1. CAPITAL MARKET

2. Meaning of Capital Market
Market for securities, where companies and the government can raise long-term funds.
Refers to all institutions and procedures that are involved in issuing, raising or trading of long term financial instruments.
Term loans, corporate equities, and bonds

3. CAPITAL MARKET
ORGANISED
UNORGANISED
SECURITIES
STOCK MARKET
LOANS FROM
BANKS & OTHER
INSTITUTES
CORPORATE
SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
PRIMARY
MARKET
SECONDARY
MARKET

4. Unorganized Capital Market
Completely insulated from any control of the RBI and not subjected to any statutory reserve.
Such as chit funds - conducted between friends or relatives.

5. Organized Capital Market
Includes institutions operating on
given guidelines of RBI and other
statutory bodies like SEBI.
Two types:
-Stock market
-loans from banks and non-banks.
For example:
–Mutual Funds (Long term)
-ICICI Bank

6. Organized Capital Market - Loans
Main source of financing for the firms that do not issue security.
Cheapest form of finance.
Sources – Banks( and other institutes and lenders.
Types – Secured And Unsecured (Credit Card
&Personal loan)

7. Organized Capital Market Stock Market
Place where shares are purchased and sold.
Size $51 trillion
Deals in long term securities (funds) from both private and government.
Includes corporate securities and government securities.
Example- Bombay Stock Exchange

8. Stock Market - Government securities
Instruments used for raising long term capital from the public.
No risk involved in normal circumstances.
Example - Government bonds.

9. Stock Market -Corporate Securities
Instruments used for raising long term corporate capital from the public.
Examples-issues of shares, debentures.

10. Corporate Securities -Primary Market
Part of corporate securities.
Also called as New Issues Market.
Deals in issuing of new securities in the form of public issues, rights issues or private placements to raise the capital of corporate enterprise.

11. Corporate Securities -Secondary Market
Provides a market place for purchase and sale of old securities.
Provides liquidity to old stock for firm and investors.
Example-Stock exchanges.

12. Types of Secondary Market
Organized security exchanges-
Tangible entities.
Physically occupy space (such as a building or part of a building).
Financial instruments are traded on their premises.
over the counter markets-
Informal market where negotiated deals take place.

13. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIMARY & SECONDARY MARKET
Secondary market is an equity trading avenue in which already existing/pre- issued securities are traded amongst investors.
For example
-Reliance Petroleum
-DLF
In the primary market, securities are offered to public for subscription for the purpose of raising capital or fund.
For example
-Reliance Power

14. Stock Exchange Centres for trading of securities
Total 24 stock exchanges in India-
22 are regional stock exchanges
2 are primary stock exchanges
-National Stock Exchange
-Bombay Stock Exchange

15. National Stock Exchange
Set up in June 1994.
Provides fully automated screen-based trading system across the country.
Has S&P NSE 50 Index( Nifty).

16. Bombay Stock Exchange Established in1987.
BSE Index- BSE Sensex comprising of 30 stocks.

17. Facts about Indian capital Market
India’s capital market includes primary, secondary, Over the counter market.
Securities Board of Exchange(SEBI)-Central regulatory authority and regulates capital markets in India.

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