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gaurav manral (Querist)

25 June 2013 will privileges and exemptions of private company cease if it is a subsidiary of public company and all the provisions of public company will conferred on private company which is a subsidary of public

Gaurav manral
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Ajay Mishra

Ajay Mishra (Expert)

25 June 2013 Hi

The privileges of private company exemption was end on some specific sections (not all sections) of the Companies Act, 1956 when it becomes subsidiary of public company.

The section specifically mentioned that such section will apply to private limited company which is a subsidiary of public company.

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gaurav manral

gaurav manral (Querist)

26 July 2013 SIR What is clip and strip bonds, carrot and strip bonds,stockinvest and index rates notes? PRASAP its urgent ..........

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Aashok Kumar Sharma

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10 August 2024 Certainly! Here’s a breakdown of the terms related to bonds and financial instruments:

### **1. **Clip and Strip Bonds**

- **Clip Bonds:** These are bonds with detachable interest coupons, also known as "coupon bonds." The term "clip" refers to the practice of clipping off these coupons to collect interest payments. Bondholders would detach (or "clip") the coupons at regular intervals to receive interest payments.

- **Strip Bonds:** Strip bonds are created by separating the interest payments (coupons) from the principal repayment. These bonds are sold at a discount and redeemed at face value. Investors receive no periodic interest payments, but instead, receive a lump sum at maturity.

### **2. **Carrot and Strip Bonds**

- **Carrot Bonds:** The term "carrot bond" isn't widely recognized in conventional financial literature. However, it may refer to a type of bond that offers incentives or additional features to attract investors.

- **Strip Bonds:** Similar to above, strip bonds are sold at a discount and do not provide periodic interest payments. Instead, they provide a lump sum payment at maturity.

### **3. **Stockinvest**

- **Stockinvest:** Stockinvest is a financial instrument primarily available in India, used for making investments in stocks through a simple and convenient method. It is essentially a type of investment where an investor can purchase shares of a company through a pre-defined amount. It allows investors to invest in stocks without needing to open a trading account.

### **4. **Index-Linked Bonds**

- **Index-Linked Bonds:** These are bonds where the interest payments and/or principal repayment are adjusted based on changes in a specific index, such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or a financial index. The adjustment helps protect the bondholder from inflation or provides benefits tied to market movements.

### **Summary of Terms:**

- **Clip Bonds:** Bonds with detachable interest coupons. Coupons are clipped for periodic interest payments.

- **Strip Bonds:** Bonds with separated principal and interest components. Sold at a discount and redeemed at face value.

- **Carrot Bonds:** Not a standard term; potentially refers to bonds with additional incentives.

- **Stockinvest:** An investment instrument for buying stocks through a pre-defined amount, common in India.

- **Index-Linked Bonds:** Bonds with interest and/or principal payments adjusted based on a specific index, providing inflation protection or market-linked returns.

These terms are part of financial instruments and investment strategies. Understanding them helps in making informed investment decisions. If you have more specific details or a context where these terms are used, feel free to ask!

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