Chartered Accountant,	Cost & Works Acct , Passed CISA and CISSP, BA Eco(Hons) St Stephens College, ISC St Columba's School, Delhi

Rakesh Sud

This course is provides an introduction to capital markets. It is Ideally suited for students who want to pursue areers in Capital Markets. Someone who wants to understand the basics of Capital Markets will find this Course a one-stop-shop to start their journey of learning. Tags: Capital Market, Global Capital Market, Indian Capital Market, Buyers and Sellers, Secondary Markets

Choose from the various concepts taught in a comprehensible way for students looking to strengthen their CA preparation.

CA Foundation

English

Understanding Capital Markets for Beginners

Personal Finance

Management

Capital Market in India

Strategic Financial Management

Final Group 1 - Old Syllabus

CA, CS, and CMA

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Test Preparation

Introduction to Capital Market in India includ­ing Depositories

In this course we will learn what Capital Markets do ie Capital markets match the demand for funds with the supply of funds.Capital markets drive economic growth by allocation of capital to  be used for various purposes

Capital Markets: Introduction

The lesson talks about Capital Market Functions are Mobilization of Savings , Capital Formation , Provision of Investment Avenue , Speed up Economic Growth and Development, Proper Regulation of Funds , Service Provision and Continuous Availability of Funds.

Functions of Capital Markets

The lesson discusses Global Capital Markets which Consist Of Primary Markets, Secondary Markets and Financial Intermediaries

Global Capital Markets

The lesson discusses buyers and sellers. Buyers can be individual or institutional investors. Buyers come to the capital markets with a variety of needs.Sellers can be individual or institutional investors. Buyers also come to the capital markets with a variety of needs.

Who are the Buyers and the Sellers

This lesson talks about what are Capital Markets relevant for ? This includes Entrepreneurs , Investors , companies , Pension Funds , Governments etc

Who are Capital Markets Relevant for

The lesson talks about Capital markets. Capital market is the market for leading and borrowing of medium and long term funds. The demand for long-term funds comes from industry, trade, agriculture and government (central and state).The supply for funds comes from individual savers, corporate savings, banks, insurance companies, specialized financial institutions and government

What are Capital Markets of India

This lesson explains that Capital market is the market for leading and borrowing of medium and long term funds.The demand for long-term funds comes from industry, trade, agriculture and government (central and state). The supply for funds comes from individual savers, corporate savings, banks, insurance companies, specialized financial institutions and government

Different Look at Capital Markets

This lesson talks about Indian Capital Market which is broadly composed of Gild Edged Market / Government Securities Market , Corporate / industrial Securities market,
Long Term Loans market / Developmental Financial Institutions and Financial Intermediaries.

Indian Capital Markets - Part 1

This lesson again talks about the primary market.It is a market for new issues. It deals with those securities that are issued to the public for the first time. So, it is also called New Issues Market.t deals with the raising of fresh capital in the form of equity shares, preference shares, debentures, bonus, right issues, deposits, etc.

Indian Capital Markets - Part 2

This lesson talks about he secondary market which deals with securities that are already issued by companies. It facilitates trading in securities and operates through stock exchanges.The secondary market helps to provide liquidity and marketability to the outstanding equity and debt instruments.It provides immediate valuation of securities and thus induces company to perform efficiently.

Secondary Markets

done graduation at khalsa college 
my aim to become a successful person
my main motive is to spread knowledge everywhere and to became every

Sukhpreet Kaur

In this course, the educator discusses the Financial services, lease financing, factoring, retail banking services, and venture capital which is helpful for CA aspirants.

(Hindi) Financial Services: CA Exams

Uma Venkateswar Rao Dosapati

It describes the various provisions related to Valuation and Rules prescribed thereunder

Principles of Interpretation and Valuation of Services

Company Secretary by profession
teaching being a passion 
endeavour to spread best of my knowledge  

Isha Jain

The course discusses Corporate Restructuring and different concepts under it.

(Hindi) Corporate Restructuring - CA Exams

I am Jatinder kaur. working as an assistant professor in baba farid group of institution, bathinda. I have done my masters in commerce from 

Jatinder Kaur

This course contain the detailed concept of Joint venture.What are the different methods of  maintaining books of joint venture with easy explanation.

(Hindi) Joint Venture : CA Exams

The Course is on Financial Accounting: Impact of Behavioral Sciences.Behavioral Finance is the area of research that attempts to understand and explain how reasoning errors influence investor decisions and market prices.Much of behavioral finance research stems from the research in the area of cognitive psychology.

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 6m

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Capital Markets: Introduction

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Functions of Capital Markets

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Global Capital Markets

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Who are the Buyers and the Sellers

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Who are Capital Markets Relevant for

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What are Capital Markets of India

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Different Look at Capital Markets

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Indian Capital Markets - Part 1

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Indian Capital Markets - Part 2

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Secondary Markets