Corporate Accounting
The purpose of corporate accounting is to provide a transparent and accurate picture of a company’s financial health.
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Differences Between Rights and Bonus Issues of Shares
Rights Issue A rights issue grants existing shareholders the option to purchase more company shares, typically at a discount to the market price (how
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What is the Profitability Index?
Profitability Index The Profitability Index is simply the profitability of an investment (dividend yield plus the expected growth rate of the investme
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What is EPS? How to Calculate EPS?
Earnings per share (EPS) is one of the most important metrics for investors in the market since this tells how much profit a company has made on its s
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Meaning of Debentures | Why does a Company Issue Debentures?
What are Debentures? Debentures are a type of corporate bond that is created by companies. The money borrowed to create debentures is called the face
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What are Different Types of Financial Statements?
Financial Statements Financial statements are very important in understanding the information available on how a business is doing and the risks assoc
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What Are Sweat Equity Shares and Why Are They Issued?
Sweat equity shares are equity shares granted to employees of a company on favourable terms in recognition of their work. Sweat equity shares are one
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What is the Procedure to Issue Shares for Capital?
Raising Share Capital When a publicly-traded business wants to raise money by selling its shares to members of the general public, it is required to e
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What is a Share? What is Share Capital?
Share A share can be defined as an individual portion or a single unit into which a company’s whole share capital is split. A firm uses shares t
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