Types of Preference Shares | Top 5 Types

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The preference shares also known as Prefered Socks or Prefered are a special category of shares which provides a fixed rate of dividend. Preference shares are prefered over common equity shares when it comes to payment of dividend as well as at the time of recovery if the company wind up its operation, however, it doesn’t have the voting rights like common stocks.

In this article, we will focus on some significant types of preference shares in brief. For more detailed information about preference shares follow the link below.

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Preference Shares | What are Preference Shares? Pros and Cons

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Preference shares might be prefered option for those investors who really want a fixed and higher returns along with the lower risk involved comparatively.

Any company whether it is a small, medium or large organisation requires a source of finance sooner or later stages during its operation. Equity finance is the most popular source of funding for the majority of corporates or business enterprises as it doesn’t impose any financial obligation and at the same time business entities don’t need to create a charge over its fixed assets to float equity shares into the market as well.

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Equity Shares | What are Equity Shares? Types, Pros & Cons

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Working capital funds is one of the significant requirements for the expansion and business growth of any corporate. There is always a requirement of funds whether it is small and medium or large organisations for expansion, business growth or setting up a new subsidiary or division of the company.

So in this article, we will discuss equity share capital (equity funds). Let’s first understand what does it mean by equity shares.

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What are Treasury Bills? Treasury Bills of India

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The Government of India approaches to the financial market to raise funds from the general public by selling different types of government securities. Treasury bills  (T-Bills) are one of the instruments which are used for short term requirement of funds. The Government also raises funds from the market for a longer duration (up to 40 years) by using other instruments like Dated Security (Government Bonds) depending on the requirement of money.

Thus Government utilise different instruments to raise funds from the financial market.

There are various infrastructure projects, construction and development projects, Government schemes and various free scheme are performing across the country.

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How to Achieve Sales Target | 7 Easy Steps

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How to Set up and Achieve Sales Target: Meeting 100% of the sales target is probably hard nut to crack for the sales executive, however one could make it happen and achieve his targets comfortably by executing a few significant steps properly. Most of the sales representatives don’t know how to achieve sales target easily … Read more