The topics are
1. Derivatives Market
2. Impact of F.D.I
3. Agriculture Commodity
4. Non Agriculture commodity
5. Equity Market
6. Debt Market
The debt market is the market where fixed income securities of various types and features are issued and traded. Debt markets are therefore, markets for fixed income securities issued by central and state governments, municipal corporations, govt. bodies and commercial entities like financial institutions, banks, public sector units, public ltd. companies and also structured finance instruments. Historically, India debt market has suffered a severe neglect of policymakers in spite of the the fact that India has a fairly strong debt preference among households for their financial investment portfolio. The over-reliance on the financial intermediation of the public sector is largely responsible for hindering growth of the debt market in India which is the basic source of corporate financing in India.
However, since the early 90s, the Indian firms have become flexible in choosing the their capital structure optimally by virtue of significant structural changes in the Indian Capital Market. Today, India's debt market comprises two segments:
Government Securities Market
Corporate Securities Market
The former dominates the market in terms of outstanding issues, market capitalization and volume of trade thus setting a standard for the rest of the market through instruments like floating rate bonds, zero-coupon bonds,treasury bills and state government bonds.
On the contrary, the latter encompasses private corporate debts consisting of debentures, fixed deposits, bonds issued by private sector enterprises, commercial papers and other institutions relating to financial and infras ...