Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 1 views

    Stock Exchange

    Uploaded by

    Noorulhadi Qureshi

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Stock Exchange

    Uploaded by

    Noorulhadi Qureshi
    1 views12 pages

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    1 views12 pages

    Stock Exchange

    Uploaded by

    Noorulhadi Qureshi

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    of 12

    Click icon to add picture

    What is
    Stock
    Exchange.
    NOOR-UL-HADI.
    Assistant Professor
    CONTENTS OF PRESENTATION:
    OVERVIEW OF STOCK EXCHANGE.
     Definition.
    Features.
    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STOCK MARKET & STOCK EXCHANGE.
    TYPES OF STOCK EXCHANGE.
    a) National Stock Exchange.
    b) Global Stock Exchange.
    c) Commodity Stock Exchange.
    d) Electronic Stock Exchange.
    KEY PLAYERS IN STOCK MARKET.
    3
    STOCK EXCHANGE:

    DEFINITION:
    “A marketplace where buyers and
    sellers come together to trade shares
    of publicly-traded companies”
    KEY FEATURES:
    oFacilitates capital formation for
    businesses.
    oProvides a platform for investors
    to buy and sell securities.
    oContributes to economic growth
    and development.
    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STOCK EXCHANGE & STOCK MARKET:

    STOCK EXCHANGE: STOCK MARKET:


    A stock exchange is a specific and regulated The stock market is a border concept
    marketplace where securities ( stocks, bonds) encompassing all the stock exchanges where
    are bought and sold. securities are traded.
    Stock exchange can be physical location or The stock market is a global network of
    virtual platforms. exchanges.

    It provides the infrastructure, rules and It involves a wide range of participants,


    regulations for these transactions to occur. including individuals, investors, institutions
    and corporations
    Examples: EXAMPLES:
    New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Pakistan Stock Market.
    London Stock Exchange (LSE). Bombay Stock Market.
    5
    Click icon to add picture

    A B
    GLOBAL
    STOCK
    EXCHANGE:
    C
    COMMODITY
    D
    NATIONAL Stock ELECTRONIC
    STOCK
    STOCK exchanges STOCK
    EXCHANGE:
    EXCHANGE: that facilitate EXCHANGE:
    Stock Exchanges These Exchanges use
    Stock exchanges cross-border specialize in trading electronic trading plat
    that operate within trading of commodities such as forms to facilitate of
    a specific country. securities. agriculture products buying and selling of
    (For ex; Corn, wheat shares.
    EXAMPLES. EXAMPLES. etc),
    New York stock LONDON Stock Energy products EXAMPLES.
    exchange (NYSE). exchange (For ex; Oil & NASDAQ (U.S).
    Shanghai Stock (LSE). Natural Gas).
    Exchange (SSE). Tokyo Stock EXAMPLES.
    Bombay Stock Exchange Chicago Mercantile
    Exchange (BSE). (TSE). Exchanges (CME),
    HongKong Intercontinental
    Stock Exchange(ICE).
    KEY PLAYERS IN STOCK
    MARKET:

     INVESTORS:
    Individual Investors:
     The individuals who invest their
    own money in the stock market
    to make a profit.
    Institutional Investors:
     These are the investors that
    invest on behalf of others such
    as pension funds, market funds
    & insurance companies.
     CLEARING
    HOUSE:
     A clearing house is an
    essential component of
    stock market, acting as a
    neutral intermediary
    between buyers and sellers
    to ensure the smooth and
    efficient execution of
    trades.
     It mitigates risk and
    promotes market stability.
     BROKERS:
     A Broker is a person who is
    registered in any stock
    exchange.
     He buys or sells financial
    securities on the behalf of
    his clients.
     He charges Commission
    (Commission Brokers).
     He have a detailed
    information about the market
    conditions whether to invest
    or not.
     JOBBERS:
     Jobbers are the
    persons or firm who
    perform as a market
    maker.
     They buy and sell
    securities on their
    own account,
    creating market
    liquidity through
    encouraging the
    investor to buy and
    sell their order.
     REGULATORY
    AUTHORITIES.
     Government agencies that
    oversee stock exchanges
    to ensure fair practices
    and protect investors
    interests.
     Examples include The
    Securities Exchange
    Commission (SEC).
     The Securities &
    Exchange Board Of India
    (SEBI).

    You might also like