Abans Holdings Nov-24

A financial report that details a company's performance for a specific period, typically a quarter or half-year.

The document that records the spoken discussion during an earnings conference call.

The financial period that runs from April to March in India.

The second quarter of the financial year, typically spanning from October to December.

A company's official statement disclosing significant events or changes to investors.

A public company that has listed its shares on a stock exchange, making them available for trading.

A company's website where they make information available to stakeholders, such as regulatory filings.

The title or designation of a person responsible for compliance with securities laws and regulations.

A financial services company with operations in various countries including India, United Kingdom, Mauritius, Dubai, and Hong Kong, providing services like institutional broking, asset management, financial lending, treasury and remittance services

A financial statement released periodically by a company, typically on a quarterly or annual basis, that summarizes the company's financial performance for a specific period.

Statements made by a company that may not reflect actual future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties.

A process where securities like stocks and bonds are bought and sold for clients, typically large institutions.

Managing investments for clients, including creating portfolios of stocks, bonds, and other assets.

Providing loans to clients for various purposes, including personal, business, or other financial needs.

A department within a financial institution that manages the company's cash flow and liquidity, and conducts financial transactions.

A company that has operations in multiple countries and markets, offering its services globally.

A financial metric that measures a company's profitability before deducting interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.

A measure of a company's revenue from services and products.

Revenue generated from providing services or performing tasks.

Revenue generated from lending money to customers.

Revenue generated from trading financial assets, such as bonds and stocks.

The period when investors sell off stocks to lock in their profits.

Foreign investors who invest in a country's financial markets.

A period of significant stock market growth characterized by increasing prices and investor optimism.

A valuation metric that compares a company's share price to its earnings per share. Used to assess a company's relative value compared to its peers.

A period of time where the market experiences consolidation or a downward correction. This can be characterized by decreased trading volume, lower stock prices, and potentially increased volatility.

A broad term referring to entities that invest in foreign securities, usually in a different country than their own. In this context, it likely refers to Foreign Portfolio Investors.

A type of fixed-income security issued by a government. These are typically considered to be low-risk investments.

The business of providing financial services to clients, typically including trading, investment advisory, and asset management. This usually involves charging fees for these services.

A type of investment fund that invests in a diversified portfolio of assets, aiming to generate returns by taking advantage of price differences between markets.

A fee charged for managing clients' funds on a percentage of the profit made. The more the fund grows, the larger the performance fee.

Income generated from providing financial advice to clients, typically in the form of investment strategies and recommendations.

The income generated from facilitating trades and transactions for clients in the financial market.

A fund where investors delegate their investment decisions to a professional portfolio manager. Unlike mutual funds, PMS is a personalized service catered to the individual needs and goals of the client.

The total value of assets under management in a fund or investment account. It represents the total amount of money that an investment manager is responsible for.

A measure of how much an investment has increased in value over a specific period.

The amount of money that flows into an investment fund from new investors. It signifies investor confidence and the attractiveness of the fund.

The rate of return on an investment expressed as a percentage. It reflects the percentage change in the value of an investment over time.

The volatility in the market significantly impacts the performance of different investment strategies. When the market is volatile, some investment strategies might perform better than others.

A type of financial institution that primarily provides loans and other financial services.

The difference between the interest earned on loans and the interest paid on deposits, representing the profitability of financial institutions.

Seeking new sources of revenue and expanding into fresh markets or client segments to increase growth and profitability.

A type of loan that is backed by collateral, such as property or shares, which can be seized by the lender if the borrower defaults.

A type of loan that is not backed by collateral, meaning the lender relies on the borrower's creditworthiness and ability to repay.

A measure of the profitability of an investment, expressed as a percentage return on the initial investment.

Loans with a shorter repayment period, typically less than a year.

The date by which a loan is expected to be repaid.