INVESTOR’S PROBLEMS  &  THEIR REDRESSALS SUBMITTED BY: - MANPREET KAUR MB27032
INVESTOR Investor is that  person who balances in the future income and the risk to earn profit. This includes financial person who invests to earn profits in future by investing in different types of securities  Like  Shares, Mutual Funds, debentures, etc.
Objectives of making  INVESTMENTS RETURNS: - =  End Period Value- beginning period value+ DIVIDEND  * 100 beginning period value liquidity RISK
Complaints of INVESTORS Against Companies: - Delay in transfer of Shares. Not paying Dividend. Delay in payment of Dividend. Not issuing the original shares.
Against Brokers: - Not issuing the agreement note. Taking high payments at the time of sales & purchases. Taking high prices at the time of purchasing of shares.
Against Depositary Participants: - Debiting the DMAT A\c. Not sending the A\c description by the account holder.
Rederassal of Grievances  A new SECTION – 58A has been introduced in the Company Act, 2000, which provides protections to the small investors and also punish them while not performing the rules, and more many efforts are also made in this view. Like,  SEBI has introduced a pamphlet as  ‘ A Quick Reference guide for Investors.’ Which is mainly introduced for the benefit of the common people. The investor can also report to different centers at the problems these can be described as follows: -
In the case of Govt. Issues: - Not getting refund  To SEBI For Share Certificate  Registrar of issue About the allotment letter  Stock Exchange In the case of Listed Securities: - Transfer  To SEBI Changes  Stock Exchange Duplication  Stock Exchange
Conclusions: - So it can be said that if any of the investor is facing some problems regarding Securities in the share market, so it can be solved by the different REDERRSEL Cells.
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    INVESTOR’S PROBLEMS & THEIR REDRESSALS SUBMITTED BY: - MANPREET KAUR MB27032
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    INVESTOR Investor isthat person who balances in the future income and the risk to earn profit. This includes financial person who invests to earn profits in future by investing in different types of securities Like Shares, Mutual Funds, debentures, etc.
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    Objectives of making INVESTMENTS RETURNS: - = End Period Value- beginning period value+ DIVIDEND * 100 beginning period value liquidity RISK
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    Complaints of INVESTORSAgainst Companies: - Delay in transfer of Shares. Not paying Dividend. Delay in payment of Dividend. Not issuing the original shares.
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    Against Brokers: -Not issuing the agreement note. Taking high payments at the time of sales & purchases. Taking high prices at the time of purchasing of shares.
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    Against Depositary Participants:- Debiting the DMAT A\c. Not sending the A\c description by the account holder.
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    Rederassal of Grievances A new SECTION – 58A has been introduced in the Company Act, 2000, which provides protections to the small investors and also punish them while not performing the rules, and more many efforts are also made in this view. Like, SEBI has introduced a pamphlet as ‘ A Quick Reference guide for Investors.’ Which is mainly introduced for the benefit of the common people. The investor can also report to different centers at the problems these can be described as follows: -
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    In the caseof Govt. Issues: - Not getting refund To SEBI For Share Certificate Registrar of issue About the allotment letter Stock Exchange In the case of Listed Securities: - Transfer To SEBI Changes Stock Exchange Duplication Stock Exchange
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    Conclusions: - Soit can be said that if any of the investor is facing some problems regarding Securities in the share market, so it can be solved by the different REDERRSEL Cells.
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