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IBBI suggests ground rules for Resolution Professsionals, Committee of Creditors
This charter, which is not mandatory, has been prepared in consultation with the three insolvency professional agencies
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πApproach for Integrated program of COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY OPTIONAL-UPSC (IAS)ππ
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We are happy to announce that Guidance program will be going to start from 27th March 2019.
π http://civilservicegurukul.com/integrated-guidance-program-cum-test-series/
π
1.β The most reliable All India Integrated Guidance Program for UPSC Commerce optional, so that every Students of Civil Service Gurukul can know where he stands among the REST OF their COMPETITORS.
2.β Scheduling the tests in a phased manner (Subject wise and full syllabus tests). Test series will consist of 11 tests of UPSC Commerce and Accountancy optional.
3.β Test Paper which are carefully created by our expert faculty to enhance and sharpen the aspirantβs' intellectual competence for actual exam. Test paper will be based on previous year pattern, Current affairs and UPSC guidelines.
4.β Questions act as trigger for learning what is required for the Main Exam and benefit to get maximum marks in Main Exam.
5.β Exhaustive performance analysis and feedback based on the subject wise Strength and weakness analysis.
6.β Interactive system conducive for expressing conceptual doubts, discussions and clarifications.
7.β Test Paper will help you in handling exam pressure and managing time.
8.β Civil Service Gurukulwill provide value added notes on important topics
π http://civilservicegurukul.com/integrated-guidance-program-cum-test-series/
πApproach for Integrated program of COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY OPTIONAL-UPSC (IAS)ππ
1.βοΈ Civil Service Gurukul will suggest sources (Books & Notes) for Covering Topics mentioned in above test series as per UPSC Circular.
2.βοΈ Civil Service Gurukul will provide Value added notes on important topic.
3.βοΈ Civil Service Gurukul will evaluate answer sheet and provide Synopsis/approach/Model answer to develop answer writing skills of answering questions of UPSC civil service mains Examinations 2020.
4.βοΈ All test paper consists of 250 Marks each paper.
5.βοΈ Duration of test is 3 hours.
βοΈFor more details - Contact
CA Dhananjay
@civilservice_gurukul
or Call at
7678456921
π© or mail at
civilservicegurukul@gmail.com
π http://civilservicegurukul.com/integrated-guidance-program-cum-test-series
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πtopic of organization behavior.this is one of the part of notes of guidance program.
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How to prepare for Commerce & Accountancy Optional ll IAS Ramakrishna Chitturi ll UNICOM Talks
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NEWS Related with Credit rating firm
Credit rating firms came under sharp criticism from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for failing to identify financial troubles in various companies, especially in the case of IL&FS.
Concerns over rating agencies
Inability to assess credit risk and take timely rating actions.
Ratings are supposed to be forward-looking, but they are always a laggard.
The central bank is said to have told credit ratings officials that the abrupt ratings downgrades in recent months have hurt investors and banks.
Credit Rating agencies have been criticised for being late in identifying the stress in the IL&FS Group, which defaulted on its loans from banks, mutual funds and provident funds.
Various debt mutual fund schemes saw erosion in their net asset values, or NAVs, because of the defaults.
The crisis soon spread to other non-banking finance companies β mainly housing finance β which have been struggling to sort out their asset-liability mismatches.
RBI said one third of the total NPAs (non-performing assets) in the system stemmed from investment grade ratings.
Total stressed assets are about Rs 12 lakh crore in the banking system.
Conflict of Interest
Globally, rating agencies limit themselves to ratings and research related to credit ratings.
All other businesses like market research, training, risk solutions are carried out under separate entities with no common directors, employees and shareholding from the rating entity.
In India, the same rating agency rates and provides valuation opinions to the same set of securities to investors like mutual funds and provides advisory services.
The central bank governor disapproved of the practice of βrating shoppingββ where companies migrate from one rating agency to another for better ratings.
RBI was also concerned about issues such as rating agency CEOs being part of rating committees and rating advisors who promise better ratings to an issuer due to their special relationship with rating agencies.
Conclusion
RBI is examining the matter and along with Sebi, it will bring out regulations to address this.
Though credit rating agencies are registered with the capital market regulator Sebi, they are jointly regulated by both Sebi and RBI as these firms rate bank loans which constitute 70% of their business.
On short-term instruments like commercial paper, RBI feels that the ratings do not reflect the pricing these papers command.
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Credit rating firms came under sharp criticism from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for failing to identify financial troubles in various companies, especially in the case of IL&FS.
Concerns over rating agencies
Inability to assess credit risk and take timely rating actions.
Ratings are supposed to be forward-looking, but they are always a laggard.
The central bank is said to have told credit ratings officials that the abrupt ratings downgrades in recent months have hurt investors and banks.
Credit Rating agencies have been criticised for being late in identifying the stress in the IL&FS Group, which defaulted on its loans from banks, mutual funds and provident funds.
Various debt mutual fund schemes saw erosion in their net asset values, or NAVs, because of the defaults.
The crisis soon spread to other non-banking finance companies β mainly housing finance β which have been struggling to sort out their asset-liability mismatches.
RBI said one third of the total NPAs (non-performing assets) in the system stemmed from investment grade ratings.
Total stressed assets are about Rs 12 lakh crore in the banking system.
Conflict of Interest
Globally, rating agencies limit themselves to ratings and research related to credit ratings.
All other businesses like market research, training, risk solutions are carried out under separate entities with no common directors, employees and shareholding from the rating entity.
In India, the same rating agency rates and provides valuation opinions to the same set of securities to investors like mutual funds and provides advisory services.
The central bank governor disapproved of the practice of βrating shoppingββ where companies migrate from one rating agency to another for better ratings.
RBI was also concerned about issues such as rating agency CEOs being part of rating committees and rating advisors who promise better ratings to an issuer due to their special relationship with rating agencies.
Conclusion
RBI is examining the matter and along with Sebi, it will bring out regulations to address this.
Though credit rating agencies are registered with the capital market regulator Sebi, they are jointly regulated by both Sebi and RBI as these firms rate bank loans which constitute 70% of their business.
On short-term instruments like commercial paper, RBI feels that the ratings do not reflect the pricing these papers command.
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Also join @commerceoptional
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πtopic of organization behavior.this is one of the part of notes of guidance program.
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πtopic of organization behavior.this is one of the part of notes of guidance program.
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πtopic of organization behavior.this is one of the part of notes of guidance program.
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πtopic of organization behavior.this is one of the part of notes of guidance program.
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