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2021-11-27 14:36:47
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2021-11-25 11:15:07
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2021-11-25 09:49:46
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2021-11-16 10:06:30
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2021-11-14 02:30:52
MUTUAL FUNDS [ PART 2 ]#Indianfinancialmarket Mutual funds, first of all came in the money market (regulated by the RBI), but they have the freedom to operate in the capital market, too.
This is why they have provision of dual regulator—the RBI and SEBI.
Mutual funds are compulsorily registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which also acts as the first wall of defence for all investors in these funds. For those who do not understand how mutual funds operate but are willing to invest, the move by SEBI is seen as a big relief.
Each mutual fund is run by a group of qualifed people who form a company, called an asset
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2021-11-13 02:30:35
MUTUAL FUND [PART 1]#Indianfinancialmarket Of all investment options, mutual funds are touted to be the best tool for wealth creation over the long term.
They are of several types, and the
risk varies with the kind of asset classes these funds invest in.
As the name suggests, a mutual fund is a fund that is created when a large number of investors put in their money, and is managed by professionally qualifed persons with experience in investing in diferent asset classes—shares, bonds, money market instruments like call money, and other assets such as gold and property.
Their names usually give a good idea about what type of asset class a fund,
also called a scheme, will invest in.
For example, a diversifed equity fund will invest in a large number of stocks, while a gilt fund will invest in government securities, while a pharma fund will mainly invest in stocks of companies from the pharmaceutical and related industries. SOURCE - Indian economy by Ramesh singh. @upsc_economy_notes
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2021-11-02 02:30:09
CASH MANAGEMENT BILL The Government of India, in consultation with the RBI, decided to issue a new short-term instrument, known as Cash Management Bills, since August 2009 to meet the temporary cash fow mismatches of the government.
The Cash Management Bills are non-standard and discounted instruments issued for maturities less than 91 days.
︎SOURCE - Indian economy by Ramesh singh.
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2021-11-01 02:30:08
REPOS and REVERSE REPOS#Indianfinancialmarket In the era of economic reforms there developed two new instruments of money market— repo and reverse repo.
Considered the most dynamic instruments of the Indian money market they have emerged the most favoured route to raise short-term funds in India.
‘Repo’ is basically an acronym of the rate of repurchase. The RBI in a span of four years, introduced these instruments—repo in December 1992 and reverse repo in November 1996.
Repo allows the banks and other financial institutions to borrow money from the RBI for short-term (by selling government securities to the RBI).
In reverse repo, the banks and financial institutions purchase government securities from the RBI (basically here the RBI is borrowing from the banks and the financial institutions).
All government securities are dated and the interest for the repo or reverse repo transactions are announced by the RBI from time to time.
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2021-10-29 15:30:05
MUTUAL FUND (MF)
#Indianfinancialmarket
Popular as Mutual Funds (MFs) this money market instrument was introduced/organised in 1992 to provide short-term investment opportunity to individuals.
The initial guidelines for the MF have been liberalised many times. Since March 2000, MFs have been brought under the preview of SEBI, besides the RBI.
At present, a whole lot of financial institutions and firms are allowed to set up MFs, viz., commercial banks, public and private fnancial institutions and private sector companies.
At present 42 MFs are operating in the country—managing a corpus of over Rs. 20.4 lakh crore (by March 2018).
SOURCE - Indian economy by Ramesh singh.
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2021-10-28 07:45:18
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