“ Alternate Sources of Finance When traditional bank loans are not accessible, practical, or sufficient, businesses and individuals turn to alternate sources of finance. These alternatives can offer more flexibility, faster approvals, or better alignment with specific financial goals. Note: Alternate sources are not replacements for bank finance — they’re complements or creative options for […]
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Capital market is a market for long-term debt and equity shares. In this market, the capital funds comprising of both equity, debt and hybrid instruments are issued and traded. Financial Instruments that are used for raising capital resources in the capital market are known as capital market instruments. The capital market includes private placement sources of debt and
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Indian Financial System – Financial Institutions (Banks) Indian Financial System Financial Institutions – Types of Banks Type of Bank Description Examples Commercial Banks Provide retail and corporate banking services, including loans, deposits, and payment systems. State Bank of India (SBI), HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank Cooperative Banks Operate on a cooperative model, serving urban and rural
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Indian Financial System Indian Financial System Financial Institutions Banking Non-banking Finance Investment Insurance Pension Fund IFSC Units Financial Markets Capital Market Money Market Financial Instruments Cash Instruments Derivative Instruments Financial Services Asset Based Fee Based Regulators Ministry of Finance Ministry of Corporate Affairs RBI SEBI IRDA PFRDA IFSCA Ministry of Corporate Affairs: The Ministry of
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