously in the last ten years. As of January 31, 2012, the AUM (assets… Continue reading Tax Saving Solution: How to plan and invest in top tax saving mutual funds?
How do I invest in bonds in India? How are they different from a Fixed Deposit scheme (F.D)?
Bonds and fixed deposits are fixed-income instruments that bring assured returns through interest & principal repayments. Both the investment instruments have a fixed tenure. Despite their similarities on these lines, these two instruments vary across several other parameters. Bonds are a way for governments or companies to borrow from investors. These borrowed funds help entities… Continue reading How do I invest in bonds in India? How are they different from a Fixed Deposit scheme (F.D)?