Welcome to the world of investment opportunities in India. Explore a diverse range of investment avenues in one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Slide 2: Why Invest in India? India's robust economic growth and stability. Demographic advantage with a young and skilled workforce. Favorable government policies to encourage foreign investment. Access to a large and growing consumer market. Slide 3: Traditional Investments Description of traditional investment options: Fixed Deposits (FDs) Public Provident Fund (PPF) National Savings Certificates (NSC) Gold and Real Estate Slide 4: Equities and Stock Market Investing in Indian Stock Markets. Benefits of stock investments. Overview of major stock exchanges: BSE and NSE. Slide 5: Mutual Funds Explanation of mutual funds. Types of mutual funds available in India (Equity, Debt, Hybrid). How to invest in mutual funds. Slide 6: Real Estate Investments Real estate market in India. Residential and commercial property investments. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). Slide 7: Fixed Income Securities Government Bonds and Corporate Bonds. Benefits of fixed income investments. Risks and returns associated with bonds. Slide 8: Gold Investments India's love for gold. Investment options in gold (Gold ETFs, Sovereign Gold Bonds). Historical performance of gold as an asset class. Slide 9: Startups and Venture Capital India's thriving startup ecosystem. Opportunities for venture capital investments. Risks and rewards of investing in startups. Slide 10: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) FDI policies and regulations in India. Sectors open to foreign investment. Steps to invest as a foreign entity. Slide 11: Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) Collaborative investment opportunities with the government. Infrastructure development, healthcare, and education projects. Benefits and challenges of PPPs. Slide 12: Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) Understanding SIP as an investment strategy. Benefits of regular investments. How to start a SIP in India. Slide 13: Investment Risks and Diversification Importance of diversification in a portfolio. Risks associated with various investment avenues. Building a balanced and diversified investment portfolio. Slide 14: Taxation and Investment Tax implications on different investments. Strategies to minimize tax liability. Importance of tax planning in investment. Slide 15: Conclusion Recap of investment avenues in India. Encouragement to explore and diversify investments. Seek professional advice for personalized investment strategies. Slide 16: Q&A Open the floor for questions and discussions. Slide 17: Contact Information Provide contact details for further inquiries and consultations. Slide 18: Thank You!

1. Yogesh Meena
Investment
Avenues in
India

2. Learn to have money work for you rather
than you work for Money
- Robert T. Kiyosaki

3. Investment
▪ Infinance,aninvestmentisamonetaryassetpurchased
withtheideathattheassetwillprovideincomeinthefuture
orwillbesoldatahigherpriceforaprofit.

4. Essential features
of an Investment
◦ Safety of principal
◦ Liquidity
◦ Stable income
◦ Capital growth
◦ Legality
◦ Tax implications

5. Golden Rules of Investment
Invest
Invest Early
Invest
Invest
Regularly
Invest
Invest for
long term,
not short
term

6. Investment Alternatives in India

7. Non-Financial
marketable assets:
◦ Bank Deposits
◦ Post Office Schemes
◦ NBFC FDs
◦ PPF

8. Equity Shares
◦ These are shares of the company
and can be traded in the
secondary market.
◦ Investors get benefits by changes
in the price of shares and
dividends given by companies.
◦ Equity shares represent
ownership

9. Bonds are the instruments that are considered as a
relatively safer investment avenues.
• G sec bonds
• GOI relief funds
• Govt. agency funds
• PSU Bonds
• RBI BOND
• Debenture of private sector companies
Bonds

10. Money Market instrument:
By convention, the term "money market" refers to
the market for short-term requirements and
deployment of funds. Money market instruments
are those instruments which have a maturity
period of less than one year.
• T-Bills
• Certificate of Deposit
• Commercial Paper

11. Financial
Derivatives
◦ A derivative is a contract
between two or more parties
whose value is based on an
agreed-upon underlying
financial asset (like a security)
or set of assets (like an index).
Common underlying
Instruments include bonds,
commodities, currencies,
interest rates, market indexes
and stocks.

12. Mutual Funds
A mutual fund is a trust that pools
together the savings of a number of
investors who share a common
financial goal.
The fund manager invests this pool of
money in securities, ranging from
shares, debentures to money market
instruments or in a mixture of equity
and debt.
◦ SIP
◦ SWP

13. Life
Insurance
◦ Now-a-days life
insurance is also
being considered
as an investment
avenue. Insurance
premiums represent
the sacrifice and
the assured sum the
benefit.

14. Real Estate
Real estate investing involves the purchase,
ownership, management, rental and/or
sale of real estate for profit.
REITs?

15. Want Practical Exposure?
Instruments Access
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india-etf-nifty-it
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funds/user/explore
Equity https://groww.in/stocks/indian-
railway-finance-corporation-ltd
SIP Calculator https://groww.in/calculators/sip-
calculator
Bonds https://goldenpi.com/investment-
options/list-view