1. Classification of money market
On the basis of
duration
investment
Debt market
Equity market
Money market
Capital market

2. Discount and finance house of INDIA Money lenders
MONEY MARKET
organized
unorganized
Banks
No regulators
NBFC`S
Indigenous bankers
Discount and finance house of INDIA
Money lenders
Pvt.cos.which operates as banks for borrowings
GOVT.OF INDIA
others

3. TREASURY BILLS (T-BILLS)
Debt obligations of the government that have maturities of one year or less is normally called treasury bills .
At present THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA issues three types of treasury bills through auctions namely:-
91 -days
182- day
364 day
Issued to individuals ,organizations and financial institutions
There are no treasury bills issued by STATE GOVERNMENTS.
Minimum value of treasury bill is rs and in multiples of
TREASURY BILLS is also known AS GILT EDGED SECURITY.

4. Auctioned every Wednesday
91 –days t-bills
Maturity 91 days
Auctioned every Wednesday
Notified amount rs 100 crores
182 –days t-bills
Maturity 182days
Auctioned every Wednesday(non reporting week)
Notified amount rs 100 crores
364 –days t-bills
Maturity 364 days
Auctioned alternate Wednesday(reporting week)
Notified amount rs 500 crores

5. Generally sold on discount basis
COMMERCIAL PAPERS
Commercial papers is an unsecured money market instrument issued in the form of promissory notes.
Generally sold on discount basis
Organizations can issued commercial papers either directly or through banks or merchant banks called as dealers
These instruments are normally issued in the multiple of 5 lakhs.
Minimum time period:- 7 days
Maximum time period:- 364 days

6. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS
A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS is a negotiable promissory notes ,secure and short term,of upto a year ,in nature
Are ISSUED by BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
Maximum maturity period:- 364 days
Introduced :-1989
Minimum maturity period:- 7 days
AMOUNT RS 1 LAKHS AND IN MULTIPLE OF 1 LAKHS

7. DATED GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Are securities which carries a fixed or floating coupon (interest rates)which is to be paid on face value on half yearly basis.
Generally ,he tenor of dated securities is between
5 yrs to 30 years.
Maximum 40 yrs

8. Issued at a discount to face value.
ZERO COUPON BONDS
Issued at a discount to face value.
No interest is paid during the period of the bond.
But at a time of maturity full payment of the face value is done.

9. First introduced by IDBI in june 1994 followed by ICICI
DEEP DISCOUNT BONDS
First introduced by IDBI in june 1994 followed by ICICI
Similar to zero coupon bonds