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explain the role of banks in lending advances and credits to its customer? how far this has added into the economic development of indian economy? |
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Answer» Answer: Banks play an important role in capital FORMATION, which is essential for the economic development of a country. They mobilize the small savings of the PEOPLE scattered over a WIDE area through their NETWORK of branches all over the country and MAKE it available for productive purposes. Explanation: mark me as brainlist |
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Write the precis of the follwing passage. 20Among the manifold misfortunes that may befall humanity, the loss of health is one of the severest. All the joys which life can give cannot outweigh the sufferings of the sick. Give the sick man everything and leave him sufferings a d he will feel that half the world is lost to him. Lay him on a soft silken couch; he will nevertheless be under the pressure of his suffering while the miserable beggar, blessed with health, sleeps sweetly on the hard ground. Spend his table with dainty meals and choice drinks, and he will thrust back the hand that proffers them and every the poor man that thoroughly enjoys his dry crush Surround him with the pomp of kings, let his chair be a throne and his crutch a world saving scepter, he will look with contemptuous eye on marble, on gold and on purple and would deem himself happy, could he enjoy, even was it under a thatched roof, health of the meanest of his servants. |
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Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. is a private limited company as per the Articles of Association of thecompany. However, a public company acquired shares in Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd., thereby making it (Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd.) a subsidiary of that public company. State the prov |
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Answer» J C Jagruti Private Limited is a Non-govt company, incorporated on 01 Mar, 2013. It's a private unlisted company and is classified as'company limited by shares'. Company's authorized capital stands at Rs 5.0 lakhs and has 20.0% paid-up capital which is Rs 1.0 lakhs. J C Jagruti Private Limited last annual general meet (AGM) happened on 27 Sep, 2017. The company last UPDATED its financials on 31 Mar, 2017 as PER MINISTRY of Corporate Affairs (MCA). J C Jagruti Private Limited is majorly in Business Services business from last 7 years and currently, company operations are active. Company is registered in Delhi (Delhi) Registrar Office. J C Jagruti Private Limited registered ADDRESS is A-1/18 JANAK PURI NEW DELHI West Delhi DL 110058 IN. |
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Q 1 Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. is a private limited company as per the Articles of Association of thecompany. However, a public company acquired shares in Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd., thereby making it (Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd.) a subsidiary of that public company. State the provisions and impact of such acquisition of shares by a public company on Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. |
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Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. is a private limited company as per the Articles of Association of the company. However, a public company acquired shares in Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd., thereby making it (Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd.) a subsidiary of that public company. State the provisions and impact of such acquisition of shares by a public company on Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. |
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Which of the following techniques is not suitable for effective business writing? Select one:1.Being definite2.Leaving out indispensable words3.Writing concisely4.Using short sentences |
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Answer» Answer: 2 ONE I THING is not SUITABLE for effective business WRITING |
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consider three key forces driving the new marketing realities. How are they likely to change in future. what other major tends or forces might affect marketing |
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Answer» FIRST please go for home to home or by newspaper ADVERTISING for our products In future changed because low price and more PRODUCT it's also useful for BEGGAR |
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Rochelle salts are used |
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Answer» Explanation: Rochelle salt, also called Sodium Potassium Tartrate Tetrahydrate, a crystalline solid having a large PIEZOELECTRIC effect (electric charge induced on its surfaces by mechanical DEFORMATION due to pressure, twisting, or bending), making it USEFUL in sensitive ACOUSTICAL and vibrational devices. PLS MARK ME AS THE BRAINLIESTAND PLS FOLLOW ME |
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The Articles of the company stated that Mr. Z would be the financial advisor of the company. The company in itsgeneral meeting passed a resolution to appoint Mr. Y in place of Mr. Z as the financial advisor of the company by altering its Articles of Association. Explain with reasons whether the company can do so. Also mention the procedure for altering the Articles of Association according to companies Act, 2013. |
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Answer» The Board of DIRECTORS of the SAID company desire to ... i) Alter its Articles of Association under section 14 of the Act, ... ADVISOR of the company, was designated as Chief ... Explanation: this best answer PLZ follow me |
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Briefly discuss the benefits that an employee claim in case of:i. Partial disablementii. Total disablementiii. Maternity |
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Suppose that the interest rate on dollar accounts is equal to 2% (i$ = 0.02), the interest rate on Polish zloty accounts is equal to 4.5% (izł = 0.045), and the expected exchange rate between the dollar and the zloty one year from now is ee = 4 zł/$. Assume that the (uncovered) interest parity holds. Find the spot exchange rate, e. (Answer in zł/$ and round to the nearest tenth.) |
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Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. is a private limited company as per the Articles of Association of thecompany. However, a public company acquired shares in Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd., thereby making it (Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd.) a subsidiary of that public company. State the provisions and impact of such acquisition of shares by a public company on Jagruti (Pvt.) Ltd. |
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Answer» Answer: J C JAGRUTI Private Limited is a Non-govt COMPANY, incorporated on 01 Mar, 2013. It's a private unlisted company and is classified as'company limited by shares'. Company's AUTHORIZED capital stands at Rs 5.0 lakhs and has 20.0% paid-up capital which is Rs 1.0 lakhs. J C Jagruti Private Limited last annual general meet (AGM) happened on 27 Sep, 2017. The company last updated its financials on 31 Mar, 2017 as per Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). J C Jagruti Private Limited is majorly in Business Services business from last 7 years and currently, company operations are active. Company is registered in Delhi (Delhi) Registrar Office. J C Jagruti Private Limited registered ADDRESS is A-1/18 JANAK PURI NEW DELHI West Delhi DL 110058 IN. Hope it's helpful for you ✌️ |
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Online marketing is meant to be an _____ process. ? |
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Answer» Answer: The methods and technique USED for ONLINE MARKETING include EMAIL,,, SOC media,, display and more....Explanation: mark on BRAINLIST..... |
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What is business management |
Answer» AnswerBUSINESS management is managing the coordination and organization of business activities. Additional InformationThere are 8 BRANCHES of Business Management, ⭐ Financial management. ⭐ Marketing Management. ⭐ Human RESOURCE Management. ⭐ Strategic Management. ⭐ Production Management. ⭐ OPERATIONS Management. ⭐ SERVICE Management. ⭐ IT Management. |
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Support the above statement by conducting a research on how the JSE reported thenegative impact of the coronavirus/Covid-19 on the economic conditions of South Africa.Attach evidence of your research.(5)dooided to invest in the RSA Retail Savings Bonds. Give ONE reason |
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Answer» Answer: About this Research Topic The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has created a global health crisis that has had a deep impact on the way we PERCEIVE our world and our everyday LIVES. Not only the rate of contagion and patterns of transmission threatens our sense of agency, but the safety measures put in place to CONTAIN ... |
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Which of the following is a characteristic of services marketing?options:1- intangible2- separable3- homogeneous4- storable |
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Answer» INTANGIBLE is the answer |
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1)A contractor has decided to add roller to his equipment fleet. He could purchase either a new or used one. Anticipated use of the roller for each year is 2000 hrs. Use interest rate as 10%. Which of the following alternative should the contractor select? Show calculations and Cash-Flow Diagrams for both options:as)The NEW roller capital cost is Rs (4.3 x your 5-digit ID)*and is expected to have a useful life of 16000 hrs of operation. Tire cost is Rs 3,50,000 to replace (estimated to occur after every 4000 hrs of use) and major repair will be needed after 8000 hrs of operation at a cost of Rs 4,20,000. Total of fuel, oil, field repair, labour cost and overhead charges are estimated as Rs 1100/hr. Estimated salvage value at the end of 16000 hrs of operation is Rs 7,00,000.b)The USE roller cost Rs (2.8x your5-digitID)to purchase and is expected to have a useful life of 8000 hrs of operation. Tire cost is Rs 3,50,000 to replace (estimated to occur after every 4000 hrs of use). Total of fuel, oil, field repair, labor cost and overhead charges are estimated as Rs 1300/hr. Estimated salvage value at the end of 8000 hrs of operation is Rs 5,60,000. |
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Differentiate between positive and normative economic? |
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Answer» Answer: Normative economics is the division of economics that has a more subjective APPROACH and presents statements BASED on personal opinions.Positive economics is a BRANCH of economics that has a more objective approach and presents more data and fact-based statements. |
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Advantage of debenture |
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Answer» Answer: SECURED investments. Debentures provide greatest SECURITY to the investors. ... Fixed return. Debentures GUARANTEE a fixed rate of interest. Stable prices. ... Non-interference in management. ... Economical. ... Availability of funds. ... Regular source of INCOME. |
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How did the jse reported to the impact of coronavirus |
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Answer» Answer: New Frame Covid-19 Editorial and Analysis Features News Culture Sport Podcasts Subscribe search How coronavirus is infecting South Africa’s economy Every number in the national budget is now not worth the paper it is written on. State and Eskom revenues will plunge. There could be a ratings downgrade. What is to be done? By: Duma Gqubule @DumaGqubule 17 Mar 2020 Analysis 16 March 2020: Shoppers wait to enter a large RETAILER in Johannesburg to stock up on essential items in the wake of President Cyril Ramaphosa declaring Covid-19 a 'national state of disaster'. (Photograph by Gallo Images/ ER Lombard) South Africa’s economy, already reeling from its second recession in two years, has been hit by a perfect storm and a black swan since the START of the year. Due to brutal load shedding and an austerity budget, the economy was already set to decline for the third consecutive quarter during the first three months of 2020, according to forecasts. Now, the coronavirus (Covid-19) black swan, a term used in financial markets to describe a rare and unexpected event, will plunge the economy into its third recession in three years. There are now dark clouds hovering over the world economy as the epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic has shifted from China to Europe, where countries have implemented drastic public HEALTH measures to curb the OUTBREAK that could push major economies into recessions. Economists say a pandemic-induced recession is unique because the social distancing measures that are implemented to curb an outbreak result in simultaneous shocks to the supply (or production) and demand (or spending) sides of an economy. RELATED ARTICLE: The real cost of Mboweni’s budget This means that there is a limit to the effectiveness of traditional monetary and fiscal policy tools used to revive economies. Adding fuel to the fire last week was an oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia that sent prices crashing to below $35 a barrel. Such factors have resulted in extreme panic on world stock markets, which have lost $13 trillion – $3 billion for each Covid-19 death – since 20 January 2020 according to an article in the Financial Times, which alluded to the possibility that the market reaction had been over the top. The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has lost R4 trillion since the start of 2020. In the rest of the world, many countries have announced comprehensive public health and macroeconomic policy measures to reverse the outbreak and counter the economic IMPACT of Covid-19. However, on 15 March in an address to the nation, President Cyril Ramaphosa failed to announce any measures to revive the economy. He only said cabinet was in the process of finalising a package of interventions to mitigate the expected impact of Covid-19 on the economy: “This package, which will consist of various fiscal and other measures, will be concluded following consultation with business, labour and other relevant institutions.” |
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barriers always affect the flow of communication.i t is very essential to deal and cope up with these communication barriers . disscus various strategies which can be adopted to overcome communication barrierd |
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Answer» clarity in communication, USING the right MODE of communication , right USAGE of grammar etc |
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Differentiate financial Institution Vs NBFC with example |
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Answer» BASIS FOR COMPARISON NBFC BANK |
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How will you prioritize your duties as an office manager ad why |
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Difference between business , profession and employment : ( 1 ) Government |
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Answer» Answer: Business: Business refers to those economic activities, which are connected with the production or purchase & sale of goods or supply of services with the main OBJECT of earning a profit. To earn income in the form of profit people engage themselves in business. Examples: fishing, mining, farming, manufacturing, wholesales etc. Professions: Professions includes those activities, which REQUIRE special knowledge & skill to be applied by individuals in their occupation. Those engaged in professions are known as professionals. Professionals are generally subjected to guidelines or codes of conduct laid down by professional bodies. Examples: lawyers are engaged in the legal profession, governed by the bar council of India & chartered accountants belonging to the accounting profession are subject to the regulations of the Institute of chartered accountants of India. Employment: Getting remunerated in return for the work done for others refers to an employee. Employees are the people who are employed by others. Thus, people who work in FACTORIES, offices of banks, insurance companies or government department, etc at various posts are the employees of these organizations. They receive wages & salaries. Examples: working in offices, banks, insurance companies, shops, as a manager, clerk, PEON, salesman etc. Mark me as BRAINLIEST |
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Ms.Bharti passed her MBBS examination in the first division in 2008 later on in the year 2011 she passed her MS examination as an eye specialist. She was awarded a gold medal in this examination.After completing her studies she joined a big hospital as an eye surgeon. She is performing 10 operations successfully every day. State which aspect of Ms. Bharti’s above experience is a science and which one is an art? |
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How does management help in achieving personal objectives? |
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Answer» Explanation: Management helps in achieving personal objectives A MANAGER motivates its subordinates in such a manner that it boosts their morale and able to ACHIEVE their personal objectives such as COMPETITIVE salary, peer recognition, etc while contributing to the ORGANISATIONAL objectives. |
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How will you explain your relationship if you are an acount holder of a particular bank |
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Answer» can you ASK FULL QUESTION i didnt GET you Explanation: |
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Explain the role of values in the making of business ethics. How these can be incorporated in working out business strategy? |
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Answer» Explanation: Business ethics, more specifically, deals with the creation and application of MORAL standards in the business environment. Morals are judgments, standards and RULES of good CONDUCT in the SOCIETY. They guide people toward permissible behavior with regard to basic value . |
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In a gallup telephone survey conducted on April 9–10, 2013, the person being interviewed was asked if he would vote for a law in his state that would increase the gas tax up to 20 cents a gallon, with the new gas tax money going to improve roads and bridges and build more mass transportation in his state. Possible responses were vote for, vote against, and no opinion. Two hundred ninety five respondents said they would vote for the law, 672 said they would vote against the law, and 51 said they had no opinion (gallup website, June 14, 2013). |
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As+per+income+tax+act+accounting+period+is? |
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FGH is a private limited company. FGH has a tall hierarchical organisational structure. It is a book retailer which plans to take over one of its competitors for $800m. If the takeover happens, FGH would have 6500 bookshops across 20 countries. FGH’s Managing Director said: ‘We expect to reduce total costs by $300m each year after the takeover. We will stop all off-the-job training of employees.’ The Managing Director thinks FGH would benefit from becoming a public limited company but some of the other directors cannot decide if this is a good idea. a) What is meant by ‘off-the-job training |
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Answer» Answer: when employes were sent away from their POSITION for training it is CALLED off the job training . It has 1 part which called VESTIBULE training - it means duplicate MODEL of the organisation . A dummy model of machinery is used instead of USING original machinery which os very costy . |
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Define business And its feature |
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Answer» Answer: Business is an economic activity that involves the exchange, PURCHASE, sale or production of goods and services with a MOTIVE to earn profits and satisfy the needs of customers. Businesses can be both profit or non-profit organizations that FUNCTION to gain profits or achieve a social cause respectively. Explanation: The following are the TEN important characteristics of a business: Economic activity: Business is an economic activity of production and DISTRIBUTION of goods and services. ... Buying and Selling: ... Continuous process: ... Profit Motive: ... Risk and Uncertainties: ... Creative and Dynamic: ... Customer satisfaction: ... Social Activity: |
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Why have Indians started taking Coronavirus Lockdown not seriously? |
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Answer» Explanation: Lockdown is meant to prevent the spread of infection from one person to another, to protect ourselves and others. This means, not stepping out of the house except for BUYING necessities, reducing the number of trips outside, and ideally only a SINGLE, healthy family MEMBER making the trips when absolutely necessary. If there is anyone in the house who is very sick and may need to GET MEDICAL help, you must be aware of the health facility nearest to you. |
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Trade discount kaise nikala or cash discount bhi |
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Discuss the evolution of risk management.Give a brief explanation regarding the different types of risk that a banking industry faces. |
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Answer» Answer: Over the decades, the FINANCIAL services industry has undergone significant transformation due to internal and external factors, including business model transformation, adoption of advanced technologies, changing regulatory environments, etc. Modern banking sector is a HIGHLY complex ecosystem, where STAKEHOLDERS of DIFFERENT backgrounds — internet, TECH companies, startups — play an increasingly influential role. Explanation: make my answer brainliest |
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Explain the popular services covered under e banking.Explain each service with current examples. |
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Answer» Popular services under e-banking in India Bill payment – Every bank has a tie-up with different utility COMPANIES, service providers, insurance companies, etc. across the country. ... FUNDS transfer – A CUSTOMER can transfer funds from his account to another with the same bank or even a different bank, anywhere in India. |
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Paragraph on my aim in life to become a hotelier |
| Answer» HUMAN SKILLS are reflected in the way a manager perceives his superiors, subordinates and peers. ... Human skills are concerned with understanding of people. That is why I want to BECOME a manager and to become a manager I have to GET the degree of MBA. I will have to work hard to achieve my AIM in life.S | |
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What are different types of human activities |
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Answer» HUMAN activities Human activities. Activism. Agriculture. Arts. Aviation. Commemoration. Communication. Crime. |
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Other resources make things possible. Only human resources make things happen |
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Answer» man MADE RESOURCES is the RIGHT answer and then you can see ALSO in the Google also |
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Explain the innovative functions of modern banking that you observe in your daily life routine. |
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Answer» Answer: Innovation means something new or something which had not been done before. The same goes for banking section as well. There are many sections in banks which are going through or have gone through innovation in recent past. They are no longer restricted to age-old (TRADITIONAL) methods. Thus, to increase the business avenues and capture the new market banks are resorting to innovation. This term innovative banking is being in use a lot nowadays.There are many types of banking facilities that the banks have started in recent years. These are the FOLLOWING types of innovative banking used by the banks these days: Mobile Banking Mobile banking has been a revolution in the past few years. It has completely changed the way banking systems are working. Thus, it is a system that allows customers to perform many types of financial related services through a smartphone. These include services like ATM locations, bill payment ALERT, inter or intrabank payments, bill payments, and many more. So, services are available at the fingertips of every person. Internet Banking Internet coverage in the last few years has increased drastically. This service is online banking, web banking, or virtual banking. Thus, this banking service allows its users to execute and perform any financial transaction or service with the help of the Internet. The banking facilities are provided traditionally at a local bank outlet. This includes bill payments, a deposit of money, borrowing of money, and other services are all available at one PLACE. This service happens with the use of the Internet facility. In India, ICICI Bank was the first bank to avail it’s customers the facility of Internet banking.Retail and Wholesale Banking Like other businesses, the banking sector to has evolved into retail and wholesale banking and it is also one of the parts of innovative banking. Here, retail banking refers to the banking in which the transactions which are done daily by the banks are executed with consumers. Thus, this is done instead of transactions with other banks or other corporates. The services under this are: Personal loans Savings accounts Checking accounts Debit card Credit card Wholesale banking is completely the opposite of retail banking. It refers to the business being conducted with the business and industrial entities. Thus, in wholesale banking, trading houses, domestic companies, and multinational companies are included. So, there are many services which are included in the wholesale banking and these services are: Value-added services Fund based services Non-fund related services Internet banking Multinational and offshore banking Multinational banking is the banks that are present in more than one country. The main services are available in more than one country in these services. Thus, these banks are also called international banks. The first bank to offer its services outside India was Indian bank in 1946. Currently, Bank of Baroda has the maximum number of the overseas franchise in India.While under offshore banking, the banking activities are performed in the currencies that are different than the currency of the country in which the bank account is opened. The banking services in these banks remain the same though. Narrow and Universal Banking Narrow banking includes keeping together the HIGHER part of deposits in risk-free assets like government securities. In India, this is basically in performance to reduce the size of the NPAs. While commercial, investment, insurance, and many other financial activities combine to form universal banking. Thus, in this practice every product is available. |
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⦁ Explain any three economic objectives of a business |
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Answer» Answer: Economic Objectives Economic objectives of business REFER to the objective of earning profit and also other objectives that are NECESSARY to be pursued to achieve the profit objective, which include, creation of customers, REGULAR INNOVATIONS and BEST possible use of available resources. Explanation: hope it is helpful for you |
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Write characteristics of a successful entrepreneur? briefly |
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Answer» 10 Qualities of a SUCCESSFUL Entrepreneur Disciplined. These individuals are focused on making their BUSINESSES work, and eliminate any hindrances or distractions to their GOALS. ... Confidence. ... Open Minded. ... Self Starter. ... Competitive. ... Creativity. ... Determination. ... Strong people SKILLS. |
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Two methods of communication in business |
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Answer» Answer: a) Blackboard or Whiteboardb) VIDEOSC) Paper handoutsExplanation: Please MARKS at BRAINLEST |
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Explain two methods of communication that could be used to inform customers about the planned closures of a business. Justify your answer. |
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Answer» Explanation: With that in mind, here are four ways to IMPROVE customer experience and communication over the phone so you can drive BUSINESS and improve customer happiness. Nail the first impression. ... Keep hold times to a MINIMUM. ... Make customer service calls a priority. ... |
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(अ) खालील ओळींचे रसग्रहण करा.'सवेंचि झेपावें पक्षिणी । पिलीं पडतांचि धरणीं ।।भकेलें वत्सरावें । धेन हंबरत धांवे ।। |
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The primary regulator of capital markets is |
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Answer» Answer: Financial REGULATORS like Securities and EXCHANGE Board of India (SEBI), Bank of England (BoE) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) OVERSEE capital markets to protect INVESTORS against fraud, among other duties. IF YOU LIKE THE ANSWER PLEASE THANK ME AND MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST |
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The segment between the two points (3,1)and (-1,2) is given.find the segment |
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Answer» here you go BUDDY ..... HOPE you UNDERSTAND the question. use distance formula from chapter coordinate GEOMETRY |
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