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List of banks in India

List of banks in India List of banks in India List of banks in India. List of banks in India Public-sector banks There are currently 27 public sector banks in India out of which 19 are nationalized banks and 6 are SBI and its associate banks and rest two are IDBI Bank and Bharatiya Mahila Bank, which are categorized as other public sector banks. There are a total of 93 … [Read more...] about List of banks in India

Derivatives Markets – The Development and Creative Application of Financial Techniques

Derivatives Markets - Financial engineering can be defined as the development and creative application of financial techniques for solving financial problems, exploiting investment opportunities, and to add value. Derivatives Markets Financial transactions and investment activities particularly insecurities as well as involve uncertainty. Fluctuations in the financial assets … [Read more...] about Derivatives Markets – The Development and Creative Application of Financial Techniques

Time is a Great Healer

Time is a Great Healer - Disappointment and sadness may come into one's life !! Time is a Great Healer According to William Sydney Porter, " Life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles. " In this regard, we can say that weal and woe come by turns. So the disappointment or sadness reduces with the passage of time. Disappointment or sadness may come if our body and soul … [Read more...] about Time is a Great Healer

We Live in Deeds Not in Years

We Live in Deeds Not in Years. Human life is very short. But man can add value to it if he/she makes proper use of time. By doing frequent good deeds, he defeats the limitation of a short life. We Live in Deeds Not in Years For example a large oak tree lives for three hundred years. At last, it is used as firewood. A lily lives for a day but it scatters sweet fragrance. … [Read more...] about We Live in Deeds Not in Years

Factors Determining Stock Price

Factors Determining Stock Price: Literature hypothesizes that the fluctuations in earnings are much more pronounced than the fluctuations in dividends. A downturn in earnings is not followed by a downturn in dividends unless the downturn in earnings persists for a long period. As result management knows that the market reacts negatively to dividend downturns, hence they are … [Read more...] about Factors Determining Stock Price

Bond Markets

Bond Markets. Understanding of fixed income securities. Fixed income securities are the investment alternatives generating predetermined fixed income to the investors. Bonds and debentures offer the investors the opportunity to earn stable nominal returns with low risk of loss of principal if held to maturity. Nevertheless, bonds also offer investors the chance to earn more … [Read more...] about Bond Markets

Valuation Purposes

Valuation Purposes Valuation Purposes.  Photo Credit The purpose of the valuation may be summarized as under - For return on investment. The purchase of a business return on investment is an important consideration. Purchasing the controlling interest in a business. This serves the same purpose as the purchase of an active business. However, the part purchased should … [Read more...] about Valuation Purposes

Common Stock Valuation through Capitalization Technique

Common Stock Valuation through Capitalization Technique. A capitalization technique is merely a method of converting future cash returns into a single present or intrinsic value for security. Common stock offers the potential for growth of future cash flows, and this must be reflected in the intrinsic value analysis. Common Stock Valuation through Capitalization … [Read more...] about Common Stock Valuation through Capitalization Technique

Basic Valuation Model

Basic Valuation Model. The general principle of valuation also applies to share or stock valuation. The value of a share today is a function of the cash inflows expected by the investors and the risk associated with the cash inflows. The cash inflows expected from an equity share will consist of the dividend expected to be received by the owner while holding the share and the … [Read more...] about Basic Valuation Model