Escrow Account - Explained in Hindi - YouTube

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Namaskar, my name is Mukul and welcome to Asset Yogi
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Where we Unlock the knowledge of Finance.
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Whenever there is a transaction between any two parties,
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there is a buying or selling.
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if there is some kind of contract.
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So there is a risk there is a Transaction risk.
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Now an Escrow account is opened to reduce such Risk.
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So in this video we are going to see how Escrow account works.
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How does it reduce transaction risk?
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And we will also see some real-life examples of
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how escrow account works in which industries.
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So you must watch this video till the last,
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So, you will understand the whole concert very well.
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let's go straight to the Blackboard.
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So to understand an Escrow account we will understand a simple transaction
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of Buying and Selling.
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Suppose this is a buyer, we call it party A,
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he wants to buy some goods from this Seller, which we call party B.
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Now wherever the transaction amount is huge,
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it comes to the matter of lakhs or crores of rupees.
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So there are trust issues.
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Buyer says suppose I paid the money
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and he didn't send the goods to me then it's a big risk.
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my money is gone,
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And the seller says suppose I sent the goods and I did not get the money,
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so I have a big risk.
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So to end this risk, services of Escrow account are provided,
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normally Banks provide this or any Third Party Agency
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So they provides escrow account service
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What happens in this, an account is opened central
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where the Buyer puts money first,
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so this is the first step,
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he put money of goods worth here,
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After that the seller transfers the goods to him within the second step.
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ships it.
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once the buyer receives goods, the Escrow agency gets the intimation
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and the escrow account agency releases the funds to the Seller.
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So this is the third step. In the second step, we saw that goods were transferred.
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So this is a simple transaction,
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there is no transaction risk in it,
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And there are no trust issues between buyer and seller
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Easy transaction is done.
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So, the definition of escrow account is
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then it is a temporary pass through account which third party
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which we call Escrow agent
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so whatever bank it is
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We will call him Escrow agent,
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he holds the Escrow account and he helps in completing this transaction.
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After that, the thing that he is holding here is this only money,
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like we have seen in this example, it is holding money.
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Now it can hold anything other than money,
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it can hold shares, it can hold any property papers
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This Agency can hold any Financial Asset, Cash or any other Security.
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And as soon as there is a contractual obligation,
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there will be a new contract between party A and party B.
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Now this buying and selling is also a contract.
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So, it releases the money as soon as the condition of the contract is fulfilled.
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Escrow account money or whatever the security is.
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So, the Buyer will fulfill his Obligations.
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Seller will fulfill his Obligations.
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So according to the escrow account, whatever amount or Security
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will have to be given back to the buyer or seller.
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that Escrow account agency will give it back
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So the biggest advantage in this is that your transaction risk
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is eliminated and there are no trust issues.
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So this is a simple transaction
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in which we understand how Escrow account operates.
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Now we understand it with some real life examples, how it operates
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So first of all, I'll take the example of Real Estate.
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it has become mandatory to open an Escrow account under RERA
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under the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act.
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the buyers will give their money to the builder.
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Let's say this is the builder who is building a project.
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I'll draw a building here,
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let's straighten this line a bit.
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and let's say builder is building a building project.
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Now suppose in this all these are general buyers,
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it is all general public who have to pay money to this builder.
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So whatever money it is, it will go into an Escrow account,
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as much money as all these people will give,
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it will go into the Escrow account.
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And as soon as this construction is made,
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suppose this construction is completed 20%.
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So this builder will get 20% money.
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As soon as 20% more completes
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The builder reaches here,
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then he will get 20% more money.
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So in this way the money will be released to him step by step,
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this money cannot be diverted by opening an Escrow account.
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it a benefits.
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Now there used to be a lot of Court cases,
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it used to be a lot of fraud that the builders used to divert that money,
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it is no longer possible.
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So because of this Escrow account,
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because this money will be released gradually,
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the chances of completion of construction will increase a lot.
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Because of this, a transaction race ends here too, the construction risk ends.
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Buyers are more likely to get the Possession on time.
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So what will happen in this case when the builder
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will complete the entire construction and give possession.
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Here I write possession,
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So after possession, the 100 % payment will be released from the Escrow account.
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So in this way real estate transactions are done quite easily.
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With the help of an Escrow account.
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If you want you can also watch my detailed video
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I have made a very detailed video on RERA.
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In which I have explained the entire clauses
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What are the clauses under RERA and in what way both
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buyers and builders can get benefit.
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Now let us see the second example in this, in the Escrow account.
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Escrow account is also used a lot within Project Financing.
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Suppose there is a company that wants to set up its own factory.
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So it wants to take some loan from the bank, we call it Project Financing.
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The bank says that we will not give you direct money,
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we will put money in the Escrow account
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and after that, the Escrow account agency is directed to give money in tranches.
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So what would that mean as the project gets completed
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Suppose 20% is completed then 20% money will be released
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Another 20% and 20% will be released.
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So as the progress of the factory will continue
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So suppose the factory is 100 % completed.
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After that, the money will be released to him step by step 100% gradually.
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So even in this, a risk of the bank ends that the money may not get diverted.
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In the same way let's take another example,
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Merchants and Acquisition Transactions take place or any business deals happen
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There is also a lot of benefit of an Escrow account.
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Let's say this is company A and it took over company B.
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Suppose, company B is sold off, I write Sold Off here.
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Here Company B was sold and Company A bought it.
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What will company A say, I can't give you full money right away.
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What we will do is put money in an Escrow account
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and when will you get that money when you do a proper hand over.
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So when Company B does a proper hand over, it will hand over the entire team.
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And there is a complete cultural shift and
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whatever file is there, it is paper work, whatever their assets are, it will be a complete handover.
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After that, money can go into the tranche here too.
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So only after that it's your money handover.
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In the first step, the money was in the escrow account here
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and Proper handover happened in second step.
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And in the third step, the money from the escrow account reached Company B.
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Company B means whoever its promoters are.
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So because they had sold their company, then A has bought this company.
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then their promoters will get the money
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Now let's see one more example.
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So in the Issue of Shares also escrow account is used.
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Suppose, there is General Public
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So let's say a company has issued its Shares, it want to be listed.
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So it called for the applications and many people applied for it,
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So, the application money is collected.
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So this application money also goes in an Escrow account.
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And according to SEBI's guideline, if 90% subscription is not done.
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So the company cannot Issue Shares, this money has to be returned.
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So suppose if 90% subscription is not done here,
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then all these investors i.e. the general public get their application money back.
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But if it is more than 90% then the Shares are Issued.
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And the agency of the escrow account gives the money to the company,
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whatever the fund is raised.
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Here in the first step, the application money goes into the Escrow account
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In the second step, the Escrow account agency
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ensures that 90% subscription is done.
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And in the third step, the money reaches the company.
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So this is also a simple transaction.
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Now let's look at one more example
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Revenue sharing takes place within a lot of transactions, there is profit sharing order.
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All the projects of For Example Public Private Partnership,
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Where both government and private agencies are involved.
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There the model of revenue sharing or profit sharing works.
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look at Airports,
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People are using it a lot in Oil Exploration.
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So I also write here Revenue sharing.
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And let me explain this to you as an Example,
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Suppose the government has to do an Oil Exploration,
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And the government does not want to bear the expenses,
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and they may not have the expertise.
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So they appoints the company.
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So the company does full exploration at its own expense.
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Here I write Rupees.
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So this is exploration and extraction
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Suppose this company is doing whatever it costs to extract the Oil.
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So what happens in that there is a Revenue sharing model
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it is already decided,
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There is a beading off course a complete process is followed.
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So whatever is Agreed Terms, suppose the ratio of 30% and 70% is decided
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Suppose the company is investing its own money
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but it says that I am ready to share 30% of the revenue with the government.
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And because I'll still be benefited,
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So whatever the terms and conditions are there according to the beading.
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We are taking an example here,
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suppose 30% of this revenue has to go to the government and 70% is to go to the company.
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Whatever the amount of Oil id extracted here,
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whatever will be the revenue,
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Here we write the Revenue
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Whatever the revenue will go in the Escrow account,
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then this is your first step.
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And it will be divided in the second step,
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here
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this some money 30% which we are saying here
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suppose 30% will go to the government and 70% of the money
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will go to the company.
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So, this is also an advantage of an Escrow account
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that the transaction risk of the government is also reduced
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and the transaction risk of the company is also reduced.
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So in this way, the Escrow account is operated
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and we have also seen some examples in real life.
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Looked at the real estate, saw the public partnership,
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saw the shares, how business deals can be done regarding the Escrow account
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And also we have seen some normal examples of buying and selling
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