The Securities & Exchange Board of India has issued a notification regarding the Standardisation of Rating Scales Used by Credit Rating Agencies on 31st October 2022 & shall come into...
MORESEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) came into existence on 30th January 1992 as a legal authority under a regulation. The regulation was consented by both Parliament houses on...
MOREThe transactions regarding M&A in banking sector are mainly reviewed as a large ticket strategy that doesn’t deliver extreme gains. It should be noted that the economy of India essentially...
MORESEBI was established as a statutory regulatory body on February 21, 1992. It controls and monitors the Indian capital & securities market while ensuring to safeguard the investors’ interests, formulating...
MOREMoney Market Funds (MMF) invest in short-term debt instruments, cash & cash equivalent, rated high quality. So, investors with lower risk patience are always on the lookout for investments options...
MOREAn Offer Document is a document that includes all the pertinent company details, initiatives, financial information, problem types, promoters, etc., and it is used by the issuer to invite subscriptions...
MOREThe SEBI or Securities & Exchange Board of India has asked depositories, TAI (Trustees Association of India), and Stock Exchanges to create, maintain, and host a system that uses DLT...
MOREIn the background of Mergers and Acquisitions, LBOs (Leveraged Buyouts), stock investment, financial research, stock option assessment, and practically all other evaluation conditions, company values are significant. Enterprise Value and...
MOREIn the earlier few decades, Mergers and Acquisitions have continuously seen a rising trend. Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) is no longer only limited to big firms, but small businesses are...
MOREThe funding of Venture Capital which Venture Capital Firms generally fund, high net-worth individuals etc. is provided in the form of institutional funding to start-ups during their development phase; thus,...
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