Chapter-1 Introduction of The Topic
Chapter-1 Introduction of The Topic
Chapter-1 Introduction of The Topic
To study some of the SIP schemes and analyse them observe the management process
of SIP.
About Company
MISSION
To determine the challenges and embark the efficacy of optimum solutions. The vision of
COMO INFO SOLUTIONS also includes being a leader in the area of business, technology, and
people.
To be an emanated quality technical hub for software, Web, Apps, Finance, HR training, and to
help our customer to achieve the best-in-the class quality of consultancy, IT solution and
services.
COSMO INFO SOLUTIONS is committed to producing the best quality of creative and
compelling products and services for government agencies, students, private organizations, and
NGOs
vision
COSMO INFO SOLUTIONS have an entrenchment presence in the business and information
technology development and consultancy. bridging the gap between best-of-bread technology
and cutting -edge business solutions by our talented and determined team to a multitude of
clients.
A share is nothing but an indivisible unit of a company’s capital to be sold among individuals to increase
profit of the organization.
Shareholder
An individual owning one or more than one share of an organization is called a shareholder. In simpler
words, an individual purchasing one or more than one share from any private or public organization is
called a shareholder.
A shareholder can sell his shares anytime depending on the current value of the share.
He/she can purchase any new share issued by any other or same organization.
A shareholder has the right to declared dividend.
Dividend
Why do people invest in shares ?
An organization pays the shareholders for investing in their company’s shares. The income earned by an
individual by investing in an organization’s share (private or public) is called as dividend.
The profit earned by an organization is put into use in the following two ways:
When an individual purchases shares from any organization, he/she is issued a certificate as a proof of
his investment. Such a certificate issued by an organization to the shareholders is called a share
certificate.
Types of Shares
1. Equity Shares
Equity shares also called as ordinary shares are the shares where the payment of dividend is directly
proportional to the profits earned by the organization. Higher the profits earned, higher the dividend,
lower the profits, and lower the dividend. In an equity share, dividends are paid at a fluctuating/floating
rate.
Preference Shares
Shares which enjoy preference over payment of dividends are called preference shares. Shareholders
enjoy fixed rate of dividends in case of preference shares.
Founder Shares
Shares held by the management or founders of the organization are called as founder shares.
Bonus Shares
Bonus shares are often issued to the shareholders when the organization earns surplus profits. The
company officials may decide to pay the extra profits to the shareholders either as cash (dividend) or
issue a bonus share to them.
Bonus shares are often issued by organizations to the shareholders free of charge as a gift in proportion
to their existing shares with the organization.
Find a good broker for yourself. Make sure he has good knowledge about the share market and can
guide you properly.
To invest in shares one needs to open a DEMAT Account for online trading. A DEMAT Account is
mandatory for sale and purchase of shares anytime and anywhere.
An individual needs to have his PAN Card, a bank account, other necessary Identity proofs, address
proofs and so on.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is the first and largest securities market in India and
was established in 1875 as the Native Share and Stock Brokers' Association. Based in
Mumbai, India, the BSE lists close to 6,000 companies and is one of the largest
exchanges in the world, along with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ,
London Stock Exchange Group, Japan Exchange Group, and Shanghai Stock Exchange.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is an Indian stock exchange located at Dalal Street, Mumbai.
the BSE (formerly known as Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.) The BSE is the world's 10th largest
stock exchange with an overall market capitalization of more than $2.2 trillion on as of April 2018.
The BSE has helped develop the country's capital markets, including the retail debt
market, and helped grow the Indian corporate sector.
Overview of SEBI