As per the Company Law, there are various points of distinction between a private and a public company. The simplified version of these points are given below: Minimum number of members : A Private Ltd. Co. needs only 2 members for its formation, while a Public Ltd. Co. requires minimum 7 members for its formation […]
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“LIFTING OF THE CORPORATE VEIL“ in the Company Law means…
Every Company has an identity, rights, duties and liabilities, separate from those of its members. Thus a VEIL of incorporation exists between the company and its members and due to this a company is not identified with its members. But In reality, it is an association of persons, who are the beneficial owners of that […]
EMOTIONAL OPENNESS KEY TO HAPPINESS
Nobody wants to be a follower, but everybody wants to be a leader because of emotional satisfaction derived being a leader. Emotional openness is a fundamental attribute in satisfaction; hence satisfaction should be inclusive of emotion and not just cognitive. Negative emotions have stronger effect on satisfaction than positive emotions. i.e., Mr. Rahul and Ms. Anjali were executives who […]
LEADERSHIP AND HEROISM
Everyone is a leader, and everyone is leading all the time, which sprung within, well or poorly. Aspiring for leadership– big or small- is a basic trait of a human being, which brings emotional satisfaction. Youth, in the age group of 18 to 25 would be urging to lead a team and display their identity. Hence, […]
IMPORTANCE OF STATISTICS FOR MANAGERS
Modern business management is more a Science than an Art. Ever increasing global competition mandates business managers to address uncertainty by using scientific methods and be Objective decision makers. Forecasting, planning, organizing and decision making; some of the key activities of a manager intend better future for the business. The only certainty about the future is […]
WHAT DOES “TRADING ON EQUITY” MEAN ?
Trading on Equity is a financial process that involves taking more debt to increase the return of shareholders. It happens when the Company takes a new debt in the form of bonds, debentures, preferred stock or loans. These funds are used to acquire assets to generate a return which is greater than the interest cost […]