Exciting December 2021!

what is AUM in details?

what is difference between AMC and welath mgt company?

on what basis the approval depends for selling funds through IPO?-as in this case SBI has requested for 10% but its likely to get approval for 6%

any effect on stock market? how to analyze the same?

can u pls explain these two articles as it is difficult to understand the working of bond forward market and play of insurance company in it?

as per this article, why companies are availing additional debt and not using IPO proceeds?

how to analyze this aspect and indicators in financial statements like where the IPO money received is used etc?

"differentiation in terms of packs and ....." not understood this para- 2nd column 3rd para

inspite of online FMCG market, how traditional distriubution channels have form the bedrock?- last para

can you explain 2nd para and 6th para

why borrowings through CPs used for IPO, etc purposes? its features-like who can avail CP, rates, etc? what is MCLR?

How low rates of CP gets threat from inflation- as mentioned in third column first para?

how this will affect stock market? means only investing in IPOs?

pls explain meaning of primary and secondary market in simple terms

@Komal

Primary markets are the markets in which corporations raise new capital. If Microsoft were to sell a new issue of common stock to raise capital, this would be a primary market transaction. The corporation selling the newly created stock receives the proceeds from the sale in a primary market transaction. The initial public offering (IPO) market is a subset of the primary market. Here firms “go public” by offering shares to the public for the first time.

Secondary markets are markets in which existing, already outstanding securities are traded among investors. Thus, if you decided to buy 1,000 shares of RIL stock, the purchase would occur in the secondary market. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a secondary market, since it deals in outstanding, as opposed to newly issued stocks.

can you pls explain this full article? why there is need to control inflation? how the increase/ decrease in some % rates/ some other measures undertaken by Central banks of each country?

as i only understand that inflation in economy arises due to increase in demand by consumers/ increase in prices of cost of producing

not understood the first para relating to US Fed

trade weighted real effective exchange rate?