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What is recapitalization?
Recapitalization is the change in the capital structure of a corporation. Majority of the time recapitalization will occur when new shares are issued, stocks are exchanged, "leveraged buy-outs" take place, or the company sees major reorganization of the employees roles.
What is recapitalization of banks?
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Advantages of recapitalization?
Borrowed time.
Merits of recapitalization of banking sector?
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Is recapitalization of Nigerian banking a curse or a blessing?
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What is recapitalization in the Nigerian system?
recapitalization means increase in capital, work in progress, stock,goodwill,bond etc nd decrease in loans,debts nd al forms of liabilities in economic and accounting sense.
What is bank recapitalisation?
Recapitalization is a sort of a corporate reorganization involving substantial change in a company's capital structure. In leveraged recapitalization, the bank issues bonds, which are bought back by the bank. Current shareholders retain control.
What are the basics of share dealing?
Share dealing involved buying and selling shares of public companies. To be successful at share dealing it is important to know which shares to buy and when to sell. Uneducated individuals can lose large amounts of money in seconds by share dealing.
Can the Strategic Purposes Involved in Selling and Acquisition be Termed as Prerequisites of this Transaction?
Speaking about the strategic purposes, both the seller and the buyer have their own purposes that they look forward to be fulfilled at the end of this transaction. However, strategic purposes mainly emphasise on recapitalization of a firm, it shouldn’t be shunned even as a prerequisite of this convention. Also, it would be fundamentally wrong to say so, as these purposes only in recapitalization.
What makes stocks risky?
The fact that their value can go up and down. If you have shares in stocks, and that company becomes bankrupt, you will lose all the money you put into the shares, however if it becomes a big and successful corporation, you could end up being very wealthy.
Do you lose your stocks when the market crashes?
No. You will not lose your stocks. You'll still be owning your stocks but the value of the stocks would have fallen heavily during a market crash. For ex: if you own 100 shares of X company that is worth $10 per share then your net worth is $1000. When the market crashes your stocks value might fall to $5. You will still own 100 shares but it will be worth only $500
Difference between demat shares physical shares?
demate shares are those shares which are kept in electronic form where as physical shares are those shares which are kept in the traditional paper form....
