Exchange Traded Fund in Indian Stock Market
Deepa Deepa
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Deepa Deepa
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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are one of the most innovative financial products introduced on exchanges.ETFs in India, investors need D-MAT account and many Indian investors do not have these accounts and therefore do not consider ETFs.ETFs have been limited to broad indexes when compare other countries markets.In USA 75% ETFs are affect the total turnover of U.S stock Exchange but in India only the 25% of ETFs are affect the total turnover of Indian Stock market.Indian stock market regulators only can regulate the way of trading ETFs and Create awareness about riskless ETFs trading to Indian traders. I.
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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are one of the most innovative financial products introduced on exchanges.ETFs in India, investors need D-MAT account and many Indian investors do not have these accounts and therefore do not consider ETFs.ETFs have been limited to broad indexes when compare other countries markets.In USA 75% ETFs are affect the total turnover of U.S stock Exchange but in India only the 25% of ETFs are affect the total turnover of Indian Stock market.Indian stock market regulators only can regulate the way of trading ETFs and Create awareness about riskless ETFs trading to Indian traders. I.
Key concepts: Business, Stock exchange, Stock market, Financial system, Monetary economics, Financial economics, Economics, Finance