DEBT INVESTMENT

Debt capital refers to the capital provided by the lenders who are keen to be compensated regularly in the form of a pre-specified fixed rate of interest. They also expect the money they have lent to be returned to them after an agreed period of time. Debt can be created by borrowing from banks and other institutions or by issuing debt securities.

EQUITY INVESTMENT

Debt capital refers to the capital provided by the lenders who are keen to be compensated regularly in the form of a pre-specified fixed rate of interest. They also expect the money they have lent to be returned to them after an agreed period of time. Debt can be created by borrowing from banks and other institutions or by issuing debt securities.

INSURANCE SERVICES

Debt capital refers to the capital provided by the lenders who are keen to be compensated regularly in the form of a pre-specified fixed rate of interest. They also expect the money they have lent to be returned to them after an agreed period of time. Debt can be created by borrowing from banks and other institutions or by issuing debt securities.

LOAN SERVICES

Debt capital refers to the capital provided by the lenders who are keen to be compensated regularly in the form of a pre-specified fixed rate of interest. They also expect the money they have lent to be returned to them after an agreed period of time. Debt can be created by borrowing from banks and other institutions or by issuing debt securities.

From The Founder

Investment, in the context of securities market, involves upfront commitment of a sum of money to earn returns on it over a period of time. It involves thorough analysis of the underlying security in terms of safety/risk, income and growth potential.

Security markets enable investors to deploy their surplus funds in investment instruments that are pre-defined for their features, issued under regulatory supervision, and in most cases liquid in the secondary markets. There are two broad types of securities that are issued by seekers of capital from investors: Equity and Debt. When a business needs capital to fund its operations and expansion, it makes a choice between these two types of securities.

Due to these fundamental differences in equity and debt securities, they are seen as two distinct asset classes between which investors make a choice. Equity represents a risky, long-term, growth oriented investment that can show a high volatility in performance, depending on how the underlying business is performing. || read the article

Founder & CEO
Abhay Ray