A Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) is a financial investor and invests only in stocks and bonds/. He needs to register with SEBI, can buy/sell several securities on Stock Market and take out his money/profits any time. A foreign Direct Investor invests directly in a project.He is a partner/promoter in the project and stays invested for a longer period. He does not, unlike FII, invests in many companies.
If the direct investment is foreign, then no, since FDI stands for 'foreign direct investment'.
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"Forex" and "foreign exchange" refer to the same concept: the global marketplace for trading currencies. "Forex" is simply an abbreviation of "foreign exchange" and is commonly used in trading contexts. Both terms encompass the buying and selling of currencies to facilitate international trade, investment, and speculation. The term "forex" often conveys a more informal or retail trading context, while "foreign exchange" can refer to broader financial and institutional activities.
An investment you expect a return, with the other, you don't.
If the direct investment is foreign, then no, since FDI stands for 'foreign direct investment'.
when MNCs invest their money to buy assets such as land and machines, it is known as foreign investment. It is made with the hope that the value of these assets will increase in future whereas foreign trade is the trade which takes place between two or more countries through MNCs. Foriegn Trade includes buying and selling of good under an aggreement while Foriegn Investment only deals with investments in shares of properties on a foriegn land
Foreign direct investment is the provision of capital into a company or project by a financier who is from a foreign country. In portfolio investment, anyone can invest in the portfolio, whether or not he is from a local company or a foreign company.
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hola, my name is nabilla hana.queen of nabilland.to all my nabians! what is the difference between institutional buyer and government buyer. regards, your queen. HAIL HYDRA!!
"Forex" and "foreign exchange" refer to the same concept: the global marketplace for trading currencies. "Forex" is simply an abbreviation of "foreign exchange" and is commonly used in trading contexts. Both terms encompass the buying and selling of currencies to facilitate international trade, investment, and speculation. The term "forex" often conveys a more informal or retail trading context, while "foreign exchange" can refer to broader financial and institutional activities.
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an investment bank is a non depository institution, and a commercial bank takes customers' deposits.
Individual Investor is a person who directly invest in companies shares. whether Institutional investor generally invest for other people.like pension funds,Investment companies,Life Insurance companies so forth all of whom manage large portfolios of securities.
An investment you expect a return, with the other, you don't.
Individual Investor is a person who directly invest in companies shares. whether Institutional investor generally invest for other people.like pension funds,Investment companies,Life Insurance companies so forth all of whom manage large portfolios of securities.