Finance

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  • Commercial Bank Profitability Case Study

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    commercial benks, development financial institutions (FDI), microfinance banks (MFBs), non banking finance companies (NBFCs) like as leasing companies , investment banks, discount house, housing finance companies, venture capital companies, mutual funds etc. and other modarabas, stock exchange and insurance companies. The supervisory responsibilities in case of banks, development finance institutions and micro finance banks under the prevalent legislative structure that falls within legal ambit of state bank

  • Kyle Bass Research Paper

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    The person who advises you about your money and money should be honest, straightforward and above all concerned about you as a person and how they can help you prosper. When you decide on a financial advisor it means you trust the ability, knowledge, and skills of your advisor. Most important you must feel that you and your financial investment advisor fit well together. Once you interview your prospective investor it's important to find out what designations and credentials are in this field. A

  • Importance Of Investment Management

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    principles, investment objectives, asset allocation and investment access, investment details specific by the investment manager master. The investment management department of the company mainly includes investment department, research department and finance department. The investment department is responsible for investment selection

  • Islamic Banking Advantages

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    fulfil the needs of banking system by Muslims that are in-compliance with the Islamic law (Shari’ah) as noted in one article that “Islamic law reflects the commands of God and this regulates all the various aspects of a Muslim’s life and hence Islamic finance is directly involved with spiritual values and social justices” (“Islamic Banking”, p. 2). Islamic banks have been growing rapidly since the last few decades not only in Islamic countries but also in European countries in which Muslims are minority

  • Infrastructure Development In India

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    The infrastructure development is a critical part of an economy. A well developed physical infrastructure provides efficient services, enhances competitiveness and pave the way for strong economic growth. Infrastructure includes transportation, power, sanitation and health facilities, water supply, education etc which has a direct impact on the quality of life. Infrastructure bottlenecks have been a major impediment to growth in India as the existing infrastructure base is lagging behind when compared

  • Income Inequality

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    sector which amounts to about 43% in the average OECD in the country—after conditioning out observable director-specific and firm-specific characteristic”1. Is this premium truly deserved? Normal “efficient market” economic theory would predict that finance incomes were rising because employees were comparatively more productive than in other sectors. However, Tomaskovic-Devey and Lin suggest that increased incomes in the financial

  • Sukuk Literature Review

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    2.1 Definition of Sukuk Certificates of equal value that represent an undivided interest in the ownership of an underlying asset (both tangible and intangible), usufruct, services or investments in particular projects or special investment activities is the definition of Sukuk according to the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Institution (AAIOFI). The Securities Commission Malaysia defines Sukuk as a certificate or financial document which represents the value of an asset evidencing

  • Bernie Madoff Research Paper

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    percent, and occasionally higher. At its peak, his firm handled up to 5 percent of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Bernie Madoff may have inherited some of his fraud-like ways from his parents. Ralph and Sylvia Madoff became involved in finance in the early 1950s, when their son was just a young teenager. They began a company called Gibraltar Securities in the 1960s, and listed their home address as their office. It didn’t take long for the SEC to shut down their business, due to them neglecting

  • How Did Jp Morgan Influence America

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    "hailed as a master of finance at the time of his death, and continues to be considered one of the [America's] leading businessman" (John Pierpont Morgan). He founded the still existing J.P. Morgan & Co., one of the United States' leading financial firms. His father was a successful financier and had much of the same plans for his son. Morgan attended the English High School of Boston, which was a school that specialized in mathematics and prepared many men for careers in finance. Not long after, Morgan

  • Social Worker Funding

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    As a future social worker I feel the greatest challenge I will face in the context of funding will actually being able to receive sufficient funding. Social work services are funded through government funding, state/ local government grants, health insurance programs, federal programs, state health insurance programs, private health insurances, private donations, and clients actually paying for services. Even with these programs and donations, funding continues to be a huge issue for social workers