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Capital Markets of India: An Investor's Guide

By Alan R. Kanuk

Book information

Publisher
Wiley
Year
2007
ISBN
9780470137635, 0470137630
LCC
HG5732 .K36 2007
Open Library ID
OL10279887M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
17 MB (17327454 bytes)
Series
Wiley Finance
Edition
illustrated edition
Pages
104\104
Time added
2010-05-31 00:48:14

Description

The book is a good indicator of India's promise. The strong growth of the Indian economy in recent years has attracted much foreign investment. But if you want to invest directly, instead of through a mutual fund, the book has detailed explanations of the Indian financial structure.

Much attention is given to Mumbai, the financial capital. How its stock exchange and the National Stock Exchange operate, and various indices defined on the major companies. There is already a comprehensive set of indices, and a classification of industry sectors.

Derivatives also exist, since 2000. The book defines the major ones, and shows that these usually have deep liquidity. Something needed by most investors.

In many ways, while India is still a developing country, its financial markets are quite sophisticated.

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