Investing
FPO vs OFS
FPO (Follow-on Public Offering) or OFS (Offer for Sale) are not exactly the same, but they serve the same purpose. Both are methods to raise money by selling of additional shares that were owned by the... |
FPO vs IPO
IPO, also known as Initial Public Offering, is a way to raise funds by listing the company on the share market. FPO are shares that are issued after the company has already been listed on the stock exchange... |
Founder vs Promoter
In business, a founder is basically someone who has founded the company. Hence, the founder is also basically an entrepreneur. A promoter, on the other hand, is someone who promotes the business. It is the... |
FHA Loans vs Conventional Loans
There are two main types of mortgage loans available for a buyer: Conventional Loans and FHA Loans. Conventional Loans are loans that are the traditional loans that are available from the traditional lenders... |
Mutual Fund vs ULIP
A mutual fund is an investment plan that pools money from various investors and then allocates that amount into various different companies on the stock market. ULIP, or a Unit Linked Insurance Plan, is a plan... |