The document outlines the four pillars of the Indian financial system: financial institutions, financial markets, financial instruments, and financial services. It provides examples for each pillar, such as listing the Reserve Bank of India, commercial banks, and other bodies under financial institutions. Financial markets include the money market, capital market, and others. Common financial instruments are described as shares, debentures, and mutual funds. Financial services facilitate functions like savings generation, capital formation, and depository services.
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The document outlines the four pillars of the Indian financial system: financial institutions, financial markets, financial instruments, and financial services. It provides examples for each pillar, such as listing the Reserve Bank of India, commercial banks, and other bodies under financial institutions. Financial markets include the money market, capital market, and others. Common financial instruments are described as shares, debentures, and mutual funds. Financial services facilitate functions like savings generation, capital formation, and depository services.
The document outlines the four pillars of the Indian financial system: financial institutions, financial markets, financial instruments, and financial services. It provides examples for each pillar, such as listing the Reserve Bank of India, commercial banks, and other bodies under financial institutions. Financial markets include the money market, capital market, and others. Common financial instruments are described as shares, debentures, and mutual funds. Financial services facilitate functions like savings generation, capital formation, and depository services.
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The document outlines the four pillars of the Indian financial system: financial institutions, financial markets, financial instruments, and financial services. It provides examples for each pillar, such as listing the Reserve Bank of India, commercial banks, and other bodies under financial institutions. Financial markets include the money market, capital market, and others. Common financial instruments are described as shares, debentures, and mutual funds. Financial services facilitate functions like savings generation, capital formation, and depository services.
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Indian Financial System
Financial institutions
Financial Markets
Financial Instruments
Financial Services
Four Pillars of the Indian Financial System
Indian Financial System
Four Pillars of the Indian Financial System Financial Institutions: Permanent Bodies Financial Markets: Continuous operations Financial Instruments: Legal Documents Financial Services: Benefits to Citizens
Financial institutions RBI Commercial Banks NBFCs Development Banks SEBI Stock Exchange Credit Rating Institutions
Financial Markets Money Market Capital Market New Issues and Stock Exchange Bill Market Foreign Exchange Market Debit Market
Financial Instruments Shares Debentures Mutual Funds Leasing Venture Capital Depositories
Financial Services Generation of Savings Shelter for basic human needs Capital Formation Strong base for infrastructure development Depository services- e form of securities Facilitating high quality and speedy financial transactions
