Financial Market and fund management
financial market refers to a marketplace where creation and trading of financial assets , such as shares , debentures , bonds , derivatives , currencies etc. take place .it is aplace where trading of securities take place .there are different kind of financial market like share , bonds, forex , money , stocks etc. depending on these there are two types of financial market in Nepal like:
1.money market
2.capital market
when financial market fall down then there occur economic disruption and may lead to unemployment , loss of money of general people and other ecconomic crises may occur.market make it easier for buyer aand seller in trading their financial holdings.it create security products in order to take surplus small to big amount of money from general people and provide it to the deficit sector or companies so that they can get assistance in running their business.in doing so , it provides certain returns to those who have traded or funded their capital like as with cetain bonus rate, dividend , bonus share , right share and so on.so numerious type of buying and selling of securities, bond , share etc. take palce in this market. so there are different technical and fundamental analysis paramaneter needed to be dne while doing trading of such holdings.
money market includes :
- commercial paper
- treasury bills
- certificate of deposit
- stocks
- bonds
- derivatives
- primary
- secondary market
- corporate fund management
- personal fund
- Financial investment industry
- Infrastructure industry
- Business and enterprise industry
- The public sector
- lack of diversification
- lack of awareness among general people
- kathmandu centric
- unethical practice by big investors
- minimum institutional investors
- insider trading
- weak supervision
- lack of transparency in credit ration
- low debt security transaction
- emphasis on diversification
- create awareness among general people
- expansion of reach other than kathmandu centric
- strict rules for credit rating
- encourage institutional investors
- strong punishment law against insider trading should be implemented
- train for technical and fundamental supervision
- commence foreign investment
- incentivize debt security transaction
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