Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
27 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
What are the main functions of good financial system |
saving function Liquidity function payment function risk function policy function |
|
Primary market |
It is also known as new issue market companies government or public sector institutes can obtain funding through the sale of new issue for bond issue It is the part of capital market that deals with insurance of new security market |
|
Security market |
security market is the place where buyers and sellers of securities can enter into transactions to purchase and sell shares ,bonds, debentures exactra. The securities market has two segments primary and secondary market For 1 continuous ready and market for securities 2.evaluation of securities 3 encourage capital formation 4 safety in dealings 5 public borrowing 6 healthy speculation 7 economic barometer 8 Bank lending |
|
What do you understand by i o s c o |
the international organisation of securities commission is the worldwide association of national securities regulatory bodies such as the 1.securities and exchange commission in United States 2.financial service authority in UK and 3. hundred other similar bodies It was created in 1983 currently it has 145 members 118 ordinary members 12 associate members and 15 affiliate
Objectives exchange information on their respective experience in order to promote the development of domestic markets
unite their efforts to establish standards and an effective surveillance of international securities transactions.
Promote high standards in order to maintain just effective and sound market
|
|
Capital market |
1.It is the market for financial investment that are direct or indirect claims to capital. 2. It is wider than security market and embraces all forms of lending and borrowing 3. it is a market with business enterprises and governments and rise long-term funds capital market is wider term and includes security market 4. security market is a market where equity shares, preference shares, avengers, and bonds are traded security market has following two segments primary market and secondary market |
|
Secondary market |
it is also known as aftermarket it is the financial market previously issued securities and financial instruments at a stock bonds options and futures are bought and sold stock market ask entry market freely marketable negotiable and price discharge. |
|
What are the common grievances of the investors in India |
he has furnished in inadequate information Delay or non receipt: for non receipt of refund order allotments letter for security certificates of letter of offer in right issue of right or bonus issue of notice of general meeting of annual reports of dividend or interest |
|
To whom the investor should approach for complaint against stock brokers for depository participants |
Can launch their grievance with stock exchange or depositories it can be lost at any office of BSE and NSE located in Chennai Mumbai Kolkata and Delhi. In case of unsatisfactory reduces BSE and NSE has designated investor grievance redressal committee or regional investor complaints resolution committee this forum acts as and mediator to resolve the claims disputes and differences between entities and complaints
|
|
What are the legal provisions with regard to acceptance of deposit |
Section 73 to 76 of companies Act 2013 It prohibits acceptance of deposit accept from the members through ordinary resolution or accept deposits by eligible company being a public company subject to conditions specified in the rules. Eligible company : Net worth - 100 crore or Turnover - 500 crore no company and no eligible company shall accept or renew any deposit whether secured or unsecured which is repayable on demand or upon receiving a notice with in a period of less than 6 months or more than 36 month from the date of acceptance for renewal of deposit.
|
|
Penalty for misstatement in the prospectus |
Section 447 Punishment with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than 6 months but which may extend to 10 years liable to find which shall not be less than the amount involved in fraud but which may extend to three times of the amount involved in fraud |
|
Legal provision to send investor protection with regard to failure to send financial statements |
Company - 25000 Every officer - 5000 Sec. 136 |
|
SEBI investor protection and education fund regulations yr? |
2009 |
|
MCA initiatives on financial education |
MCA has launched a website www.iepf.gov.in Ministry Of corporate affairs this website provides information on various aspects such as the role of capital market, IPO investing, mutual funds investing, stock investing, stock trading, depository account, Debt market, derivatives, index fund, indices, investor guidance and arbitration, investor rights and obligations, don't and do's exactra |
|
PFRDA initiatives on financial education |
The pension fund regulatory and development authority is the India's youngest regulatory regulator has been injured in spreading social security message to the public. It has developed FAQ on pension related topics on its web and has been associated with various non government organisations in India in taking the pension service to disadvantaged community. |
|
What is SCORES |
It is a web based centralised grievance redressal system of SEBI website is www.scores.gov.in helps investors to lodge and follow up their complaints and track the status of redressal of such complaints online from the above website from anywhere . all activities starting from logging to of a complaint till its solution by SEBI would be online in an automated environment and complaint can view the status office complaint online and investor who is not familiar with course or does not have access to scores can lodge complaint in physical form at any of the offices of SEBI it is assessed 24/7 complaints and reminders there on can we loss online at the above website anytime anywhere the complaint forwarded online to entire concern for it reduces the entity concerned uploads and action taken report on the complaint every complaint has an audit trial. |
|
Take over |
Means purchasing shares of a company with a view to take over management and control of a company when acquirer takes over control or management of target company IT terms as take over |
|
Escrow account |
not later than 2 working days prior to the date of the detailed public statement of the open offer for acquiring shares require shall create an escrow account towards securities for performance of his obligations under these regulations and deposit in account such aggregate amount as per the following : 1. First 500 Cr. - an amount equal to 25% of consideration. 2. on balance consideration - an additional amount equal to 10% of balance consideration |
|
How many instruments are there of capital market |
Three instruments that is hybrid ,pure, derivative |
|
Pure instruments |
Instruments include share shares equity shares preference shares debentures bonds which are issued with the basic characteristics without mixing the features of other instruments are called pure instruments |
|
What is share warrant |
is a bearer document of title to shares and can be issued by only public limited company and that too against fully paid up shares only share warrant is transferable by mirror delivery of warrant without execution of any written instrument of transfer being registered by the company . the bearer of the share warrant is not a member of the company unless otherwise provided in the article of the company |
|
Sweat equity shares |
sweat equity shares means equity shares issued by a company to its directors or employees at a discount for consideration other than cash for providing know how are making available rights in the nature of intellectual property right or value additions by whatever name called - special resolution in gm - after 1 year of commencement of business - under the SEBI (issue of sweat equity) regulations 2002(listed company) - not listed company - companies (share capital and debentures) rules 2014 -form number SH 3 |
|
Differential voting rights |
Shares with differential voting rights means share issued with differential right as to dividend voting or otherwise. |
|
Cumulative preference shares |
When the areas of dividend are Cumulative and such areas are paid before paying any dividend to equity shares |
|
Debenture and its types |
deventure includes debenture stocks, bonds or any other instrument of a company evidencing a debt ,whether constituting a charge on asset of a company or not Types naked or unsecured debentures secured debentures redeemable debentures prepetual debentures bearer debentures registered debentures |
|
Hybrid instruments |
instruments which are created by combining the features of equity, preference ,bond are called hybrid instruments for example convertible preference share non convertible debentures with equity warrant partly convertible debentures secured premium notes |
|
Derivative instruments |
derivative instrument is a financial instrument which drives its value from the value of some other financial instrument or variable for example futures and options belong to the category of derivatives |
|
Security premium note SPN |
Is a kind of non convertible debenture attached with warrant SPN is a hybrid security that is it combines both features of equity and debt products as b and can only be issued by listed companies after having approval from central government. as been instruments are issued with detachable warrants is instruments have lock in period for 4 to 7 years no interest is paid during the locking period the detachable warrants are convertible into equity shares provide the experience are fully paid the conversion |