How can a stock exchange consolidate activities in the banking industry?
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The stock exchanges play a role, but they really do not have any other influence except that of facilitating the buying and selling of securities. I really don't understand what you mean when you say "consolidate activities."  But if you are referring to the consolidation of the banking sector, it has already begun. For example, JP Morgan & Chase,  JP MorganChase and Bank One.  You get the picture?  The role of the exchange in this situation was to facilitate the merging of shares between these individual banks into one share to be traded on the Stock Exchange.
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You mean Deutche Borse?  It depends on the stock but I've never had a problem there.  Clearing and settlement have been roughly similar to what I get for London or New York stocks.\n\nGo check www.clearstream.com.  That gives the days for different types of assets.
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From a registered stock broker \nOnline. In India, many banks ofer you trading services to the extent of the balnce in your account.\n\nConsult a financil advisor when you buy shares, cross check whether the co. is worth inveting into or not
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They could consolidate to one mortgage, should be possible!
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I think this article will help you:\n\nhttp://www.exinfm.com/training/webpages/course03/Capital%20Budgeting%20and%20Cash%20Flow%20Analysis.mht
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if you can remember \n\n1. vertical analysis (aka 100% analysis) where sales is 100% and the rest are expressed as a percentage of sales, done on a year by year basis, then interpret the relationship of each account to the total sales;\n\n2. horizontal analysis using the first year as the base year and computing for the percentage increase/decrease on the succeeding years, in amount and percentage, then interpret the increase/decrease, maybe the causes and implications;\n\n3. ratio analysis by computing the financial ratios each period then interpret these ratios relating to the operational, financial or investing activities.\n\ngood luck.
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Several things:\n\n1. The company is no longer trading\n2. The company no longer exists as a legal entity in its own right\n3. Assets are liquidated, creditors paid (in specific order if insuffient to satisy all)\n4. The directors are no longer limited by guarantee if they DO trade under the guise of the company.\n5. No further return forms are due for tax / vat etc\n\nif a firm just "stops trading" it might go dormant instead of dissolving. A company that is dormant (doing nothing) can become active again, a dissolved company cannot.
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The process of aggregating similar instruments, such as loans or mortgages, into a negotiable security.\n\nSecuritization is a financial technique that pools assets together and, in effect, turns them into a tradeable security held by a bankruptcy remote special purpose vehicle (SPV). Financial institutions and businesses of all kinds use securitization to immediately realize the value of a cash-producing asset.\n\nSecuritization can also have the benefit of removing a particular group of assets from a company's balance sheet. However, this will become increasingly difficult as accounting standards evolve (e.g. from US GAAP to IFRS standards). If it can be achieved, it is particularly important when the assets are in the form of debts owed to that company and the company is a bank. Residential mortgages for example, are a debt owed to a bank, but are also an exposure for the bank. Essentially, the bank is exposed, because its money is held by other people and, if those people default, then the bank may suffer loss. This exposure may well need to be reported to appropriate regulatory authorities, who may in turn restrict the amount of money a bank can lend (to potentially more profitable and secure borrowers). Securitization thus allows a bank to, essentially, sell on this exposure, and use the money for more profitable purposes. However the bank is not completely off the hook by "selling" off these assets because the bank often maintains what is called a first loss piece or residual interest and carries that on its balance sheet. The first loss piece is just that, it is the first piece to absorb losses when and if the assets do not perform. The kick is that the bank will often remain the agent for the transferee (e.g. the person who buys the debts owed to the bank). The bank gets a fee for managing the pool of assets. It maintains the relationship with the mortgagor (the original person who borrowed money from the bank) therefore, while having none of the lending risk.\n\nSecuritization has evolved from its beginnings in the 1970s to a total aggregate outstanding (as of the second quarter of 2003) estimated to be $6.6 trillion. This technique comes under the umbrella of structured finance.
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I am assuming you are referring to the purchase of the underlying equity by a larger, more established company. The reason for this could be two-fold. There could be restrictions in place regarding the institutional ownership of the stock and subsequent purchases made there-in. Another reason, and more likely, is the fact of liquidity. Garnering a large number of shares of an illiquid stock could single-handedly manipulate the given equity leading to SEC investigations and such. And by investing in stages (known predominatly as "scaling into a position", they could evaluate on the go. For instance, the company that is being bought could have some current hindrances surrounding it. By scaling in, you can watch as some of the shady situations resolve themselves and you become more comfortable with the current share price.
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That's too general of a question.  If you've been responsibly paying your debts and have responsibly consolidated to reduce the interest you pay, it's different from the kind of consolidation done in response to credit problems.\n\nWebsites aren't going to be able to answer that question.
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Consolidation Is the Effect.  Transactions in subsidiaries are made in the normal course of business.  The financial records of these transactions are kept by each entity, then sent to the Parent Company, who reports them in the Consolidated Financial Statements.  Consolidation is a reporting activity that serves to eliminate the duplication of transactions between consolidated affiliates.
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I don't see anyway out of the changing conditions of Banking that it becomes a Market Driven Culture. Employees power can only come with production results. Although a certain set of employees can be mainly a clan operation, but they will be in supportive roles only.
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If you would sign up for an account at a financial institution you can arrange to have your investments done automatically for you.  For example, you could set it up so the 1st of every month you buy $250 of IBM stock.  Each monthly transaction might cost you $5 flat regardless of the amount or number of shares involved.\n\nAs an incentive to join, they may offer six or twelve FREE automatic investments where the $5 is waived for six or twelve months.  Since you could have set up a couple of automatic investments (IBM and Microsoft, for example), they can't really advertize the first six months no commission, so they simply say six free automatic investments/purchases.
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Most banks in other than very rural areas are able to do this, but it may take them some time, if they don't do it regularly.  It may depend on which currency is being exchanged, too.
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The best way is to buy them out on terms that both companies can agree on. The alternative is hostile takeover, where one corporation buys sufficient stocks to get controlling voting power of another corporation who doesn't want to be taken over.
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Stock- It enables companies to raise money thru sharing equity and it enables the public to participate in the well being and management of a company.\n\nBond- It enables companies to raise money thru borrowing money and it enables the public to buy debt instruments at a better yield than US Government bonds.\n\nOption- It enables the buyer to participate in the price move of an underlying security for a smaller entry cost than buying the security itself. It enables the seller to generate slight income from an otherwise static position.\n\nFuture- It enables suppliers to lock in sales prices of commodities at some future date...turning a variable revenue into a fixed revenue. It enables buyers to lock in a price paid at some future date...turning a variable expense into a fixed expense.\n\nEssentially financial instruments enable the transfer of capital and risk to occur.
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(HXI, IFN, IIF, PGJ)\n\nhttp://etfinvestor.com/article/4971