The capital market is a financial system that facilitates the exchange of money between those with excess capital and those in need, focusing on long-term investments such as shares and bonds. It includes primary markets for new securities and secondary markets for trading previously issued securities, supported by various suppliers and borrowers. Regulatory bodies, like SEBI and RBI, oversee market operations to protect investors and ensure stability, while numerous stock exchanges in India and internationally provide trading platforms.

1. CAPITAL MARKET
Presented by:
Sneha J Chouhan (B111207)

2. CAPITAL MARKET

3. Thus,
• Capital Market is a place where money is
exchanged between people who have excess
of it, to those who are in deficit.

4. EXAMPLE

5. Wants to
expand
business
ACE Textiles PVT. Ltd.
Mr. Ace

6. Makes a Business Deal with GUCCI
brand to export textile cloth to their
manufacturing unit

7. Where can he get the money from?

8. 1. From Banks
Mr. Ace can approach banks, but it will
not prove to be a healthy option because:
-Bank will charge him High rate of
interest.
- Lending of loans is a very tedious task.
Bank first scrutinizes the papers/
documents, verifies them.
- Very time Consuming Process.
Thus, this idea is not an effective one.

9. 2. Can Go Public and
get listed on the
stock companies.

10. Meaning of Capital Market
• Capital Market is the part of financial
system which is concerned with raising
capital funds by dealing in Shares, Bonds,
and other long-term investments.
• The market where Investment instruments
like bonds, equities and mortgages are
traded is known as the capital market.

11. • The different types of financial instruments that
are traded in the capital markets are:
1. equity instruments
2. credit market instruments,
3. insurance instruments,
4. foreign exchange instruments,
5. hybrid instruments.

12. Significance ,Role or functions of
Capital Market
• Mobilization of Savings
• Capital Formation
• Provision of Investment Avenue
• Speed up Economic Growth and Development
• Proper Regulation of Funds
• Service Provision

13. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF FUNDS
IN THE CAPITAL MARKET
1. COMMERCIAL BANKS.
2. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
3. BUSINESS CORPORATIONS.
4. RETREMENT FUNDS.

14. MAJOR BORROWERS IN THE CAPITAL
MARKET
1. TREASURY DEPARTMENTS.
2. CORPORATIONS.
3. SECURITIES DEALERS.

15. Types of capital market
There are two types of capital market:
 Primary market,
 Secondary market

16. Primary Market
 It is that market in which shares,
debentures and other securities are sold
for the first time for collecting long-term
capital.
 This market is concerned with new
issues. Therefore, the primary market is
also called NEW ISSUE MARKET.

17. Secondary Market
The secondary market is that
market in which the buying and
selling of the previously issued
securities is done.

18. CAPITAL MARKET INVESTMENT
 Capital market investment takes place through
the bond market and the stock market.
 The capital market is basically the financial
pool in which different companies as well as
the government can raise long term funds.

19. Capital market investments in the
stock market
 The stock market is basically the trading
ground capital market investment in the
following:
i) Company’s stocks
ii) Derivatives
iii) Other securities
 The capital market investments in the stock
market take place by:
1) Small individual stock investors
2) Large hedge fund traders.

20. STOCK EXCHANGE COMPANIES
• If an individual has some financial security and
he wills to sell it, he can approach the Stock
Exchange Companies which will help him to
sell or purchase his security by the means of a
Broker.
• There are 23 stock exchanges in India.
• In India we have Bombay stock exchange ,
National stock exchange and the rest 21 are
Regional stock exchanges.

21. STOCK EXCHANGE PLATFORM
• There are three types of exchange platforms in
India:
1. Domestic Exchanges;
2. Regulatory Based.
3. International Exchanges;

22. Domestic Exchanges
• Indian equities are traded on three
major national exchanges:
1. MCX Stock Exchange Limited (MCX-
SX),
2. Bombay Stock Exchange Limited
(BSE) and
3. National Stock Exchange of India
Limited (NSE).

23. MCX Stock Exchange
• MCX Stock Exchange Limited
(Multi Commodity Exchange),
India’s new stock exchange, is
recognized by the Securities and
Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and
RBI.
• It is located at Andheri, Mumbai.
• In line with global best practices
and regulatory requirements.
• The Exchange received
permissions to deal in Interest
Rate Derivatives, Equity, Futures
and Options on Equity and
Wholesale Debt segments.
• Mr. Joseph Massey, MD & CEO
• Benchmark Index: SX40

24. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
• Called as “Bombay Share Bazaar ” in Hindi.
• Located on Dalal Street, Mumbai.
• It is the 10th largest stock exchange in the world
by market capitalisation. It is Asia’s first Stock
Exchange and one of India’s leading exchange
groups .
• BSE provides an efficient and transparent market
for trading in equity, debt instruments, derivatives,
mutual funds. It also has a platform for trading in
equities of small-and-medium enterprises (SME).
• Around 5000 companies are listed on BSE making
it world's No. 1 exchange in terms of listed
members
• Mr. Ashish Chauhan is the MD & CEO of BSE
• Indexes: BSE SENSEX, BSE Small Cap, BSE Mid-Cap,
BSE 500

25. National Stock Exchange (NSE)
• NSE is called as “Rashtriya Share
Bazaar” in hindi & is Located in
Mumbai.
• It is the 11th largest stock
exchange in the world.
• NSE is mutually owned by a set of
leading financial institutions, banks,
insurance companies and other
financial intermediaries in India.
• The NSE's key index is the S&P CNX
Nifty, known as the
NSE NIFTY (National Stock Exchange
Fifty), an index of fifty major stocks
weighted by market capitalisation.
• Chitra Ramakrishna is the Managing
Director and CEO of National Stock
Exchange of India (NSE).

26. Other 21 Regional Stock Exchanges in India
• Bombay Stock Exchange
• National Stock Exchange
• Ahmedabad Stock Exchange
• Bangalore Stock Exchange
• Bhubaneshwar Stock Exchange
• Calcutta Stock Exchange
• Cochin Stock Exchange
• Coimbatore Stock Exchange
• Delhi Stock Exchange
• Guwahati Stock Exchange
• Hyderabad Stock Exchange
• Jaipur Stock Exchange
• Ludhiana Stock Exchange
• Madhya Pradesh Stock
Exchange
• Madras Stock Exchange
• Magadh Stock Exchange
• Mangalore Stock Exchange
• Meerut Stock Exchange
• OTC Exchange Of India
• Pune Stock Exchange
• Saurashtra Kutch Stock
Exchange
• Uttar Pradesh Stock Exchange
• Vadodara Stock Exchange

27. REGULATORY AUTHORITY
• Regulatory authority is the one which is under
the government surveillance.
• A few Stock Exchange companies follow the
rules which are laid down by the government
of India.
• Example:
1) SEBI:- (Securities Exchange Board of India)
2) RBI:- (Reserve Bank of India)

28. Securities and Exchange Board
of India
• SEBI protects the interests of
investors in securities and
promotes the development
of the securities market.
• The board helps in making
registration and regulate the
functioning.
• SEBI conducts inspection and
thus prohibits fraudulent
practices.
• Upendra Kumar Sinha is the
Chairman of SEBI.

29. RBI
• RBI is the appex bank of India.
• RBI is also known as the banker’s bank.
- Maintains price stability .
- Provides cost effective banking services to the
Public.
- Give the public adequate quantity of supplies
of currency notes and coins in good quality.
- Formulate implements and monitor the
monetary policy.
- Manage the Foreign Exchange.
- Issue new currency and coins and
exchange/destroy currency and coins not fit
for circulation.

30. International Exchanges
• Due to increasing globalization, There is a rising
competition amongst various countries to keep their
market stable.
• Therefore, it is important to keep track of international
financial markets for better perspective and intelligent
investment.

31. • NASDAQ, is an American stock exchange.
"NASDAQ" stands for National
Association of Securities Dealers
Automated Quotations.
• It is located in the New York city, New
York, USA.
• The NASDAQ is an electronic exchange
where stocks are traded through an
automated network. It is where most
technology stocks are traded.
• e.g. Facebook= FB
Microsoft = MSFT,
Dell Computers = DELL,
Cisco = CSCO.

32. • The London Stock Exchange is a stock
exchange located in the City of
London in the United Kingdom.
• It is the fourth-largest stock exchange
in the world.
• Deals in Equity, Derivaties etc.
• Xavier Rolet, (CEO).
• IndexesFTSE 100 Index
FTSE 250 Index
FTSE 350 Index
FTSE SmallCap Index
FTSE All-Share Index

33. Frankfurt Stock Exchange
• It is situated in Frankfurt, Germany.
• It is owned and operated by Deutsche
Börse.
• The Frankfurt Stock Exchange has over
90 percent of turnover in the German
market and a big share in the European
market.
• The exchange has a few well-known
trading indices of the exchange, such as
DAX, DAXplus, CDAX, DivDAX, LDAX,
MDAX, SDAX, TecDAX, VDAX, and
EuroStoxx 50.
• DAX is a blue-chip stock market index
consisting of the 30 major German
companies trading on the Frankfurt
Stock Exchange. Prices are taken from
the electronic Xetra trading system of
the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

34. Various NEWS Channels which telecast the
Stock Prices on television.

35. CONCLUSION
• The lack of an advanced and vibrant capital
market can lead to underutilization of
financial resources. The developed capital
market also provides access to the foreign
capital for domestic industry. Thus capital
market definitely plays a constructive role in
the over all development of an economy.