A presentation on Online investment or SMART investment in context with Digital India Campaign

1. Why “SMART” Investment is
surging and what is its
impact on the economy?

2. SYNOPSIS
‘SMART’ Investment
How it works?
Where can you invest?
What happens when you invest via internet?
Impact on Indian Economy
Investment Market Scenario

3. ‘SMART’ Investment
• Investing via internet or online investment
• “Only business in the world where you can
point, click and make money”
• Introduced in 1994
• No brokers and other intermediaries
• Direct order placement by the investor
• Trending in India incase of Mutual Funds,
Insurance and Share market trading

4. How it works?
• Asks for the
order
Order
submission
• Order is
validated
Order
Validation • It is compared
and the right
match is
selected
Order
Matching
Online transaction
settlement

5. Where can you Invest?
Shares Bonds Debentures
Mutual
Funds
Life
Insurance
Bank
Deposits
Real Estate PPF

6. What happens when you invest via
Internet?
• No Middlemen
• No paperwork
• Less expensive
• More returns
• Convenience and Control
• Monitoring investments in Real-time
• Accessibility
• Flexibility
• Speed

7. Impact on Indian Economy
• Decrease in employment opportunities as
brokers
• Chances of corruption is reduced
• Less chances of Money-laundering
• Attracts more investors and investments
• Increases GDP
• Encourages FDI

8. Investment Market Scenario
• FundzBazar is the latest online investment
portal in India. It also provides for financial
advices to the investors online.
• SEBI to make the KYC procedure online by
using Adhaar card instead of PAN card for
online MF investment
• Foreign investments in shares increased,
bringing the total Net Investment to $6.3
billion as on Tuesday(06.09.2016)

9. • Investors can make transactions with upto 5
banks from their online Mutual fund trading
account from 1st August 2016
• Investments in Gold and Real Estate likely to fall
• Government to issue Municipal Bonds(Munis) for
SMART City project
• SEBI revised the guidelines for convertible bonds
by reducing its term to 5 years from December
2015
• GDP rate up from 7.3% to 7.9% as on
Tuesday(06.09.2016)

11. THANK YOU!
Presented by:
BHARTI GOYAL D. and HARISHMAA
V.S.
III B.COM [CA]