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51.	what is value stocks...???
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52.	Term lending institution
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53.	What is an American depository Receipt?
Answer» ADR

54.	Chapters are unavailable in this subject
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55.	What is taxation
Answer» A tax is a compulsory financial charge or some other type of levy imposed on a taxpayer by a governmental organization in order to fund government spending and various public expenditures. A failure to pay, along with evasion of or resistance to taxation, is punishable by law

56.	What is stb
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57.	What is mutual fund ?
Answer» It is an insurance company

58.	What is difference between bonds and debentures ?
Answer» \tBonds are the financial instruments issued by Government agencies and also by Private organizations for raising additional fund from the public. Debentures are issued by private/public companies for raising capital from the investors.\tBonds are backed by the asset of the issuer whereas debentures are not secured by any of the physical assets or collateral. Debentures are issued and purchased only on the creditworthiness and reputation of the issuing party.\tThe interest rate of bonds is generally lower than debentures. The lower interest rate depicts the low-risk factor. On the other hand, debentures give you a high-interest rate but they are unsecured in nature hence the risk factor is more here.\tThe interest on a bond is given to the bondholder in monthly, half-yearly or annually. The interest amount never differs as the interest paid is not depended on the performance of the issuer. Adversely, if you buy debentures, your interest rate may be high but the interest payment will be periodic depending on the performance of the issuer.\tThere is no to the minimum risk involved in bond investments but the risk factor is high in debentures.\tAt the time of liquidation, the bondholders are always given preference.\tIf you own bonds, you can never convert it to equity shares, but debentures can be transferred to equity funds.

59.	What is irr ?
Answer» Internal Rate of Return or IRR is a measure in capital budgeting parlance which is used for estimating the profit that can be obtained from the investments.Internal rate of return is a type of discount rate that is instrumental in making the net present value of all the cash flows from any project equal to zero.In simple words, it can be referred to as the compounded annual rate of return that can be earned on an investment or a project.Simple meaning:The\xa0Internal Rate of Return\xa0(IRR) is the discount\xa0rate\xa0that makes the net present value (NPV) ZERO.\xa0In other\xa0words, it is the expected compound annual\xa0rate of return\xa0that will be earned on a project or investment.<br>Internal Rate of Return or IRR is a measure in capital budgeting parlance which is used for estimating the profit that can be obtained from the investments.Internal rate of return is a type of discount rate that is instrumental in making the net present value of all the cash flows from any project equal to zero.In simple words, it can be referred to as the compounded annual rate of return that can be earned on an investment or a project.Simple meaning:The\xa0Internal Rate of Return\xa0(IRR) is the discount\xa0rate\xa0that makes the net present value (NPV) ... In other\xa0words, it is the expected compound annual\xa0rate of return\xa0that will be earned on a project or investment.<br>Internal Rate of Return or IRR is a measure in capital budgeting parlance which is used for estimating the profit that can be obtained from the investments.Internal rate of return is a type of discount rate that is instrumental in making the net present value of all the cash flows from any project equal to zero.In simple words, it can be referred to as the compounded annual rate of return that can be earned on an investment or a project.

60.	How can we buy shares?
Answer» First of all if u want to buy shares oline u need to contact with brokers company value and growth to see buy share<br>First of all if u want to buy shares offline u need to contact with brokers and if u want to buy online u have to use third party app like cashkaro,

61.	What is depository
Answer» A depository is like a bank where in the deposit are securities in electronic form

62.	Full name of SEBI
Answer» Securities and Exchange Board of India<br>National thermal power corporation<br>Full name of NTPC<br>Security exchange board of India

63.	Pls provide the notes of fmm
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64.	Project file on\xa0Name top5 companies that have issued debenture in recent years
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