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4 he market where investment instruments like
bonds, equities and mortgages are traded is
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4 he primal role of this market is to make

investment from investors who have surplus
funds to the ones who are running a deficit.

4 he capital market offers both long term and

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4 Mobilization of Savings & acceleration of Capital
Formation
4 Promotion of Industrial Growth
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4 Proper Channelization of Funds
4 Provision of a variety of Services
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4 Gilt-Edged Market
4 Corporate Securities Market
4 he New Issues Market
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4 Corporate Securities Market
Ł Primary market or new issues market
K New capital issues by private sector
K Debt market
K Mutual funds
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4 Establishment of development banks and

industrial financing institutions
4 Growth of underwriting business
4 Growing public confidence
4 Increasing awareness of investment opportunities
4 Setting up of SEBI
4 Creating rating agencies
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4 Problems of Equity Market
4 Problems of the Debt Market



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4 Steps to strengthen the Govt. Securities Market
4 Securities and Exchange Board of India
4 National Stock Exchange of India
4 National Securities Clearing Corporation
4 Dematerialization
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