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Fundamentals to Safeguard Investment in the Capital Market Biplob Kanti Banik ACA Abstract Capital market is a risk exposed market and at the same time it is also a very attractive field of investment. But lack of prudence of investors in this market sometimes led massive catastrophic effect on the whole economy of any country. Country like Bangladesh is yet to establish a long stable capital market due to lack of some infrastructure and intellectual resources. Capital Market risk arises from various factors. Among the factors, some are fundamental and some are incidental. Both too much bearish and bullish market is not expected in the economy. Before going to invest in capital market and to source capital form capital market, one should have a minimum knowledge about capital market. And regulators, institutions should act proactively in playing their due role. Below are some basics to know about capital market On understanding the following, one may easily get the primary concept of the capital market and only then can go to invest in the capital market. What is the capital Market In my own perception, Capital market is a place where investors and entrepreneurs have come to benefit by exchanging their respective resources. Here money may be defined as the resource of investor and business idea and intellectuality may be defined as the resource of entrepreneur. Investors come with their money to invest in a potential, sustainable and well managed business and Entrepreneurs come to invite prospective and intended investors to join them providing necessary fund to launch or run the business that they intend to do. Capital market also allows subsequent trading of issued shares (which are issued through financing). Types of Capital Market The capital markets consist of primary markets and secondary markets. Primary Market Newly formed (issued) securities are bought or sold in primary markets. For example, IPO (Initial Public Offering shares), Private Placement and Promoters’ shares. The transactions in primary market exist between investors and public. Secondary Market Secondary market allows investors to sell securities that they hold or to buy existing securities. For example: buying 100 shares of a company through stock broker from another party who are not direct investor/promoters in share issuing company. The transactions in secondary market exist between investors. The Bangladesh Accountant January - March 2011 41
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