Financial Market in India: An Analysis
Dr. Suhasini Parashar
Associate Professor, Department of Business Administration
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The pace of economic development is the rate of long term investment and capital formation. Financial reform in
1999 , is requirement of economic reform of 1991,and financial analysis helps to study the development in economy,
in terms of stability in inflation ,increase in growth and development by developing the money and capital market.
The stock exchange or security exchange board of India shows the transaction and trade of securities . A stock
exchange is a form of exchange, which provides services for stockbrokers and traders to trade shares, debentures and
other securities. Stock exchanges also provide facilities for issue and redemption of securities , to be able to trade a
security on a certain stock. Present day capital markets are constantly facilitated on PC based electronic exchanging
stages; most can be gotten to just by substances inside the money related division or the treasury branches of
governments and partnerships. Capital formation is conditioned by the mobilisation augmentation and channelisation
of investible funds. The capital market serves a very useful purpose by pooling the capital resources of the country
and making them available to the enterprising investors. Well-developed capital markets augment resources by
attracting and lending funds on a Global Scale .
Keywords: Capital; Development; Mobilisation; Money
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