Monday, December 31, 2012
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Fuzzwords
Fuzzwords
2012 has been an action-packed year for the business cosmos.
Here’s a look at the most trendy Finance words in 2012.
Fiscal Cliff- Coined
by the US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, fiscal cliff refers to the
economic scenario that the world's largest economy faces at the start of 2013
due to proposed spending cuts and tax hikes.
LIBOR- hogged the
limelight after a scandal broke out about manipulation of the London Interbank
Offered Rate (a benchmark reference rate used international financial markets)
by traders and brokers.
GAAR(General Anti
Avoidance Rules)- terrorized the foreign investors and was widely criticized
by Industry bodies and associations.
100 crore club- With
9 movies crossing the monstrous mark at the box office, this was the year of
profits for Bollywood.
Companies bill 2012-
Was passed in the Lok Sabha, which aims to revise & modify the archaic
Companies Act.
Direct Cash Transfer-
would help millions of students, the elderly and women community workers in
villages to receive their monthly honoraria in time. The cash transfer scheme
is an initiative to cut down leakages and corruption in the implementation of
various social sector schemes.
FDI in multi brand retail-51%
FDI in multi brand retail in all products was permitted thus facilitating entry
of global biggies like Walmart, IKEA etc.
Coal Gate- No
this one is not the “Number 1 recommended by dentists” but it’s the “number 1
scam” with the official loss pegged at Rs 1.86 lakh crore by C&AG.
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