List of Share market Articles

What is a Bracket Order?

A Bracket Order is a sophisticated trading technique that empowers traders to effectively manage their positions by placing three interconnected orders for a single trade. This innovative approach creates a "bracket" around the initial trade, providing traders with a comprehensive strategy to protect against market volatility and seize profitable opportunities.

What are large-cap stocks?

Large-cap stocks are usually well-established and dominant companies in their respective industries as their market capitalisation is over Rs. 20,000 crores. The term “cap” in large-cap refers to market capitalisation.

SEBI relaxes share transfer norms for deceased holders' accounts

Capital market regulator SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has simplified the procedure for transfer of securities from the account of a deceased person and raised the threshold limit for such transactions in demat format to Rs. 5 lakh.

What Happens If Your Delivery Instruction Slip Gets Rejected?

My Mother Left Some Physical Certificate Of Shares. What Can I Do?

Once you get the physical shares transferred to your name, you have a choice to either hold it in physical form or dematerialize these shares and hold in your demat account. If you intend to just keep the shares, you can hold the same in physical form.

Can Non Resident Indians (NRIs) cast their vote in India?

All You Need To Know About National Automated Clearing House (NACH)

The National Automated Clearing House or NACH is a centralised electronic payment service for banks, corporates, financial institutions and the Government. It was set up by the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) to introduce best practices in electronic transactions. The NACH was an improvement over the Electronic Clearing System ECS that it replaced from May 2016.

How Revenue Share Works And Evaluating A Mall: JLL

The revenue share model is a means to make the expensive real estate viable. There is an underlying interest of the landlord to reach a higher rent, which the retailer is unable to pay. Good retailers take the benefit of a reduced minimum guarantee, thus reducing their fixed cost and thereafter ensuring that they deliver superior returns by reaching revenue share and sharing the upside with the landlord.

What Happens To My Shares If My DP Shuts Down?

The good news; don’t need to worry about your shares even if your DP shuts down. Let us first understand the demat structure in India. There are 2 principal depositories in India (NSDL and CDSL); both promoted and owned by reputed government-backed institutions. The DP where you have your account is affiliated either to NSDL or CDSL or to both and all are regulated by SEBI.

What Are Secured Premium Notes?

To meet its long term and short term needs of finance, a company may issue various kinds of securities to raise funds from public. A company may decide to issue securities because it needs start up capital or to repay debts or even to expand. It may also need an infusion of new management ideas and know-how.