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Making a Smart Investment

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Private equity is a type of finance which are not traded as stocks in exchange market and instead are those assets which consist of securities and debts.  This type of investment is popular among new investors who would like to make a risk free investments and earn a marginable profits from other companies. A private equity firm is an organisation or an individual which makes investments in other companies and organizations for buyout, or their development and growth of these companies which is organised on basis of some loosely affiliated strategies. PE Funds India There are some clever ways which private equity firms have adapted lately to make these funding. After a series of loss suffered by many of such private firms they have now started to make smart investments. The following are some major steps that can be taken ahead or during the process of PE fund in India : Smart Pre-Analysis: It is very important to make clever judgment about the future of a product or c...

Steps To Look Into While Setting Up Your Own Private Equity Firm

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Private equity is a type of investment which has become very popular these days, in private equity people invest in private companies or publicly traded companies that turn into private ones subsequently, due to private transactions. The stakes in these companies are mostly free from rules and regulations of the federal securities and also the public market.  These firms are managed by a general partner and are funded by limited partners. Growth equity firms, leveraged buyout firms and venture capitals are all different kinds of private equity funds. Today there are many successful private equity firms, but a lot of planning and assessing goes into creating one’s own private equity firm, below are few steps and strategies that one should think about before venturing into this business :- • DEFINE BUSINESS STRATEGY Defining and outlining a business strategy is the most important and basic step, knowing and comparing your financial goals from other competitors and doing pr...

Guidelines to Keep In Mind before Investing In Real Estate

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Investing in real estate is a big step for any person, and it can be a little overwhelming at first, but there are many advantages of investing in real estate and it is a great way to diversify ones portfolio in many perspectives, tax perspectives being one of them. If you wish to invest in real estate, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Doing a full market study before investing is very important, as it will give you an idea about the market value and the most popular areas that you can invest in. Those who are regularly involved in real estate know the business very well, but for those who are new to it, knowing everything about it in the beginning itself can be a daunting task. Below are a few things one should keep in mind before entering the real estate arena. The first and the most important thing to do is study the local market trends and pricing in the area you wish to invest. For example, you should look for places where the price of property is accelerati...

TYPES OF INVESTMENTS AND INVESTORS

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The investment market is a vast and confusing sector; one needs good knowledge and experience to navigate through, without getting lost. There are two main asset classes that exist, which are the Public and the Private sector. The public sector is one which is available to the general public at all times, which means that the shares, stocks and bonds are out and are ready to be bought and sold by anyone who has the means to do so. Thus, the public sector is open to all, and if one has the right amount of money they can invest in a company open on such a platform. On the other hand, the Private sector is one where investing is not that easy, as this sector is not open to the general public. Private sector or as it is usually called, the alternative asset class includes, various kinds of areas within it like; Private equity, commodities like gold, wine and art, Real estate fund India is big market for investors who want to invest their money in the private sector. The main reason ...

Investors and Their Types

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The field of investment is a vast and elaborate one, which requires extensive knowledge and experience to effectively navigate without losing your way in the numerous pathways within it. Primarily, every investor needs to know about the two asset classes that exist within the market, there is the public sector and then the private sector. The public sector is openly available to the general public, indicating that the shares, stocks, bonds and other securities are all available to be bought and/or sold by anyone from the public with sufficient means to do so. The public sector is open to investments from all, and if an investor has the right amount of money, they can invest their money to a certain limit in a company available on such a platform. The private sector on the other hand is not openly available to the common man. Private sector or as it is commonly known, the alternative asset class includes various kinds of assets within it, namely private equity, commodities like g...

Hedge Funds Strategies That You Should Be Aware Of

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A hedge fund somewhat resembles a mutual fund, but has a number of peculiarities that one needs to understand. Hedge funds employ various strategies that are not usually found in case of mutual funds. The term "hedge" can be misleading for a common man. A hedge fund is actually hedged, for example, a fund involving a long-short strategy would select the most profitable securities for purchase and the least profitable ones for short sale. A hedge fund may be in the form of a real estate fund. India is a growing economy so there are foreign investors willing to invest in hedge funds in the country. There are many different strategies that can be adopted to get a better return on the capital you invest. Some basic strategies that an investor should know are: • Convertible Arbitrage- This is a long-short equity strategy. Instead of buying stock in one company and selling short the stock of another, convertible arbitrage buys convertible securities, usually convertible...