About IDFC
IDFC Limited is an India-primarily based totally non-banking finance company (NBFC). The Company is engaged in funding activity. The Company operated via Financing phase. The Financing phase is engaged in investing. Its commercial enterprise consists of IDFC Bank, IDFC Securities, IDFC Mutual Fund, IDFC IFL and IDFC Foundation. IDFC Securities gives a complete suite of funding banking offerings to a variety of organization of Indian and multinational corporations, banks and monetary establishments throughout enterprise sectors. IDFC Bank gives financial savings account, senior citizen saving account, first strength account, contemporary account, NRI financial savings account and TASC institutional account. It additionally gives non-public loans, patron long lasting loans, domestic mortgage, new vehicle mortgage and others. It manages one-of-a-kind mutual fund merchandise for institutional and retail investors. IDFC Foundation consists of authorities advisory offerings, coverage advocacy, capability constructing tasks and network engagement.
FAQs
What is a stock?
What is a stock market?
Both "stock market" and "stock exchange" are often used interchangeably. Stock traders buy or sell stocks on one or more exchanges that are part of the general market.
How to invest in the stock market?
Step 1: Open a Demat and trading account. This is the starting point for investing in the aftermarket.
Step 2: Selection of stocks. Log in to your trading account and select the shares you want to sell or buy.
Step 3: Choose a price.
Step 4: Complete the transaction.
How to buy shares?
1. Getting a PAN card: Permanent Account Number (PAN) is mandatory for online purchase of shares.
2. Open a Demat account: Opening a demat account is the next important step in buying shares online.
3. Open a business account.
4. Register on the broker/broker platform.
5. You also need a bank account.
What is NSE?
What is BSE?