Foreign Exchange (Currency) Markets: The foreign exchange market in India is regulated by Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Guidelines have been established for trading in foreign exchange. Limits for investments abroad and policy for purchase of foreign exchange when an individual is travelling to a foreign country or for any...
Equity Markets: The stock market reforms received a major impetus with the recommendation of high a powered committee (G S Patel) instituted in 1985. The Committee was established by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India for suggesting structural reforms in the constitution and other matters relating to capital markets...
Debt Markets: Debt Markets involve issuance, trading and settlement of fixed income securities such as bonds various tenors. Debt Market instruments can be issued by Central and State Government, Public Sector Units, Statutory Corporation, Banks, Financial Institutions and Corporate Bodies. Objective of Debt Markets in India: The key objectives of...
Money Market: The Money Market is defined as a market for overnight to a short-term money and for financial assets that are close substitute for money. The meaning of “short-term” refers to a duration of less than or equal to 1 year. The phrase “close substitute for money” denotes any...
