UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

Project On:
“STOCK MARKET IN INDIA”

Bachelor of Commerce
Financial Market

Semester: V
Year: 2010-2011

Submitted By:
JAGAD KUNAL R

Roll No. 39

“SHRI CHINAI COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS”

Dr. S. Ramkrishnan marg, Andheri (East),
Mumbai-400 069
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
 Project On:
“STOCK MARKET IN INDIA”

Bachelar Of Commerce
Financial Market
Semester: V
(2010-2011)

Submitted
On Partial Fulfillment Of The Requirement
For The Award of the Degree of Bachelor
Of Commerce – Financial Market

By
JAGAD KUNAL R
Roll No.39

“SHRI CHINAI COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS”

Dr. S. Ramkrishnan marg, Andheri (East),
Mumbai-400 069
 Certifi cate
This is to certify that Miss Jagad Kunal R of B.COM- Financial market
Semester V (2010 -2011) has successfully completed the Project on
“STOCK MARKET IN INDIA”
Under the guidance of
PROF. PRAVIN AKKOLKAR

(Course coordinator) Principal

(Internal examiner)

(External examiner)

Declaration

I, JAGAD KUNAL R student of B.COM – Financial Market Semester V (2010-2011),

hereby declare that I have completed the project on “STOCK MARKET IN INDIA” The
information submitted is true and original to the best of my knowledge.

Signature of Student
(JAGAD KUNAL R)
Roll no-39

Acknowledgement
 First I would like to thanks university of Mumbai for giving me an
opportunity to do such an innovative project in my semester v

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our principal Dr. Malini
Johri and Course Coordinator, Prof. Pravin Akolkar for giving me this
opportunity to take up this topic as my project and guiding me in completing my
project on “STOCK MARKET IN INDIA”.

I would also like to thank my parents, my family, my friends and my

other professors who have helped directly or indirectly in completing my
project with their valuable suggestions, ideas and advice.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The project is an attempt to working of stock exchanges in detail. It provides thorough
knowledge of different aspects of trading in stock exchanges. The focus is basically with
Indian context. The report is divided in three parts. The first dealing with the theory, ie,
introduction of securities market, concept of stock exchanges, their role in economy, their
characteristics, role of SEBI etc.

The second part is the study made of different methods of trading and In all they offer 9
different avenues for investing, which have been explained in length in the pages to come.
The third part is the Case, attached with the report, which is also taken from Franklin
Templeton India Ltd. The case speaks about 3 facts of investing; first being that growth and
value do not move in tandem; second being, value investing has rewarded long term
investors; and the third one as, value stocks have provided low relative volatility over time.

INDEX
 SR.NO CONTENTS PG.NO
1 Introduction 1

2 Defination 2-4
Classification of FDI 5
3
4 Advantages & Benefits of FDI. 6-9
Disadvantage of FDI 10-26
5 FDI for Development

5.1 Trends

5. FDI & Growth

2

5. FDI & Environmental, Social Concern

3

5. Benefits & Costs

4

5. Policy Recommendation
6

Issues Related to FDI

6
Issues related to FDI Defination
6.1
6.2 FDI Data collection method
6.3 Issues related to FDI data processing & reporting
6.4 Issues related to FDI data at industry & operational level
6.5 Issues related to FDI data analysis
6.6 Policy Implication
7 Foreign Direct Investment in India

7.1 Investment Scenario

8 CONCLUSION 71

9 BIBLIOGRAPHY 72