The term "Issued capital" refers to the actual number of shares that a company has offered to the public for subscription. This includes all shares that have been issued, regardless of whether they have been fully paid up or not. The term "Authorised capital" is the maximum number of shares that a company is legally allowed to issue as per its corporate charter. This sets the upper limit on the amount of share capital that the company can issue to shareholders.
What is the Maximum limit of Shishu Loan under Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)?
Where was headquarters of “Yugantar Ashram” located?
State Bank of India has recently issued its first-ever infrastructure bond, enabling long-term lending to the infrastructure sector for a duration of?
To become the Vice President of India, a person must be _____ age for the eligibility of it.
In which ocean did the Falcon X make its landing on returning to earth?
Who has been sworn in as the third Vice- President of Nepal?
Which one of the following is a distinctive characteristic of angiosperm?
As per RBI committee for asset reconstruction companies (ARCs), for accounts above_________, two bank-approved external valuers should carry out a valua...
Who was appointed as the chairman of the Expert Committee constituted by the Reserve Bank of India on August 7, 2020, to make recommendations on financi...
