Tag: Finance
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What Is The Impact Of Stock Split
Introduction Before understanding the impact of stock split, let us take a quick moment to get a general introduction to this term. Also as a bonus content, we will also get answers to why companies opt for it. You might also like: How To Value Stocks Using Sum Of The Parts (SOTP) Valuation Model What…
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Why Is Declaring Dividend Good Thing For A Company
Introduction Before understanding why is declaring dividend good for a company, let us take a moment to set the context in appreciating the following: What is Dividend Dividend can be defined as the portion of the profit made by the company, which are passed on to the investors / stakeholders as additional returns. Management decides…
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Chapter 11 Of The Intelligent Investor Explained For Beginners
Introduction Chapter 11 of The Intelligent Investor: Security Analysis for the Lay Investor – General Approach Security analysis, or how we like to called it, Fundamental Analysis, is the study of basics of a security. Security Analyst are the people responsible to conduct these research on investment avenues and predict the future prospects of security.…
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What Is The Importance Of CASA Ratio
What is CASA Ratio Total deposits in relation to current and savings accounts in a bank are known as the CASA ratio. The percentage of deposits (monetary value) in current and savings accounts to the bank’s total deposits is known as the CASA (Current Account and Savings Account) Ratio. Banks do not pay interest on…
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What Is The Difference Between Asset Turnover Ratio And ROA
Introduction What is Asset Turnover Ratio The ratio of a company’s sales or revenues to the value of its raw materials assets is known as the Asset Turnover Ratio. It serves as a gauge on how well a business uses its resources to generate money. As a result, the Asset Turnover Ratio can be used…
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How To Avoid Windfall Tax In India
What is Windfall Tax? Windfall tax is the tax levied by the government when a particular company makes extraordinary returns/profits in its business. These extraordinary returns are based on factors like governmental regulations, economic conditions, etc. that allowed the company to achieve 1000 times as much profit in a given year. Some personal taxes, such…
