Consider the following characteristics : (a) High risk high return opportunity (b) Small and medium size enterprise (c) Private equity stakes in start-ups (d) Investment fund The above attributes are found in :
Venture Capital Funds
All four attributes describe venture capital: a pooled investment fund that takes private equity stakes in young, usually unlisted start-ups and small or medium enterprises, accepting high risk for the chance of high returns, and exiting later through a public issue or a strategic sale.
Mutual funds pool savings from the public and invest mainly in diversified, listed securities and debt instruments; they do not specialise in equity of unlisted start-ups.
Qualified Institutional Buyers are a SEBI category of large institutions (banks, insurers, mutual funds, foreign portfolio investors and others) eligible to bid in the QIB portion of public issues. It is an investor classification, not a type of fund.
Domestic Institutional Investors, such as LIC, banks and domestic mutual funds, invest largely in listed securities rather than in early-stage firms.
Hence, Venture Capital Funds.
Financial Instruments which are issued with detachable warrants and are redeemable after certain period is known as :
Match the items of List-II with the items of List - I and indicate the correct code :
List – I | List – II | ||
(a) | Term finance | (i) | Providing finance to new or existing |
(b) | Refinance | (ii) | Delivering of banking services at affordable |
(c) | Financial inclusion | (iii) | Providing replenishment finance to eligible |
(d) | Venture capital | (iv) | Providing finance to the borrowers for |
Financial Instruments which are issued with detachable warrants and are redeemable after certain period is known as :