What are Corporate Debt Markets? Corporate Debt Markets are financial markets where businesses raise funds by offering investors debt instruments in exchange. The securities, including bonds, debentures, commercial papers, etc., are issued to the investors in return...
Imagine this: A woman in a rural village, miles away from the nearest bank, opens her first savings account, not by visiting a branch, but through a simple conversation with an AI-powered assistant in her local language. This isn’t science fiction; it’s happening...
WHAT IS BEHAVIOURAL FINANCE? It is a branch of Behavioural Economics, which specifically discusses the biases of the practitioners or investors who make the investment or financial decisions; they give a disproportionately higher weight to one choice or against it for...
AUTHORS: Ananya Arora, Shivya Narula & Unnati Bhardwaj INTRODUCTION Until 2016, it was common for brides in Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, to leave shops like Arora Enterprises with stunning lehengas, while shop owners like Vishal worried about the bundles of cash...
Introduction The purpose of any investment is to make a profit and create wealth. While the financial goals may vary – from funding a foreign vacation to building a nest egg – the main motive is to get more returns than those possible with traditional banking...
What is Behavioural Finance? Picture this: you’re at the theatre to see the latest movie- it’s a hit and they’re just about to reveal the masked hero’s identity- and that’s when the lights come on- it’s time for intermission. For...
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