SECURITY ANALYSIS

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Thnx for the project on Ultratech.

And where's the project on security analysis. Please re-post that project as well.
 
can anybody suggest me a topic to study in a pvt ltd company dealing in steel bars this company buy the goods from big companies and sell in general public the company is into force from like 3 months onle and sales must be around 6 to 8 in a day ....... so which study should be done i have took marketing as my specialized subject plzz do reply me urgently needed
 
Any business is open to risks from movements in competitors' prices, raw material prices, competitors' cost of capital, foreign exchange rates and interest rates, all of which need to be (ideally) managed.
 
These Risk Management Guidelines are primarily an enunciation of some good and prudent practices in exposure management. They have to be understood, and slowly internalised and customised so that they yield positive benefits to the company over time
 
It is imperative and advisable for the Apex Management to both be aware of these practices and approve them as a policy. Once that is done, it becomes easier for the Exposure Managers to get along efficiently with their task.
 
The efforts of globalization of Indian economy have set a new pace to foreign trade. Further, the advent of economic reforms, liberalisation, deregulation & the process of opening up the economy to global players had a far-reaching impact on foreign trade.
 
Capital flows across nations have registered a quantum leap with the removal of rigid exchange controls by many nations and the consequent increase in cross-border trade. The impact of these developments is visibly obvious in the developing nations
 
Corporations-MNCs & TNCs having business operations beyond their national frontiers and on account of their cash flows being large and in multi currencies get into foreign exchange exposures. With a view to take advantage of the exchange rate movements in their favor they either delay covering exposures or do not cover until cash flows materialize
 
Banks do the same in view to make profit on account of favorable movement in exchange rates, take positions, i.e. if they feel that rate of a particular currency is likely to go up in short term then they buy currency and sell it as soon as they are able to make quick profits.
 
:SugarwareZ-196:Corporations-MNCs & TNCs having business operations beyond their national frontiers and on account of their cash flows being large and in multi currencies get into foreign exchange exposures. With a view to take advantage of the exchange rate movements in their favor they either delay covering
 
Corporations-MNCs & TNCs having business operations beyond their national frontiers and on account of their cash flows being large and in multi currencies get into foreign exchange exposures. With a view to take advantage of the exchange rate movements in their favor they either delay covering
 
Second, finding sufficient funds to keep prices within the specified
range, a problem that was especially acute if there was a run of years
of high production with
 
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