Core Inflation - A measure of inflation that excludes certain items which face volatile price movements.

Core inflation eliminates products that can have temporary price shocks because these shocks can diverge from the overall trend of inflation and give a false measure of inflation.Core inflation is most often calculated by taking the Consumer Price Index and excluding certain items from the index, usually energy and food products. Mutual funds - Mutual funds are a kind of investment that are based on the gains and losses of a shareholder. Basically one person manages the money of several or many investors and invests in a list of various stocks to lessen the effect of any losses that may occur. Security - Security is a financial instrument that signifies ownership in a company (a stock), a creditor relationship with a corporation or government agency (a bond), or rights to ownership (an option). In primary markets, securities are bought by way of public issue directly from the company. In the secondary market share are traded between two investors. Bond - It is a debt security, in which the authorized issuer owes the holders a debt and is obliged to repay the principal and interest at a later date, termed as maturity. To elucidate this further imagine an investor who loans money to an entity (company or government) that needs funds for a specified period of time at a specified interest rate. In exchange for the money, the entity will issue a certificate, or bond, that states the interest rate (coupon rate) to be paid and repayment date (maturity date). Interest on bonds is usually paid every six months (semiannually). Market Capitalization - Market value of the companys stock = Share Price x Number of shares outstanding. In business, the shares outstanding is the total of all issued shares less any treasury stock. Shares outstanding can either be calculated as basic or diluted. Treasury Services - The Treasury Services department is concerned with managing the financial risks of the bank. Hence, the treasurer's job is to understand the nature of these risks, the way they interact with the business, and to minimize or to offset them. In many cases, the treasury services department also provides cash management solutions for customers of the bank. The primary function that the Treasury services department of a bank performs is "Managing the cash position of the bank, managing liquidity and associated risks" The other functions of Treasury Services are: 1. Forex services provides foreign exchange services to corporates, enters in to deals with multiple counter parties to maintain a risk-managed position for the bank. 2. Risk management services provides risk management products like swaps, options etc to corporates and enters in to multiple deals with various counter parties to maintain a risk managed position for the bank. 3. Conducts research on various market factors, monitors interest rate and economic scenario etc 4. Cash Management services for corporates managing collections and payments Cash Management Service (CMS) - It is a service provided by banks to its clients for a fee to reduce the float on collections and to ease the bulk payment transactions of the client. Large Corporations like GM or Ford need to manage cash well since they have to make payments to multiple parties at various locations Payments need to be made to suppliers across the country. Typically these have suppliers across the country to reduce dependence on one or a few suppliers. Primary Markets - Primary market is one where new financial instruments are issued for the first time. They provide a standard institutionalized process to raise money. The public offerings are done through a prospectus. A prospectus is a document that gives detailed information about the company, their prospective plans, potential risks associated with the business plans and the financial instrument. Secondary Markets - Secondary Market is a place where primary market instruments, once issued, are bought and sold. An investor may wish to sell the financial asset and encash the investment after some time or the investor may wish to invest more, buy more of the same asset instead, the decision influenced by a variety of possible reasons. They provide the investor with an easy way to buy or sell.

Future Value - It is the value that a sum of money invested at compound interest will have after a specified period. The formula for Future Value is FV = PV x (1 + i)n Where: FV : Future Value at the end of n time periods PV : Beginning value OR Present Value i : Interest rate per unit time period n : Number of time periods Bull-Market - A bull market is a financial market where prices of instruments (e.g., stocks) are, on average, trending higher. The bull market tends to be associated with rising investor confidence and expectations of further capital gains. A market in which prices are rising. A market participant who believes prices will move higher is called a "bull". A news item is considered bullish if it is expected to result in higher prices.An advancing trend in stock prices that usually occurs for a time period of months or years. Bull markets are generally characterized by high trading volume. Simply put, bull markets are movements in the stock market in which prices are rising and the consensus is that prices will continue moving upward. During this time, economic production is high, jobs are plentiful and inflation is low. Current Market Price The price determined by Supply and Demand in the Secondary Markets. Book Value The theoretical liquidation value of a stock based on the company's Balance Sheet. Par Value An arbitrary price used to account for the shares in the firms balance sheet. This value is meaningless for common shareholders, but is important to owners of Preferred Stock. Initial Public Offerings (IPO) - Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are the first time a company sells its stock to the public. Sometimes IPOs are associated with huge first-day gains; other times, when the market is cold, they flop Direct Public Offering (DPO) - A direct public offering (DPO), like the more traditional IPO, is a stock's introduction to the stock market. The stock is offered to the public for the first time. Unlike an IPO, which utilizes an underwriter to sell shares to the public, DPO shares are purchased directly from the issuing company. Individual investors have limited opportunities to participate in IPOs, so DPOs give the average person a chance to invest in a public offering. However, because DPOs are typically low-profile, it can be difficult to research and locate these offerings. These are less common and more difficult to research than IPOs. Public Offering Price (POP) - The price at which shares are offered to the public in a Primary Offering. This price is fixed and must be maintained when Underwriters sell to customers. Primary Offering - The original sale of a company's securities, in which the proceeds from the sale are received directly by the company also called primary distribution.
What is MBA - IT: Master of Business Administration (MBA) in information Technology is a considerably new course that has gained popularity within very less time frame. MBA Major in information technology is known as MBA in IT. The basic nature of the course is to integrate the growing demand of information technology with business management. Definition of Information Technology: If we go by the definition, Information technology refers to the use of computer based tools. This technology consists of all computers, communications and electronics related

organizations plus hardware, software and services. Today, information technology has become a global business What does MBA- IT includes: MBA IT educates people regarding the application and implementation of information technology in the businesses. MBA in IT covers everything about the emerging IT trends. This programme enables you to conceptualize and execute organizational planning in terms of IT infrastructure.MBA IT helps students to understand the maintenance of network, system, along with the business knowledge. It attempts to combine business areas with computer knowledge to create well rounded IT managers. An MBA in IT provides a theoretical and applied foundation in essential leadership, management and finance concepts, while focusing on implementation and understanding of new technologies in the IT field. If you are skilled with computers and want to turn this into a career in the business field, then consider an MBA in IT. Requirements: You need to have a bachelor's degree (3 year course) or equivalent in any discipline to pursue MBA in IT. All top colleges provide Information technology as a specialization. The IT MBA typically begins with computer science, information database management, and networking. Additionally, some programs may also combine the IT specialization with e-commerce and other topics in online marketing and brand building. Scope of MBA - IT: There is an enormous scope for those who have pursued a program in the field of Information Technology and Management. There are many companies both national and international which require skilled and qualified professionals to help them cope with the dynamic business environment.

As a result, the requirement for professionals with in-depth knowledge of managerial aspects and functions along with the technical skills has increased up to a great extent. Those who prefer this specialization are often at higher levels in an organization.

Jobs For MBA Information Technology;

>>IT Infrastructure Manager >>Systems development, >>Project Management, >>Business Development, >>Software Sales, >>BDM, >>BPO, >>IT Strategy, >>e-Business,

>>e-Learning >>Project Manager, >>System Manager, >>Key Account Manager, >>Research and Development Manager , >>Technical consultants etc.

You will get the following posts in the private software companies. Cheif executive officer. Marketing Officer. Data administrator. Group manager. Analatical consultant. Software tester. Algorithm designer. Software developer. Software designer. Research and development officer. Cost and Benefit analysis officer. Feasibility checker manager. Maintainence Officer etc.