Financial Markets Management class -10, chapter 2 notes

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These are the notes of class 10 Financial Markets Management (FMM) based on the latest syllabus and designed as per the curriculum issued by CBSE . This is chapter 2 called Securities . In this chapter we will know about what is securities, functions of the securities market, the securities one can invest in, why does securities market need regulator, who are the regulators of the securities market,what is SEBI and what is its role, powers of SEBI, who are the participants in the market....

Securities 

Under Securities Contracts Regulation Act (SCRA) .,1956 

Any instrument such as shares , bonds,  scrip , stocks or other marketable securities.

Link for handwritten notes of fmm class 10.

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Functions of Securities Market

Place where buyers and sellers can transact in securities.

Transfer of resources from those having idle resources to others who have a need for them (company).

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Which are the securities one can invest in?

  1. Shares
  2. Bonds and debentures
  3. Government securities
  4. Derivative products

  5. Units of mutual funds

Regulator 


Why does securities market need regulator?

To ensure the desired behaviour of market participants.

To protect the interest of investors.


Who regulate the securities market?

Department of Economic Affairs (DEA)
Department of Company Affairs (DCA)
Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

Notes of chapter -1 of Financial Markets Management

What is SEBI and what is its role?

Securities and Exchange Board of India - Regulatory authority in India.



Role of SEBI 

To protect the interest of investors.

To promote the development of securities market.

To regulate the securities market.


Powers of SEBI 

Regulate the business in stock exchange.

Register and regulate tpromote and regulate self-regulatory organisation

Promote and regulate self regulatory organisation.

Prohibit fraudulent and unfair trade practices.


Participants 

Issuer, Investor and intermediaries


Segments of securities market?

Primary market

Secondary market

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