The instrument where coupon and principal payments of bonds are converted into separate securities and are separately traded is called:
STRIPS – Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities: STRIPS are the securities created by way of separating the cash flows associated with a regular G-Sec each semi-annual coupon payment and the final principal payment to be received from the issuer, into separate securities. They are like the Zero-Coupon Bonds (ZCBs). They are created out of existing securities only and unlike other securities, are not issued through auctions.
Which of the following statements about Net Owned Fund (NOF) requirement for ARCs is true?
Consider the following and select which of them forms a part of capital receipts for the GoI
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A company reported net profit before tax of Rs.36,100. It has raised debt capital of Rs.250,000 through 13% debentures. What is the interest coverage ra...
Special effects used to introduce slides in a PowerPoint or any other Software presentation are known as ________?
……………….. is the order size that minimizes the sum of ordering and holding costs related to raw material inventories
...The Bank overdraft repayable on demand will be reported in the cash flow statement as _____
Depreciation is charged as per which principle?
Every individual subscriber is issued a Permanent Retirement Account Number (PRAN) under NPS. How many digits are there in PRAN?
Interest paid on Debentures will come in which of the following activities in the Cash Flow Statement?
What among the following is the item related to off- balance sheet exposure?
A. Deposits
B. Guarantee
C. Call...