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An Overview of Indian

Capital Markets and


Indian Economy
SUBMITTED BY
SAMIP JANI
SOURABH PANIGRAHI
XAVIER THOMAS

Dr Aditya Srinivas

He is the Chief Executive Officer at Bombay Stock Exchange


Brokers Forum.

He has addressed 140 Assistant commissioner of Income Tax


Mumbai division, Trainer for new joiners at Income Tax dept.

He has 9 years of experience in the Broking industry, he has


presented 20 research papers in national and international
conferences representing India.

He has been invited by Oman and Maldives Stock exchange as


key notes speaker.

About the Topic

He enlighten us about the Global figures and development rate


and compared the same with India.

How India managed to sustain the recession period and the


factors to success were shared.

Why India is a emerging country and how the money flows in the
country was explained.

India and World Comparison

Real GDP growth slowed from 5.5 % in Q1 of 2012-2013 to 5.3%


in Q2.

7.5% to 8% avg GDP growth

Our current Gross Domestic Product is 4.7%

India debt market 40000 crore.

India market from 2003 to 2008 have a Bullish market.

India made out of Recession

India being late in opening its doors till 1991 to globalization


helped India a lot as it wasn't as much dependent on US as many
other countries as explained by Dr Aditya Srinivas.

Also a high rate of savings -with lesser dependence on bankshelped India survive the crash. Despite being a supporter of
globalization.

When compared to the world, India has- 31% of savings rate


,with globally- 28%. With as low as 1% in US and Europe.

Why India?

Aditya Srinivas was firm in the new era of development and a


new phase of India.

India has the youngest population in the world. 70% is young


population.

Average age is 27 years of an Indian entrepreneur, while 37 in


America, 45 in Europe and 58 in Japan.

A total of 75000 crore rupees flowed in via FII in Jan 2014.

And as India has a great saving nature it helped India to grow a


reputation of sustainability and progress.

Conclusion

Aditya Srinivas was one of the few who believed in India and its
developmental factors, stable government, and money flow.

He explained the near future of India in terms of money and


economy which will change India forever.

He told how UPA achieved the highest of all 9.1% GDP.

India a new field to invest your money is what he said and is


what expected.

Thank

you

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