Question
The debt instruments that allow Indian companies to
raise money in local currency (INR) from foreign investors are called ______.Solution
Masala Bonds are rupee-denominated bonds issued by Indian entities in overseas markets. • Unlike FCCBs or FCEBs (which are denominated in foreign currencies), Masala Bonds are issued in Indian rupees. • Both the coupon payments (interest) and the principal repayment are made in INR. • Since they are denominated in rupees, the currency risk is borne by the foreign investors, not the issuing Indian company. This instrument enables Indian companies to access global capital while protecting themselves from exchange rate fluctuations.
Kind of value which shows concerns for others ____________.
Which of the following is a restriction regarding investments made by banks in securities/instruments issued by NBFCs?
Which among the following correctly calculates Conversion Cost?
Delegation is considered as an important principle in management. It is a part of the _______ Â management function
A company’s 1000 par preferred stock pays a Rs 50 annual dividend and has a required rate of return of 8%. Calculate the value of the preferred stock ...
 A portfolio to the right of the market portfolio on the Capital Market Line is:
Where will the Bill receivable discounted but not due till date of final accounts, be shown under?
A risk-averse investor is best described as an individual as __________
What is the name of the term deposit scheme launched by the State Bank of India (SBI) offering up to 7.75% interest?
India’s first Long term Fiscal policy was adopted during the tenure of ..................... as Minister of Finance.
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