QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONAL BUYERS (QIBs) Qualified institutional buyers are institutional investors who possess a strong financial expertise and has a reputation in the financial market. They are considered to have expertise in evaluating and investing in the market. Because of their financial capabilities, they are given certain privileges under SEBI Guidelines. SEBI has defined QIBs as follows: Qualified Institutional Buyers are those Read More …
TRADING MECHANISM OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
TRADING MECHANISM OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Trading in Government securities takes place by following methods: (i) Public Debt Office of the Reserve Bank of India issues notification: the Reserve bank of India has various office the to ensure the functioning of RBI. When the Reserve Bank of India wants to sell government securities, it orders its Public Debt Office to issue a notification Read More …
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES the securities issued by central government, state government, semi-government bodies, port trusts, public-sector undertaking and financial institutions like IDBI, state financial corporations etc. are known as government securities or gilt-edged securities. The government issues securities to meet its short-term and long-term fund requirements.The Central Government securities prevailing in India are Gold Bonds, National Defence Bends and Rural Development Bonds. funds Read More …
FEATURES AND ROLE OF CAPITAL MARKET
The capital market plays a significant role in the national economy. A developed, dynamic and vibrant capital market can immensely contribute to speedy economic growth and development. Here, we will discuss features and role of Capital market. Following are the main features of the capital market: Dealing in long term securities: Capital market deals in securities for long and medium term like shares, Read More …
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