Dear Sir,

I have invested a lumpsum amount of Rs. 10 lacs in Debt Mutual fund a year back and I have got a return of 4% on that investment.

Is it advisable to stay invested in Debt Mutual fund or should I switch to some other alternative fund like Balanced Advantage Fund. I am using these funds as an alternative to Fixed deposits as interest rates are quite low in fixed deposits.

Please help me in this matter.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

Dear Sir,

I have invested a bulk amount of Rs. 10 lacs in Debt Mutual fund a year back. But in 1 year my investment has grown only by 2.5% as RBI is rising interest rates.

Is it advisable to stay invested in Debt Mutual fund as I feel Balanced Advantage Fund is the better option instead of Debt fund.

Please help me in this matter.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

Respected Sir, I created an account on MCA portal using my mail id safdar_1957@yahoo.com. Whenever I try to log in using user name as safdar_1957, A prop up shows username must be pattern of 8-11 alphanumeric characters. I want to file on line iepf-5 form to claim back of my shares transferred to IEPF. Any solution.

1st company is buying shares of 2nd company and in consideration 1st company is giving shares of its own company to 2nd company.
In this scenario do companies have to pay stamp duty on both share exchange?

Please guide if there is a requirement of Valuation certificate in case of Rights Issue to the Non Resident Holder by an Indian company (unlisted company)?

Hey!!

Can someone explain to me the short put options graph with the example of a shareholder??
I am an economics student. I have understood the graph with the example of an insurance company but cannot understand it with that of a shareholder.
Also, if possible can you also clarify the difference between short and long positions?

Thank you so much!!

Dear Sir,

I want to know which are the best Balanced Advantage Fund for lumpsum investment for a period of of 3-5 years.

Please help me in this matter.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

A is a foreign company based in USA, with operation only in USA . B is pvt ltd company incorporated in india. A owns 49% share of B. B Requires A to support its working capital requirements. Check most correct answer:

1. A and B enter a loan agreement after which the funds can be freely transferred
2. A and B Must follow the external commercial borrowing Guidelines
3. A and B Must comply with Foreign Direct Investment Guidelines
4. B can only borrow money from India an Indian Bank

Plz reply
Thanks

Sirs
Sub. Reliance Industries Ltd. -
Market value of shares less than 1 lac.

What the rate of stamp duty in W. B. for claiming refund of Equity shares from IEPF (Investor Education & Protection Fund) ?
Regards

Mr X transferred the shares of ABC Private Limited to Y Ltd. The Form SH-4, i.e., Shares Transfer Form was duly signed and stamped on 22nd November, 2021. The payment of relevant stamp duty was duly made on the same date. However, the consideration by Y Ltd. to X was paid on 04th January, 2022 for the shares transferred.
Y Ltd. considering ABC Ltd. as its indirect wholly owned subsidiary applied before NCLT for merger of ABC Ltd. with Y Ltd. and the effective date of merger is 01st December, 2021 as per the order.
The Articles of Association (AOA) of ABC Ltd. states that “If the company, within 30 days after being served with a transfer notice, find a purchasing member and give notice thereof to the proposing transferors, he shall be bound, upon payment of the price or of the fair value, to transfer the shares to the purchasing members.”
Considering the above facts:
1. What will be the date of Transfer of shares to Y Ltd.?