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%T FIIs in Indian Derivative Markets
%A Mr. Ashees Bisht
%A Mr. Manohar Giri
%J International Journal of Trends in Economics Management and Technology
%D 2013
%I International Journal of Trends in Economics Management and Technology
%X since 1990-91, Government of India startedliberalization and economic reforms with a view of bringingabout substantial economic growth and move towards Theglobalization. As a part of this liberalization process, theGovernment under its New Industrial Policy liberalized itsforeign investment policy recognizing the growingimportance of FDI as an instrument of foreign capital flowand technological development. Government, for the firsttime, permitted foreign institutional investors to invest inIndian capital market through portfolio investments. FromSeptember 14, 1992 with suitable restrictions, FIIs werepermitted to invest in all the securities traded on the primaryand secondary markets, including shares, debentures andwarrants issued by companies which were listed or were tobe listed on the Stock Exchanges in India.Since then FIIs are investing in the different sections ofIndian capital Market. FIIs invest huge amount in differentsections of Indian capital market and there trades make asignificant impact in the movement of stock market as wellas in the growth of the economy.The study of the impact of FIIs trades in Indian Capitalmarket is of vital importance for investors as well aseconomists
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%U http://www.ijtemt.org/proceedings_vol2_issue1/IJTEMT_Precedings_Volume%20II%20Issue%20I_FIIs%20In%20Indian.pdf