When
one thinks of alternate investment opportunities other than traditional bank deposit
schemes, the next window open to investors across the globe is the very vast world
of Equities Market. Traditionally, in the earlier days, the investors across the
globe were looking to invest only in the developed countries. But in the early periods
of 1990’s with the introduction of the liberalized economic polices by the Indian
Government, the Indian Capital market witnessed a blowing growth in terms of market
capitalization, liquidity, growth rate. The introduction of the competitive regulatory
frame work also boosted the credibility of the Indian equities market.
Presently Indian market is the hottest destination for many Investors. The Indian stock market is one of the oldest and fastest growing financial markets in the world and considered to be the best among the markets of the emerging economies. The history of Indian stock markets dates back 200 years toward the end of the 18th century when India was under the spell of the East India Company. The Indian Equity Market is more popularly known as the Indian Stock Market. The Indian equity market has become the third biggest after China and Hong Kong in the Asian region.
The SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) is the regulating authority for
capital markets in India. SEBI came into prominence in the 1990s after the capital
markets experienced some turbulence and has grown in strength as one of the country’s
most important institutions.
We are offering services to our clients to trade in the equities market through our membership in the National Stock Exchange. Our membership enables us to provide services in Cash segment as well as Derivative segment. We are offering services through our state of art technology and well trained team of experienced professionals, which is one of the best in the industry.
In order to add value to our services, we offer Demat A/c services to our Clients through our in-house DP under CDSL. The Trading & Delivery processes will thus get integrated seamlessly.
We are offering services to our clients to trade in the equities market through our membership in the National Stock Exchange. Our membership enables us to provide services in Cash segment as well as Derivative segment. We are offering services through our state of art technology and well trained team of experienced professionals, which is one of the best in the industry.
In order to add value to our services, we offer Demat A/c services to our Clients through our in-house DP under CDSL. The Trading & Delivery processes will thus get integrated seamlessly.
Cash Segment
The cash segment is a very active segment of the NSE. The average number of daily
trades in NSE comes to around fifty lakhs with a turnover of nearly ten thousand
crores. Almost all the companies listed in the NSE are traded every day. The cash
market is a perfect mix of Investors of different time periods, Speculators and
arbitragers, which always ensures liquidity and efficient price discovery. The NSE
is following T+2 settlement in cash segment, which ensures that the investor to
get the shares they have purchased/monetary proceeds of the shares they have sold
in the shortest possible time.
Derivative Segment
The Derivative segment is primarily for the participants who wish to hedge their market risk effectively. NSE is providing an opportunity to trade in both Futures and Options. Futures include Index based as well as stock based futures. NSE is providing a facility to trade in options of both American and European forms. Stock options are of American type where as Index options are of European type.
The cash segment is a very active segment of the NSE. The average number of daily
trades in NSE comes to around fifty lakhs with a turnover of nearly ten thousand
crores. Almost all the companies listed in the NSE are traded every day. The cash
market is a perfect mix of Investors of different time periods, Speculators and
arbitragers, which always ensures liquidity and efficient price discovery. The NSE
is following T+2 settlement in cash segment, which ensures that the investor to
get the shares they have purchased/monetary proceeds of the shares they have sold
in the shortest possible time.Derivative Segment
The Derivative segment is primarily for the participants who wish to hedge their market risk effectively. NSE is providing an opportunity to trade in both Futures and Options. Futures include Index based as well as stock based futures. NSE is providing a facility to trade in options of both American and European forms. Stock options are of American type where as Index options are of European type.
ETF & MFSS
ETFs are just what their name implies: baskets of securities that are traded, like individual stocks, on an exchange. Unlike regular open-end mutual funds, ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the trading day like any stock. Most ETFs charge lower annual expenses than index mutual funds. However, as with stocks, one must pay a brokerage to buy and sell ETF units. The Equity indices based ETF and Gold based ETF are actively traded in the NSE. Details of the Equity as well as Gold based ETFs can be obtained from our representatives.
MFSS is a new initiative from the National Stock Exchange, which enables the Mutual fund AMC’s to sell their products around the globe through an online terminal of a Member/Broker. It also provides an opportunity to hold mutual fund units in a dematerialized form. Details of the mutual funds available under MFSS can be obtained from our representatives.
IPO
We provide necessary assistance to the Client in subscribing the Initial Public offer. Our representatives are able to provide full assistance in subscribing the IPO’s. We will be disseminating information about upcoming IPOs through our website as well as e-Mailers. Details of the IPOs can also be obtained from our representatives.
ETFs are just what their name implies: baskets of securities that are traded, like individual stocks, on an exchange. Unlike regular open-end mutual funds, ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the trading day like any stock. Most ETFs charge lower annual expenses than index mutual funds. However, as with stocks, one must pay a brokerage to buy and sell ETF units. The Equity indices based ETF and Gold based ETF are actively traded in the NSE. Details of the Equity as well as Gold based ETFs can be obtained from our representatives.
MFSS is a new initiative from the National Stock Exchange, which enables the Mutual fund AMC’s to sell their products around the globe through an online terminal of a Member/Broker. It also provides an opportunity to hold mutual fund units in a dematerialized form. Details of the mutual funds available under MFSS can be obtained from our representatives.
IPO
We provide necessary assistance to the Client in subscribing the Initial Public offer. Our representatives are able to provide full assistance in subscribing the IPO’s. We will be disseminating information about upcoming IPOs through our website as well as e-Mailers. Details of the IPOs can also be obtained from our representatives.
