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Table of Contents Articles THE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE OF INDIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS Dr. Shailesh Gandhi, Dr. Hemantkumar Bulsara, Pooja Pavan Patel RURAL MARKETING: CHANGING PORTFOLIO OF RETAIL SECTOR D N Pandey, smriti srivastava AN INVESTIGATIVE STUDY ON THE ATTITUDES OF INVESTORS – A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES Dr. Paul Sundar Kirubakaran, Dr. S. SUJA WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN RURAL AREAS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY OF WOMEN SELF HELP GROUPS IN KERALA Dr. Ebrahim Kunju Sulaiman EVALUATING FRAUD CONCEPT IN AUDIT PROFESSION PAST & PRESENT Munshi Samaduzzaman, Farah Rezwan, Kashfia Sharmeen THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC FACTORS ON SHARE PRICE MOVEMENTS OF TRADING SECTORS SHARMILA PREETHI, N. Sangeetha EVALUATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR ENTERPRISES PERFORMANCE: APPLICATION OF ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED Pawan Kumar Avadhanam, Prof. R. K. Mishra CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MANAGEMENT – DETERMINANTS OF AIR FLYING EXPERIENCE WITH REFERENCE TO LCC’s Sathish Arumbi Saravanan THE STATE-ENTERPRISE EXPERIENCE IN THE GCC: WHITHER SINGAPORE INC.? Wilfred How, Caroline YEOH A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GROSS NPA OF NATIONALISED BANKS AND NEW PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS Tanmaya kumar pradhan PERFORMANCE ORIENTATION: THE ART OF MANAGING INNOVATION.DOCX Muhammad Arafat Noordin, Dr. Shahimi Mohtar WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT &FINANCIAL ANALYSIS IN DREDGING CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED, VISAKHAPATNAM, INDIA meseret ebabu ejigu CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY: A COMMITMENT TO SOCIETY Sunil Kumar, Tanushri Purohit A STUDY ON TREND ANALYSIS OF IMPORT OF GOLD BY INDIA Kalpana Agrawal, Ankit Budhrani
The Global Perspective of Indian Financial Markets Dr. Shailesh Gandhi, Associate Professor, Indian Institute of Management - Ahmedabad (IIM A), India & Dr. Hemantkumar P. Bulsara, Assistant Professor (Economics and Management), S.V. National Institute of Technology (S V N I T), Surat, India & Pooja Patel, Assistant Professor & Pursuing PhD in Management from S.V. National Institute of Technology, Surat -395007, India ABSTRACT: It was found from the literature review that efficient and developed financial markets can lead to increased economic growth by improving the efficiency of allocation and utilization of savings in the economy. The primary requirement of the capital market is allocation of ownership of the economy’s capital stock. The ideal situation of the market exists when the prices of different securities provide accurate signals for the investment decisions to the investors, who can choose such securities that represent ownership of firms’ activities under the assumption that security prices at any time fully reflect all available information. It is also found that, increased movement of investments across international boundaries has lead to the integration of world economies. The research paper will be divided into 4 sections, wherein Section 1 will discuss about the Introduction of Financial Markets. Section 2 will talk about the historical evolution of Financial Markets. Section 3 deals with the methodology and the Indian Financial markets with its composition. Section 4 helps to clarify the concept of globalization and financial market integration and lastly Section 5 shows the references. Key Words: Financial Markets, Market Efficiency, Integration of Markets 1. INTRODUCTION Financial markets are a vital part of an economy making it possible for industry, trade and commerce to flourish without any obstacle in terms of resources. Today most economies around the world are judged by the performance of their financial markets. The financial markets have indicators in place that reflect the performance of companies whose securities are traded in those markets. The financial markets also serve a vital purpose in the growth and development of a company, which wants to expand. Such companies with expansion plans and new projects are in need of funding and the financial market serves as the best platform from which a company can determine the feasibility of such possibilities Krishnan (2011) mentioned that, the economic literature acknowledged that efficient and developed financial markets could lead to increased economic growth by improving the efficiency of allocation and utilization of savings in the economy. Better functioning financial systems ease the external financing constraints that impede firm and industrial expansion. “There is a growing body of empirical analyses, including firm-level studies, industry-level studies, individual country studies, and crosscountry comparisons, which prove this strong, positive link between the functioning of the financial system and long-run economic growth. In addition, they better allocate resources, monitor managers and exert corporate control, mobilize savings, and facilitate the exchange of goods and services”. A capital market is a market for securities (debt or equity), where business enterprises (companies) and governments can raise long-term funds. It is defined as a market in which money is provided for periods longer than a year as the raising of short-term funds takes place on other markets (e.g., the money market). The capital market includes the stock market (equity securities) and the bond market (debt). www.theinternationaljournal.org > RJEBS: Volume: 02, Number: 09, July-2013 Page 1
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