This document summarizes the competitive landscape of China's retail stock brokerage industry. It notes that brokerages mainly compete on acquiring new customers, providing investment information, and lowering commission rates. Recently, some brokerages have started pursuing new business models to differentiate themselves, as the industry has become a battle of attrition with intense price competition. The document also outlines the typical products and channels used to serve different types of retail investors in China.
In November 2010, NISM launched a first of its kind, mandatory certification examination titled: Securities Operations and Risk Management (SORM) Certification Examination.It covers the operational aspects of securities markets which include trading, clearing and settlement, redressal of investor grievances, risk management etc. In this Issue of NISM Update we share with you more details of this certification examination.
Capital Market is divided into two division; Primary Market and Secondary Market. Primary Market and its components are briefly described in this presentation.
In November 2010, NISM launched a first of its kind, mandatory certification examination titled: Securities Operations and Risk Management (SORM) Certification Examination.It covers the operational aspects of securities markets which include trading, clearing and settlement, redressal of investor grievances, risk management etc. In this Issue of NISM Update we share with you more details of this certification examination.
Capital Market is divided into two division; Primary Market and Secondary Market. Primary Market and its components are briefly described in this presentation.
The report encapsulates the study of a proper understanding of SEBI and its regulations which are actually practiced in the market. Along with a thorough study of the basic concepts of SEBI and its policies with respect to the Capital Markets, the report also enlightens on a few cases which made a considerable impact on the governance of SEBI.
In Indian market, retail investors have always attracted a lot of attention. Retail investors in India are active, and there is good reason why. Retail investors in India have grown from mere ₹ 130 Cr in 1997 to over ₹ 11000 Cr in 2003. Retail Investors holding was around 18% of total market capitalization in FY 22-23 vs. 11% in FY 18-19.
The report encapsulates the study of a proper understanding of SEBI and its regulations which are actually practiced in the market. Along with a thorough study of the basic concepts of SEBI and its policies with respect to the Capital Markets, the report also enlightens on a few cases which made a considerable impact on the governance of SEBI.
In Indian market, retail investors have always attracted a lot of attention. Retail investors in India are active, and there is good reason why. Retail investors in India have grown from mere ₹ 130 Cr in 1997 to over ₹ 11000 Cr in 2003. Retail Investors holding was around 18% of total market capitalization in FY 22-23 vs. 11% in FY 18-19.
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China's retail brokerages aim to change
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