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SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS / LAMFORD SCHOOL
TODAY'S
AGENDA
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The Indian stock market stands as a crucial component of the global financial system,
reflecting the country's economic vitality and growth potential.
With robust regulatory frameworks, advanced technology, and increasing participation, it
continues to offer diverse opportunities for investors both domestically and internationally.
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Key Exchanges : Market Segements : Regulatory Framework: Market Indices:
Bombay Stock Exchange Equity Market SEBI SENSEX
National Stock Exchange Derivative Market RBI NIFTY
Over the Counter Debt Market Ministry of Finance
Exchange of India Mutual Funds
Initial Public Offerings(IPO)
BOMBAY STOCK
EXCHANGE (BSE)
A BRIEF STUDY
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BSE(1850's), under canopy of Banyan trees in Bombay near Premchand Roychand
Town Hall at Bombay Green where brokers would gather for
trade.
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NATIONAL STOCK
EXCHANGE (NSE)
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The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) was incorporated in 1992 and
recognized by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in 1993. It began
operations in 1994. The NSE was established by the Indian government to increase
transparency in the country's capital market.
The Pherwani Committee's recommendations in 1991 were the basis for the NSE's
establishment, and a five-member team prepared the blueprint in 1992.
The NSE was the first exchange in India to implement electronic trading, which
revolutionized the Indian stock market.
In 1995, it launched its fully automated screen-based trading system which made
it easier for investors to buy and sell stocks electronically. This system also enabled
faster trade execution and improved transparency.
Objective: To provide a fully automated, screen-based trading system and ensure
equal access to investors across the country.
NSE HQ in Mumbai Dr. R H Patil
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OVER-THE-COUNTER
EXCHANGE OF INDIA
(OTCEI)
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Over the Counter Exchange of India (OTCEI) was incorporated in 1990 under the
Companies Act, 1956 and was recognised as a stock exchange under the Securities
Contracts Regulation Act, 1956. It commenced operations in the year 1992.
OTCEI is a fully computerized and single window exchange system. OTCEI is
modelled along the lines of NASDAQ, the OTC exchange in USA.
OTC was promoted by UTI, ICICI, IDBI, LIC, IFCI, GIC and SBI financial services. It
does not involve a geographical area rather, trading takes place through its counters
or offices through telephones and other modes of communication.
The (OTCEI) is an Indian electronic stock exchange composed of small- and mid-
cap companies.
The OTCEI is based in Mumbai, India, and operates solely over a computer network.
Objective: To provide a platform for smaller and medium enterprises to access
capital markets..
Regulatory Oversight and Authorities Managing Them:
Primary Regulator: Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Functions: Ensures regulatory compliance, investor protection, and market integrity.
Additional Oversight: Ministry of Finance and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provide
broader regulatory frameworks
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