Capital Market Bangladesh
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The document discusses the importance of capital markets for economic development in Bangladesh. It defines capital markets as markets for long-term funds that can raise capital to accelerate industrialization and privatization. Capital markets increase long-term savings, provide equity and infrastructure development capital, and allow for risk dispersion among investors. They also promote public-private partnerships and link savers to investment opportunities. Primary markets issue new securities while secondary markets trade existing securities. Capital markets benefit investors, companies, and the government by facilitating the flow of savings and funds in return for interest. They are important for attracting both domestic and foreign funds to promote capital formation and economic growth.
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- 6. Effect of capital market: Capital market increases the proportion of long-term savings. Capital market also provides equity capital and infrastructure development capital The capital market allows risk dispersion between investors Capital market promotes public-private sector partnerships
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- 10. Capital Market Primary market: It is that market in which share debenture and other securities are sold for the first time Secondary market: The secondary market is that market in which the buying and selling of the previously issued securities are done.
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- 13. Who Benefits from Capital Markets? Investors Company, Goverment Issue Securities Savings / Fund Return
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