Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMFs) were introduced in India in April 1991 to provide an additional short term investment avenue to investors and to bring money market instruments within the reach of individuals. The guidelines for MMMFs were announced by the Reserve Bank in April 1992. The Reserve Bank had made several modifications in the scheme to make it more flexible and attractive to banks and financial institutions. These guidelines were subsequently incorporated into the revised SEBI regulations.
In the preparation and presentation of financial statements, certain components are essential to provide a complete and transparent view of a company's ...
For initiating proceedings under IBC, what is the minimum amount of default?
Which of the following is an intangible asset?
What does first ‘P’ in the security instrument PNCPS, stand for?
In capital budgeting, the discount rate used in the net present value method is also known as:
Imputed cost is _______
Unpaid matured debentures/deposits?
Which of the following factors does not affect the price of bullion?
1) Supply and demand.
2) Economic and political cond...
There is a scheme enabling lending of idle securities the investors to the clearing corporation and earning the return through the same. This scheme is ...
Who introduced the concept of 'Accredited Investors' in the Indian securities markets?
