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Indian Money
Market…
Project ByRamkuwar 21Vaibhav 10David 24Sagar 25Atul 33
SYBBI
What is Money Market?Indian
RBI Defines Money Market as:The center for dealing, mainly of a short-term character, in monetary assets, it meets the short-term requirements of borrowers and provides liquidity or cash to lenders.
Dr. D. Subbarao(RBI Governer)
Functions It caters to the short-term financial needs of the
economy. It helps the RBI in effective implementation of
monetary policy. It helps in allocation of short-term funds through inter-
bank transactions and money market instruments. It facilitates economic development.
Dichotomy Lack of Co-ordination and
Integration Diversity in Interest Rates Seasonality of Money Market Shortage of Funds
Features
Organised SectorUnorganised Sector
Structure of Indian Money Market
1ORGANISED
SECTOROF Indian Money
market
Organised Sector
Call and Notice Money Market
Treasury bill Market
Commercial Bills
Certificate of Deposits
UNORGANISED
SECTOROF Indian Money
market
2
Unorganised Sector
Indigenous Bankers
Non - Banking Financial Companies Chit Funds Nidhis Loan or
Finance Companies
Money Lenders
Measures to strengthen the
Indian Money Market
3
2
1Introducing New Money Market Instruments
Measures to
strengthen the
Indian Money Market
Money Market Mutual Funds
Refinance by RBI
In recent years, the money market is undergoing structural changes in India. Many steps have been taken to transform the restricted and narrow market to an active and broad market. There has been a process of integration of the unorganised with the organised sector. All attempts are being taken to promote the bill culture and development of Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF). In view of these recent developments, the money market in India can no longer be called an underdeveloped one.
Conclusion
A Project by United Boys…
Professor-in-chargeProf. Meghna Menon
SYBBI (Banking & Insurance)[Semester III]
THANK YOU!!!
Is Indian Money Market is really going on the way of 1991?