| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
therefore, is called the the various sources from where funds life blood of any business. The can be procured for starting as also for running a bu... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
employees, etc. Also when the business required varies from one business expands, it needs funds. concern to another depending on The financial nee... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
assets. from banks, friends etc. In case of No matter how small or large a company form of organisation, the business is, it needs funds for differ... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
invested in acquisition of fixed assets such as equipment, plant, etc. the business for a longer duration Where the funds are required for a and is... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
incurred. Generally, borrowed funds properly understood so that the best are provided on the security of some fixed assets. available source of rai... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
selfIn some cases, business is required to financing or ‘ploughing back of profits’. The profit available for ploughing back mortgage its assets as... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
shareholders as they would get (i) Trade credit is a convenient and lower dividends; (ii) It is an uncertain source of funds continuous source of f... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
is generally a costly source of funds as compared to most other The factor charges fees for sources of raising money. the services rendered. Factor... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
contract. At the end of the lease period, debt that a firm might otherwise the asset goes back to the lessor. Lease be unable to obtain; finance pr... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
obsolescence is borne payment. In other words it is a renting by the lesser. This allows greater flexibility to the lessee to replace of an asset f... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
manufacturer to add value to his sales, he finds the best way to sell the product on lease. Vendor leasing is gaining increasing importance. Presen... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
not respond deposits can take care of both medium when the company needs money; and short-term financial requirements (iii) Collection of public de... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
the maturity date of the CP impersonal method of financing. should not go beyond the date up to As such if a firm is not in a which the credit rati... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
sound and highly a company and thus the capital rated firms can raise money raised by issue of such shares through commercial papers. New is known ... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
voting power, and shareholders is not compulsory. earnings of existing equity Therefore, there is no burden on shareholders; (iv) More formalities ... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
shares. Thus, preference shares shares as source of business finance are as follows: have some characteristics of both (i) Preference shares are no... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
Merits money, which it promises to repay at The merits of raising funds through a future date. Debenture holders are, therefore, termed as creditor... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
which have a right to participate in the further surplus of a company shares which after dividend at a certain rate has been paid on equity shares ... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
which create a charge on the assets of the company, thereby mortgaging the assets of the company. Unsecured debentures on the other hand do not car... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
business organisations borrowers is kept confidential; (see Box E). These institutions are (iii) Formalities such as issue of established by the ce... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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(ii) Six months deposits; (iii) Call deposits. Interest rate on ICDs may remain fixed or may be floating. The rate of interest on these deposits is... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
bank issues depository receipts (i) Commercial Banks: Commercial against these shares. Such banks all over the world extend foreign depository rec... |
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| Class XI |
Chemistry |
Chemistry Part-I |
6 |
explain the dependence of degree mixture of reactants and products in the equilibrium state of ionization on concentration is called an equilibrium... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
to Asian Development Bank. American citizens and can be listed (iii) International Capital Markets: and traded on a stock exchange Modern organisat... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
8 |
up by 370 per cent from ` 34 on May 17, 2004 to around ` 160 on the BSE recently. Videocon Industries, Lyka Labs, Indian Overseas Bank, Jubilant Or... |
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