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2. Securities Market
It is a system or framework where financial
assets(securities) bought& sold.
It is of two types:
1. Capital Market
2. MoneyMarket

3. Capital Market Money Market
Where financialassets are
traded for long term (more
thanone year).
Example:
Equity shares, bonds and
debentures.
Where financialassets are
traded for short term (less
thanone year).
Example:
Call money,notice money,
repos, term money , treasury
bills, commercial bills and so
on.

4. Participation of the securities market
The issuer:
Whoissue securities toraise
fund.
The investor or
buyer:
Whodeploy savingsby
subscribing tothesesecurities.
The intermediaries:
Agents who matchthe needs
of the users and suppliers of
funds.
The regulators:
Smoothfunctioningof any
market liesin thehands of
regulators

5. Investment Information
INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS
NATIONAL
AFFAIRS
INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
COMPANY
INFORMATION
STOCK MARKET
INFORMATION

6. INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS
With increasing globalization,international events
affect the national economyas countries the world
over are linkedeconomicallyand politicallywith
each other.

7. NATIONAL
AFFAIRS
The growth ofthe nationaleconomyand political
events withinthe nation influenceinvestment
decisions.

8.  INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
Information about the industry is neededto identify
industries that performbetter than the national
economyas a whole.

9.  COMPANY
INFORMATION
A source ofcompany informationmust be developed
to facilitate company analysis.

10.  STOCK MARKET
INFORMATION
At the endof the day, Stock market and the value of
the share decidesthe value ofthe firm.

11. a
INVESTMENT
AVENUES IN
INDIA
Z
SHARES
Z
DEBENTURES
Z
MUTUAL
FUNDS
Z
REAL ESTATE Z
GOLD
Z
POLICIES
Z
FD/RD
Z
LIFE
INSURANCE

12. SHARES
•A share isone unit intowhich thetotalshare capitalis divided.
•Share capitalofthecompanycan be explainedas afundor sum with
which acompany is formedtocarry onthe business and which israised by
theissue of shares.
•These are very popular investmentswhich are tradedevery day inthe
stock marketand thevalue ofthe share atthe endoftheday decidesthe
value of thefirm.

13. DEBENTURES
•Debenture holders are the creditors of the company carrying a
fixedrate of interest.
•Debentureis redeemableafter a fixed period of time.
•Debenturemay beeither secured or unsecured.
•Interest on debentureis payable even if thereis loss.

14. MUTUAL FUNDS
•MutualFund(usuallycalledAssetManagementCompany) manages
thepoolofmoney collectedfrom various investors forinvesting in
various classesofassetstoachievecertain financialgoals.
•Dependinguponrisk appetite,Investorcan choosetoinvest purelyin
DebtFunds orEquityFunds ora combinationofbothwith thehelpof
MutualFund.
•Exitloadis afeeor an amountchargedfroman investor forexitinga
schemebeforethe specifiedtenure.

15. LIFE INSURANCE
Life Insurance can be termed as an agreement between the policy
owner and the insurer, where the insurer for a consideration agrees
to pay a sum of money upon the occurrence of the insured
individuals or individuals death or other event, such as terminal
illness,criticalillnessor maturityofthepolicy.
Fluctuations in Gold Prices make Indians move towards Jewellery,
Goldbars &Coins Purchase especiallydays beforefestivals
GOLD

16. BONDS
Bonds are theinstrumentsthatare consideredas arelativelysafer
investmentavenues.
•GOI relieffunds
•Govt. agency funds
•RBI BOND
REAL ESTATE
RealEstateRealestateinvesting involves thepurchase,
ownership,management,rentaland/orsaleofreal estatefor
profit

17. •It isa financialinstrumentwhere asum ofmoneygiven toa bank,
financialinstitutionor companywhereby thereceivingentitypays
interestata specifiedpercentageforthe timedurationofthe
deposit.
•Therateofinterestpaidforfixeddepositvary accordingto
amount,period andfrombank tobank.
•Atthe endofthetimeperiod ofthe deposittheamountthatis
originallygivenis returnedtotheinvestor.
FD/RD

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