Question
Consider the following statements regarding the SOPs
generated by SEBI for large corporates- I.Firms will need to meet the borrowing quota over a contiguous period of three years. II.If there is a surplus of borrowings at over 25%,there will be a reduction in the annual listing fee between 2% to 20% at the end of T+2. III.The contribution to the Core Settlement Fund (CSF) will go down from 0.01% to 0.05%. Which of the following statements is/are not true ?Solution
In a move to deepen the bond market, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced sops for large corporates (LCs), which have raised more than the mandated share of 25% of their qualified borrowing through the bond route.  SEBI has also provided a framework from FY25 onwards. Firms will need to meet the borrowing quota over a contiguous period of three years. At the end of three years (last day of T+2 year), if there is a surplus of borrowings at over 25%, the firms will have the following advantages.  One, there will be a reduction in the annual listing fee between 2% to 10% at the end of T+2. Two, the contribution to the Core Settlement Fund (CSF) will go down from 0.01% to 0.05%. The reduction in the fee will depend on meeting the norms between 0-15% and 75%. In case of a shortfall, the additional contribution for a shortfall will range from 0.015% to 0.055% between 0-15% and 75%. Similarly, there will be an additional method to increase the CSF.
A shopkeeper marks the price of an item 40% above its cost price and then offers a discount of 25% on the marked price. If the shopkeeper still earns a ...
A shopkeeper sold an article A at 20% gain and another article B at 20% loss. Find her overall gain or loss percent if selling price of both articles we...
If the selling price of an article is Rs. 540 and the cost price is Rs. 450, what is the profit percentage?
A man bought an article at a certain price, marked it 32% above the cost price and sold it after giving a discount of 25%. If he had bought it for 20% l...
The profit gained from selling a product for Rs. 9,500 equals the loss when the product is sold for Rs. 6,300. If the cost price of the product had been...
‘A’ and ‘B’ started a business by investing Rs.7500 and Rs. 9000, respectively. 4 months later, ‘C’ joined them with...
Marked price of an article is Rs.1000 more than the cost price. When the same article is sold at a discount of Rs.100, the profit percent earned is 15%....
A bought an article at 25% less of the marked price and sold it at 20% more than the marked price. Find the profit earned by him.
The ratio of the cost price and marked price of an article is 5:9, respectively. The article is sold after giving a discount of Rs. 900 such that there ...
The item "Butter" is marked up by Rs. 490 above the cost price. Subsequently, a discount is applied, resulting in a 12% profit for the entire transactio...
Relevant for Exams:
