Indian Equity Market

INDIAN EQUITY MARKET AN INTRODUCTION

AUTHORITIES 

SEBI

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE. 

BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE. 

IPO DIRECT OFFER TO PUBLIC.  IPO CAN BE ISSUED ONLY BY PUBLIC LTD. CO.  COMPANIES HAVE TO ISSUE RED HARRANT PROSPECTUS.  FIRST IPO OF INDIAN HISTORY IS RELIANCE. 

MARKETS 

PRIMARY MARKET

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SECONDARY MARKET

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GREY MARKET

DERIVATIVES 

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NORMALLY USED AS HEDGING INSTRUMENTS. INTRUMENTS -FUTURES -OPTIONS ONLY PERMITED TO TRADE IN NSE. HELPFUL IN REDUCING RISK.

VARIOUS INVESTORS   

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INDIVIDUAL GOVERNMENT EG. L.I.C. FII (FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS). FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS BANKS COMPANIES

WORKING BOTH THE EXCHANGES WORK ON VPS TECHNOLOGY.  FOR DELIVERY THERE IS A T+2 RULE IS APPLICABLE.  PRICES ARE DECIDED ON REAL-TIME BASIS.  DEMAND AND SUPPLY ARE THE FACTORS FOR DECIDING PRICE. 

FACTORS FOR GROWTH/DECLINE 

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ANY GOOD/BAD NEWS ABOUT COMPANY. POLITICAL STABILITY/UNSTABILITY. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY.

MARKET CAPITALISATION NSE

Market cap. ( INR Bn ) Market capitalisation (US$bn) Market cap % GDP (2008) Volume (million-30 day average) Value (US$m-30 day average)

BSE

42,588 45,091 1,071 85%

1,133 89%

493.7 350.4 2,697.9 1,222 0 Derivatives trading volume (options 494.9 and futures-INRbn-30d avg) Derivatives trading volume (options 11.9 and futures-US$bn)

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