Analysis On Financial Sector
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This document discusses various financial measures taken by the Indian government and their potential impacts. It outlines amendments to banking acts to allow preference shares and reduce statutory reserves. A 0.1% transaction tax is proposed to reduce cash transactions. Measures also include reducing tax slabs, corporate taxes, and proposals for derivatives markets. Impacts may include increased bank lending and reduced non-performing assets. Infrastructure investment in Mumbai is also outlined, which could strengthen the city's infrastructure and economy through job creation and consumption. Sectors seen as investment opportunities include cement, pharma, automobiles and FMCG.
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- 2. Finance plays a crucial role in the Economy Slight change may affect the common man
- 3. Measures Amendments- Banking Regulation Act, 1949 Removal Of SLR Allowing Banking Companies to issue Preference Shares Amendments- RBI, 1934 Removal Of CRR 0.1% banking transaction tax
- 4. Impact Issue of preference share will help them to raise equity 0.1% transaction will discourage cash transaction Infrastructure lending will increase bank’s advance & reduce their non performing assets( NPA)
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- 6. Measures Reduction in Tax Slab Reduction in Corporate Tax Proposal For Derivative Market Impact Views
- 7. Measures Increase In Government Borrowings Removal In SLR and CRR Impact It will put the pressure on yields Increase in liquidity and volumes
- 8. Changes in definition of securities Hike in division distribution tax from 13.07% to 14.25% Impact Cooperate bond will further strengthened Negative impact Views
- 9. Measures Introduction of Gold Exchange Traded Funds (GTEF) Impact Influences Semi-urban and Rural Market Lower Transaction Tax Views
- 10. Measures Derivatives trading as Non-speculative business FIIs can submit collateral for F & O Trade Impact Investor can adjust the losses against profit from cash market Increase the participation of FIIs and volumes
- 11. Measures Exemption From Stamp Duty Examples Sao Paulo………………………………….Brazil CBOT………………………………………..USA Mexican Derivative……………….MEXICO
- 12. Measures Increase from 0.015% to 0.020% Less effect on Day Traders Impact Views
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- 14. Impact Strengthening Infrastructure Increase in Employment, Consumption and Financial Standards Views Strengthen the Mumbai Resources allocated are less
- 15. Sectors to look for Investment Point of View Neutral Bullish Cement Pharma Automobiles FMCG Textiles Telecom Sugar Oil (Refineries) IT