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Ø In a normal scenario, whenever a company wants to raise capital, there are two traditional sources of funds - …

Recently, the 13th Ministerial Conference (MC13) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) was concluded.  There are 2 ke…

What is a University Endowment Fund? What are Endowment Funds?   Ø Endowment Funds are investment funds which de…

What are STRESS TESTS for Mutual Funds Schemes? ·        SEBI is actively conducting STRESS TESTS of Small Cap and …

What are Participatory Notes or P-Notes? ·        Participatory Notes are financial instruments issued by SEBI register…

What is Sweat Equity? Sweat Equity refers to the non-monetary contribution from the promoters and key employees towards…

What is a Goldilocks scenario for an economy?   Goldilocks is a state of economy, where there is not too high gro…

What is the H100 chip?   The H100 chip is a graphics processing unit (GPU) chip designed and manufactured by NVID…

Economic Sanctions |    Diplomatic Sanctions |  Military Sanctions   What are Sanctions?   Sanctions are penalties …