EQUITY

EQUITY

In finance, equity is typically expressed as a market value, which may be materially higher or lower than the book value. The reason for this difference is that accounting statements are backward-looking (all results are from the past) while financial analysts look forward, to the future, to forecast what they believe financial performance will be.

If a company is publicly traded, the market value of its equity is easy to calculate. It’s simply the latest share price multiplied by the total number of shares outstanding.

If a company is private, then it’s much harder to determine its market value. If the company needs to be formally valued, it will often hire professionals such as investment bankers, accounting firms (valuations group), or boutique valuation firms to perform a thorough analysis.

We offer following specific solutions to our clients:

Services offered by us to help you in investing for your various stages of your life

Direct Equity

Direct equity investing is all about long term growth. When one buy stocks, he/she becomes part-owners in that company. This way one becomes eligible to share both profit & loss made by company. Investors prefer equity because no other investment option promises long term growth as high as equity

Stock and Derivatives

Stock options are a form of derivative that is widely traded today. The term “derivative” encompasses a variety of investment tools, ranging from stock options to contracts for bonds, currencies, interest rates and a variety of other mediums

Mutual Funds

A mutual fund is an open-end professionally managed investment fund that pools money from many investors to purchase securities. Mutual funds are “the largest proportion of equity of U.S. corporations.” Mutual fund investors may be retail or institutional in nature.