Table of Contents1 Introduction to Bond Valuation2 Bond Valuation Terminology2.1 Bond2.2 Par Value2.3 Coupon Rate and Interest2.4 Maturity Period2.5 Concept of Value3 Time Value Concept4
Table of Contents1 What is Security?2 Security Definition3 What is Valuation?4 Concept of Value4.1 Book value4.2 Market value4.3 Going Concern Value4.4 Liquidation Value4.5 Replacement Value4.6
Table of Contents1 What is Savings?2 Some Useful Concepts on Savings2.1 Personal Savings2.2 National Savings2.3 Saving Vs Savings3 Motives for Saving3.1 Power to save3.2 Will
Of all possible questions which the investor may ask, the most important one is concerned with the probability of actual yield being less than zero,
Risk and expected return are the two key determinants of an investment decision. Risk, in simple terms, is associated with the variability of the rates
Table of Contents1 Types of Investment Risk1.1 Systematic Risk1.1.1 Types of Systematic Risk1.2 Unsystematic Risk1.2.1 Types of Unsystematic Risk1.3 Total Risk Types of Investment Risk
Many successful investors adopt an investment strategy that fits their goals and tolerance for risk. While there are many variations, most strategies fit within one
The investor has various alternative avenues of investment for his savings to flow in accordance with his preferences. Savings flow into investment for a return,
Table of Contents1 What is Capital Markets?2 Types of Capital Markets2.1 Primary Market2.2 Secondary Market3 Difference between Primary and Secondary Market4 Difference Between Primary Market
Table of Contents1 What is Money Market?2 Money Market Definition3 Features of Money Market3.1 Existence of Unorganized Money Market3.2 Lack of Integration3.3 Multiplicity in Interest
