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Foreign Investors who do not want to be registered with
SEBI as Foreign Portfolio Investors but are desirous of making investments in Indian Stock markets can do throughSolution
Participatory Notes or P-Notes (PNs) are financial instruments issued by a registered foreign portfolio investor (FPI) to an overseas investor who wishes to invest in Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). They are called Offshore derivative Instruments.
Who can enforce the execution of a trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882?
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What is the maximum allocation allowed under equity asset class under the active investment option under NPS for a subscriber up to 50 years of age?
What is the interest rate earned by banks for their contribution to RIDF and other funds if their PSL shortfall is 8% below the target?
Investment in debt instrument for which the company has intention to receive contractual cash flows and for which, the debt gives contractual cash flows...
Auditor employed in the organisation have been paid 70000. This expense will belong to which among the following category?
A security is a freely marketable and the investor has an intention to hold it for dividend income purposes for a period of 15 months only. Under which ...
Calculate the Proprietary ratio of the company, from the above information.
S, an entity had 500 units of product X at 30 June 2015. The product had been purchased at a cost of $18 per unit and normally sells for $24 per unit. R...
The bases of recognition of interest, dividend and rentals earned on investments are covered under which among the following AS?