can anyone tell the difference FPI ,FDI,FII with proper explanation ???as this is very much necessary to know in financial industry.
FPI: Foreign Portfolio Investment
FDI: Foreign Direct Investment
FII: Foreign Institutional Investment
FDI involves direct production activities and is usually of medium to long term in nature.
FII is a short term investment mostly for the financial markets.
FPI simply means foreign institutions or investors putting money in our Governments Financial Assets and Stock Market, Etc. FII is mostly synonymous to FPI in financial terms.
Answer laterwhere I can make my carrier in finance other than doing MBA and other professional course like cpa and cfa because I cant afford for all this. course and also I m interested in becoming finance analyst , finance advisor. so getting this want can I do to achieve this???
Irrespective of the fact whether you have a MBA, having a Undergraduate or Postgraduate Degree focussed in Engineering, Statistics, Economics and Mathematics along with Financial and Analytics Certifications and Relevant Projects/Internships, qualifies you to sit for Job Interviews for Quant, Market & Financial Analyst, Data Analyst, Business Development and Management Positions. However, many Non Commerce Graduates, nowadays do appear for the CFA Certification Exam, for a successdul career in Finance before finally pursuing MBA in future.
If you are from Commerce Background, having a B.Com, you may pursue a M.Com or prepare for CA. Ypu may even consider yourself for a Job in the Public or Private Sector directly after B.Com or BBA, having relevant Experience.
The Government Sector has numerous Opportunities in the Field of Finance, like being an IRS Officer (UPSC CSE) or appearing for Government Service Exams like SSC CGL, RBI Grade B, IBPS PO, SBI PO, Indian Economics Services and many others.
