E-KYC: From lengthy account opening booklet to a paperless digital signature
Know Your Customer (KYC) is a mandated service required by banks and other financial institutions before providing any kind of financial services. The sole purpose of KYC is to establish the identity of the requesting individual and verify their credentials with the...
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Why do companies issue IPO and Its benefits?
IPO stands for ‘Initial Public Offering’ that are the public shares issued by any first-time listed company in the stock market. IPOs are issued by the companies when it seeks to raise funds from the public or to get their shares listed on the stock exchange for the...
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A beginner’s Guide: Type of Investors.
Indian stock market has around 2.78 crore domestic citizens investing in the stock market With the recent lockdown and work from home conditions, people looked for new investment options. With more time to spare, the stock market was one of the favorite places where...
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How to transfer your existing Demat account?
Demat accounts are used to hold your shares in electronic format. Similar to a bank account where you can store your money, a Demat account stores shares in dematerialized form. SEBI has authorized only two depositories in India to store the shares of the Demat...
read moreWhy should you apply in an IPO? Different ways to apply IPO online in India – Explained!
POs raised a whopping Rs 25000 crores in the year 2020 and gave investors a massive return opportunity. To get listed on the stock exchange the company has to release its IPO. It helps them raise funds from the public by issuing the initial public offerings (IPO)...
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Different ways to apply IPO online in India – Explained! IPO market has been ever growing in the Indian financial segment. There are various routes one can choose to participate in the growing trend i.e. IPO (Initial Public Offer). IPO offers a great opportunity for...
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Systematic and Unsystematic risk in the Stock market – Explained
There are various kinds of share market risks (stock market liquidity, stock price volatility, legal, inflation, regulatory, and so on) that a person must mitigate in a securities market. However, these risks can be broadly classified into two categories i.e....
read moreThe Indian Stock Broking Industry
It all began in 2nd century BC in Rome, which was the first time any shares were bought or sold. The storm came to India in 1875 with the setting up of Bombay Stock Exchange. Since then, the profession has come a long way and to have become more than a $1 billion...
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