Project finance is a debt arrangement focused solely on the funding cash flow of the project which retains secondary capital securities, privileges which shares in the project. Project finance is especially appealing to ...
Insolvency is described as when an individual or person is no longer able to satisfy its creditors’ financial obligations. Worse financial control increased costs and decreased cash balance may contribute to insolvency...
Indian Economy has been facing several challenges in terms of new policies like GST and has
been experiencing liquidity crisis to which real estate is no exception.
Conventional definitions of classifying companies into small, mid and corporate based on their size, profits and plant and machinery will now be replaced by modern definitions of how effectively they are using internet f...
Merchant Banking is a financial union, merger and sale agencies, and a range of marketing, promotional and innovative issues, as well as advisory services, the recruitment of businesses, and business finance for large co...
Several reforms have been introduced to liberalize, regulate, and grow the finance sector such as commercial banks, brokers, financial companies without profit, cooperatives, retirement funds, mutual funds, and more prov...
Project finance is the funding of long-term infrastructure, industrial projects, and public services using bank investors or other lending organizations that provide loans for the financial structure. The loan will be re...
Merchant Banking is the financial institution committed to the credit union, merger and acquisition services, fundraising, portfolio services, publicity, and new issues, consulting services, promotion of ventures and pro...
Investment banking, a special division of banking which is responsible for the creation of capital for companies, governments, and other entities. Investment banking also assists and acts as intermediaries between inve...
Debt Restructuring and Debt Refinancing are in a way two faces of a coin, though they are two different processes but both of them frequently invoke a similar picture—that of a sinking organization that is edging towar...
