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leveraged buyouts lbosa leveraged buyout is a financing technique where debt is used to purchase the stock of a corporation and it frequently
product advantagesa firm that has developed a reputation for superior products in the domestic market may find acceptance from the foreign consumers
rationale for mergersmany of the motives behind mergers of firms are discussed hereundergrowthgrowth is the most general and important motive for
cross-sector analysisthe growth of a country depends upon how fast a country can adapt to deregulation and internationalization deregulation and
macro-economic analysismeasuring the level of economic activitygross national product gnp and the gross domestic product gdp are the two most widely
global sector indixesmorgan stanley capital international msci measures the international and national performance it launched all country sectors on
correlation among stock index returnscorrelation among stock index returns can be defined as the extent to which the values of different types of
effect on exchange ratesas we know one of the most vital determinants of changes in relative exchange rates is the relative inflation rate assuming a
inflation in international marketsin 1983 gultekin tried to find out the relation between stock return and the inflation rates expectedunexpected he
historical inflation and stock value experiencethe experimental evidence denies the status of stocks as a good hedge against inflation a study
effect on stock valuationuntil the 1960s common stocks were viewed as a good instrument against loss caused by inflation also before 1960 stocks were
inflation and exchange ratesto understand the impact of inflation several terms should be understood for example inflation from the investors
demand and supply shocksthe influence of the above macroeconomic factors on the economic performance can be analyzed by classifying their impact on
global economythe size of the world stock market grew steadily in the 1970s and 1980s and crossed the 12 trillion figure in 1993 the share of the us
secondary marketthe major participants in secondary market are banks brokerage firms and bond houses they buy and sell t-bills on behalf of customers
the distinct features of cds arecd is a document of title to a time deposit and is distinct from conventional time deposit with respect to
purpose of issuecds benefit both issuers and investors from the issuers banks point of view cds are issued foreseeing the advantages over
issuing proceduretreasury bills are sold using the auction procedure the treasury entertains both competitive and non-competitive tenders for t-bills
discount pricingthe t-bills are issued at a discount to face value and hence have no couponcommission rates on round lots generally range from 1250
types of t-billsin the us markets though there are many types of t-bills they can be broadly classified into two types - regular-series bills and
treasury bills in international marketsa brief discussion on treasury bills in international markets is given belowprimary markett-bills are
clearing and settlementthe treasury bills are available in physical form if an investor desires so the market is mostly dominated by institutional
364-day t-billsthe government considered that it is important to develop government securities market for monetary control it also had an intention
91-day t-billsstarting from july 1965 91-day t-bills were issued at a discount rate ranging from 25-46 percent per annum till july 1974 the discount
182-day t-billsfollowing the sukhamoy chakravarty committee recommendations in november 1986 182-day t-bills were introduced in order to develop the