Nidheesh K B

The innovative instruments have the potential to help Indian companies to overcome the severe financing constraints they have been experiencing over a long period of time. Companies are doing every thing to tap available financial resources through the use of old and innovative instruments and the process will continue indefinetly.Companies in their pursuit of reducing the cost of capital, put a premium on such instrument which will help in achieving such an objectives.

A rural level study conducted for examine the problem of tribal students; the study shows some finding in the form of problems and point out suggestion to one who have right for formulating decision in the case of tribal development.

Technology development is one of the crucial factors for the development of security market in India. Process of converting physical form into electronic form knows us dematerialization. Due to electronic form share holder can computer their top very easily with speed and safety.

It is fair to say that despite a turbulent year and many challenges, we have made some progress towards this goal. There has been progressive intensification of financial sector reforms, and the financial sector as a whole is more sensitized than before to the need for internal strength and effective management as well as to the overall concerns for financial stability.

Anglo French textiles is good example of an institution, where material management has been implemented successfully. With the implementation of a good material management system, AFT is able to reduce its over all cost and there by it produces more products at a cheaper tare and create more demand

. A study analysis the effect of Section 40b of income tax Act 1961 (India)in the case of maximum limit of remuneration to the partners. This study shows the above section is creating pain in the development of partnership firm. There is no maximum limit in the case of remuneration in private company is one of the benefits in the case of private company and that create huge loss in government. Restriction is always creating pain not a gain.

The asymmetric distributions of information between local and foreign investors and between fund holders and mangers. Foreign institutional investors could be assumed to have relatively little information on specific developments in emerging markets so that ‘diluted information’ and ‘illusive competition’ could result. Foreign institutional investors in emerging economies following the opening-up of the capital account were not simply positive for these countries but could also exert adverse effects.

A village-level study conducted in Wayanad district of Kerala state with aimto map the financial status of the population and the funds flow indicated that the overall asset-savings-income profile of the rural was not alarming. However, most of the assets and savings are liquid, forcing the poor to borrow at high cost. The study shows the failure of financial institutions to penetrate the savings and loan market. It also reconfirms earlier findings that health-related expenses a