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Ports along the 7,517 odd Kilometer long peninsular coastline of
India have suddenly become the cynosure of investor and public
policy attention in India. Cumulative pressure for widespread
policy-related reforms in the port sector coupled with growing
investor interest in taking up port projects has been building up
ever since the country embarked on the path of economic
liberalization and opened its doors to forces of globalization. The
pace of growth has particularly gathered momentum since the
government invited private sector participation in development of
port infrastructure, especially in designated major ports of the
country in 1996. The story of India's efforts to modernize its port
infrastructure and bring them on par with the international
benchmarks arguably got a kick-start with the establishment of
Nhava Sheva International Container Terminal (NSICT). Overall
macro-economic development objectives of public policy rather than
considerations of business and enterprise-level efficiency and
optimization of port organizations have guided much of the
understanding about the working of the ports in the country. The
report covers the details of around 12 Ports situated in th
This book is based on the research project which was done with Yes
Bank and Max New York Life. It is the study of Unit Linked
Insurance Plan of Max New York Life and how does the growth of the
various insurance plans or the Net Asset Value (NAV) depends on the
portfolio in which the investment has been made and the SENSEX. The
various companies of different sectors have been carefully assessed
which influence the growth rate of these plans. Along with this, it
contains details about the various investment avenues which are
available for the investors for investing their hard earned money
for saving tax and maximising their wealth. The research contains
vital information which can surely help the investors in selecting
the Unit Linked Insurance Plans according to their incomes and
savings. The decision making process is simplified through the
facts found out during the research work. These facts are very
essential to know by any investor before investing in any type of
ULIPs. After reading this book, the readers will be able to
understand the various concepts related to Investment and ULIPS and
also the various factors on which the growth of their investment
depends.
This Book focuses on the Credit and Risk Analysis carried out by
the Banks during appraisal of a loan proposals for Large Corporates
i.e., with a turnover of above 500 crores. The Book focusses about
the fundamental aspects involved in the Credit Appraisal and
associated Risk Management. The Book deals from the perspective of
a Bank and the Regulatory Norms as stipulated by the Regulator of
Banking System in India i.e., Reserve Bank of India. The report is
a descriptive study with basic objective of understanding
procedural aspects involved in the Credit Appraisal and Risk
Management before and after sanctioning of Bank Credit to the Large
Corporate enterprises. During Credit Appraisal, Bank needs to do a
360 assessment of the proposal submitted by the Corporate by
verifying its managerial integrity and commercial, technical,
financial viability. It has been observed that the Credit risk
management enables bank to identify, assess, manage proactively,
and optimize their credit risk.
This Book is on foreign exchange market." Foreign exchange" refers
to money denominated in the currency of another nation or group of
nations. Any person who exchanges money denominated in his own
nation's currency for money denominated in another nation's
currency acquires foreign exchange. Foreign exchange market is a
place where foreign exchanges are traded i.e. one currency is
exchanged for another. Foreign Exchange market is the largest
financial market in the world. From 1997 to the end of 2000, daily
trading volume from Forex trading has surged from 5 billion to 1.5
trillion dollars. Now, daily turnover of over $3.2 trillion. The
two main conclusions are as follows. First, the Euro is likely to
become a major currency in the world. It may even challenge the
dollar as the other major international currency, creating
significant welfare gains. Second, during the transition to
becoming a (or the) major international currency, the Euro is
likely to appreciate.
Finance was not considered so important for business organizations
before the industrial revolution because methods of productions
were very simple, labor was more important than capital and finance
at that time. So these things didn't create any problems. Nowadays
finance is considered as the life blood of every business and
achieved the most important place in today's business. Any business
whether large scale or small scale requires finance for its
operations. So many businesses approach the lending institutions at
some point or the other in order to get some finance in terms of
loans. A lending institution appraises the proposal and then
decides whether to lend the money or not. This process is generally
termed as credit appraisal. Credit appraisal is a process of
assessing the credit worthiness of a borrower. The process of
credit appraisal has assumed increased significance, particularly
during the time of economic downturn .The book is a comprehensive
and a thorough examination of the components of a project.The area
of study in Corporate Banking in Indian Overseas Bank would
include- Working Capital Financing and Term loan financing.
Financial Management is that managerial activity which is concerned
with the planning and controlling of the firm's financial
resources. The subject of financial management is of immense
interest to both academicians and practicing managers. It is of
great interest to academicians because the subject is still
developing. The objective of the study is to obtain true insight
into the Financial Performance and Analysis of the NTPC (RSTPS). To
study the performance of NTPC in the Stock market, viz., comparison
with the Private Sector Power Company. The Findings from the study
on "Financial Performance Analysis of NTPC Ltd." From the Balance
Sheet Trend Analysis, it is clear that there is an improvement in
the financial performance of NTPC as the Total has increased from
100 to 164.76. Conspicuous among the items which have shown a
greater increase are: Reserves & Surplus, loan funds, capital
work-in-progress, investments and loans & advances. 1.From
Trend Analysis and Ratio Analysis, it is found that the present
Financial Performance of NTPC is satisfactory.
This book discusses on mutual fund industry in detail, the impact
of various scrips on the performance of the mutual funds. The book
also discusses on some of the tools and concepts to measure
performance of mutual funds such as average daily return and risk
in stock market to compare with the market indicator, Jenson's
ratio, Treynor's ratio, Sharpe's ratio, and Fama's model. In the
final stage we also discuss about the Investment priorities of
different Investors and evaluate on how investors view mutual
funds. Also focuses on the investment procedure of mutual funds,
investor's preference regarding mutual funds, and motivational
factors of mutual fund investors.
The CAPM model which was developed by Sharpe (1964), Lintner
(1965), and Black (1972) was largely supported by Black, Jensen and
Scholes (1972), Fama and Macbeth (1973) and Blume and Friend
(1973). Later this method was questioned on various grounds. Our
book mainly focuses on the estimation of 19 PSBs and PSFIs returns
for the period of 1998-2010 using the CAPM frame work. Further this
paper compares the CAPM returns with that of the Annual Market
Returns (AMR). We have selected these PSBs and PSFs on the basis of
the companies quoted in the BSE stock Exchange in India for the
period 1998-2010. The study states that most of the companies
scrips are undervalued and have not rewarded the investors
properly.
This Book focuses on the Influence of Corporate Financials with
Equity Returns. Since the economic and industry-specific factors
are common for all the companies in an industry, it is expected
that the underlying performance of the companies determines the
returns from the equity shares of companies in the industry.
Further the analysis progresses with inter-comparison and
cross-verification of the individual companies in the industry with
the corresponding private sector company on a sample basis.
Therefore, the present study has carried out an industry-wise
investigation whether equity returns are influenced by the
corporate fundamentals or not, and also a general performance of
the various parameters of the financial institutions has been
carried out. For the purpose, public and private sector financial
institutions have been selected. The sample scrips selected are
PSB's quoted at BSE, consistently during the period 1992-93 to
2008-09 were selected. It has been found from the regression
results that the book value of share and dividend per share are the
only independent variables which significantly impact the equity
returns.
The General objective is to study the past performance of the staff
co-operative society by considering the past financial Statements
and suggest measures to improve the financial performance. To study
the liquidity, profitability and etc the tools of ratio analysis
like current ration, super quick ration, debt -equity ratio are
used, to study the performance over a period of time Comparative
and common size statements are used the tools are used to analyze
and interpret the performance over the study period. The study
would enable the management to take decision on cost cutting
measures, cost of capital, and capital budgeting decision of the
society. This would become a guiding research for the future as
this is the first kind of report submitted in the history of the
co-operative society beginning from 1965 onwards. The study would
enable the management to take decision on cost cutting measures,
cost of capital, and capital budgeting decision of the society.
This would become a guiding research for the future as this is the
first kind of report submitted in the history of the co-operative
society beginning from 1965 onwards.
Oil, Gas, Hydroelectricity, Nuclear power and Coal are the five
constituents of conventionally used primary energy. Wind and solar
are two examples of non-conventional sources. The Indian oil and
gas sector constitutes 38% of total conventional primary energy
consumption, which is lower than the world average of 62%, the per
capita consumption of oil and gas is 117 kg against the world
average of 925 kg's. The public sector undertakings in the oil and
gas sector account for over 38% of total profit after tax earned
and 45% dividend declared by PSU s as a whole. The share of
petroleum sector in national excise and custom duty collections is
at 20%. Public enterprises (especially oil sector companies) which
constituted an important segment of the economy, which been has
assigned a place of prime importance in the planned economic
development of India, were expected to play a new role in the era
of liberalization, privatization globalization which was welcomed
true heartedly by the Indian economy.
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