Debt Financing
Debt financing for startups means getting the borrowed funds. When a startup borrows money from outside at interest, it is called finance through debts. There are options for raising finance namely either through debt or equity or through a combination of both debt and equity. Thus debt financing and equity financing are major sources [...]
Investment Opportunities after Covid-19
There has been a significant change in the investment Opportunities after the Covid-19 pandemic. The new social norms like social distancing due to health-related concerns and the lockdown restrictions mandated by the government had consumers turn towards the e-market and e-commerce website. COVID situation has provided at-home solutions and purchasing options for both leisure [...]
Startup India
The Startup India campaign was started in 2016 to encourage entrepreneurship in India. The objective was to reduce the regulatory burden on Startups, thereby allowing them to focus on their core business and keep compliance costs low. It was also to promote bank financing to startups and grant various tax exemptions and other benefits [...]
Advantages and Disadvantages of Project Finance
What is project finance? Project financing is the process of providing funds for a particular project, frequently one involving construction or finance, in which the creditors rely on working capital and project revenues to recover their initial investments. Essentially, this means that the investor understands the financial flows and recognizes that the only way [...]
Importance of Project Reports
If you need a bank loan to start your dream business, a project report is a necessary document. What Is a Project Report? A project report is a mandatory document that outlines different aspects of the business or startup project. It should contain the project’s details, feasibility, and financial requirements. Here comes the next [...]
CERSAI
CERSAI is India's main online security interest registry company. It was primarily designed to prevent lending against equitable mortgage fraud, in which people took multiple loans on the same asset from different banks. The Central Government, Public Sector Banks, and the National Housing Bank collectively, under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, held [...]