Provision Coverage Ratio
What is a Provision Coverage Ratio? Provisions are set aside by businesses in case they are anticipating any losses or unexpected bad loans. It is mandatory for Indian banks to create a provision fund to cover their anticipated bad loans,...
Preference Shares
Preference shareholders enjoy preferential treatment when it comes to sharing company profits. As a result, they are a good option for investors who seek regular dividends. These shares appeal to a wide range of investors due to their sheer variety...
PNB Savings Account Interest Rates
Punjab National Bank offers different types of savings accounts for different types of investor needs. All the PNB Savings Accounts offer an interest of 3%. PNB offers net banking and also mobile banking facilities. It also allows investors to choose...
P/E vs P/B Ratio
The P/E ratio and P/B ratio are widely used financial metrics for analyzing a company's valuation. Both the ratios are relative valuation metrics that help one understand the company's financial health compared to its peers and the industry. P/E ratio...
NRO Account: Meaning, Eligibility, Benefits and NRO Vs NRE
Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) Account is a bank account for NRIs in India to deposit their Indian income like rents, dividends, and interest. The interest is fully repatriable. However, the principal amount is repatriable subject to certain limits. Also, the interest...
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Momentum Indicators
Momentum indicators help traders understand the speed at which prices of a stock change. Furthermore, they also help in understanding the strength of the price movements. Momentum indicators complement other tools and indicators and help pinpoint the time period where...
Exploring the Benefits and Risks of Mid Cap Stocks
What is Mid Cap Stocks in India? Mid cap stocks are shares of companies whose market capitalisation is more than INR 5,000 crore and less than INR 20,000 crore. A mid-cap stock's market capitalisation is typically one-fifth that of large-cap...
Large Cap Stocks
What are Large Cap Stocks? Large cap stocks are shares of companies whose market capitalisation is more than INR 20,000 crore. These companies are known to be more stable than mid-cap companies or small-cap companies. Furthermore, their track record and...