Indian Depository Receipt (IDR)

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 Indian Depository Receipt (IDR) ek prakaar ka vittiya instrument hai jo videshi companyon ko Bharatiya share bazaar mein apne share jari karne ki anumati deta hai.


IDR ki paribhasha:


IDR ek prakaar ka depository receipt hai jo ek videshi company ke shareon ki namit rakha hai aur iske dwara Bharatiya niveshakon ko videshi companyon mein nivesh karne ki anumati di jaati hai.


IDR ke fayde:


1. Videshi companyon mein nivesh : IDR ke dwara Bharatiya niveshakon ko videshi companyon mein nivesh karne ki anumati di jaati hai.


2. Adhik liquidity : IDR ke dwara videshi companyon ke shareon ki liquidity badhti hai.


3. Kam risk : IDR ke dwara nivesh karne se risk kam hota hai kyunki yah receipt ek Bharatiya bank ya anya vittiya sanstha dwara jari kiya jata hai.


4. Adhik return : IDR ke dwara nivesh karne se adhik return mil sakta hai kyunki yah receipt ek videshi company ke shareon ki namit rakha hai.


IDR ke prakaar:


1. Level I IDR : Level I IDR ek prakaar ka IDR hai jo OTC (Over-the-Counter) bazaar mein jari kiya jata hai.


2. Level II IDR : Level II IDR ek prakaar ka IDR hai jo Bharatiya share bazaar mein jari kiya jata hai.


3. Level III IDR : Level III IDR ek prakaar ka IDR hai jo Bharatiya share bazaar mein jari kiya jata hai aur iske dwara videshi company ko apne share jari karne ki anumati di jaati hai.


IDR ke liye aavashyakataein:


1. Company ki aavashyakataein : IDR ke liye company ki aavashyakataein poorni karni hoti hain.


2. Vittiya sanstha ki aavashyakataein : IDR ke liye vittiya sanstha ki aavashyakataein poorni karni hoti hain.


3. Niveshak ki aavashyakataein : IDR ke liye niveshak ki aavashyakataein poorni karni hoti hain.

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