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FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS AND MONEY EXHCHANGE STUDY IN TAX ADVANTAGE AND PERIOD OF MATURITY

JOURNAL:MAZEDAN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW

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1. ADITYA PRASAD SAHOO 20 Dec 2020 MIBR0104004 1 0
Abstract

The primary purpose of this paper is to recognise the financial behaviour of investors to make investments in the stock market of India. In a nation's economic development, the financial system plays a vital role. The financial system enables money to be exchanged between lenders and investors. In this complexly-crafted financial system and establishes, several financial institutions, markets, products and solutions operate smoothly and economically for seamless transition and allocation of resources. The stock market in India is among the key market economies, in which investors reserve their financial resources and assert consequently being the companies' proprietors. Behavioural finance focuses upon investor's psychological influence in investment decision and its bearing on the market. The primary purpose of this paper is to recognise the financial behaviour of investors to make investments in the stock market of India. The study found that majority of investors consider the rate of return to be the most important investment goal, followed by the security of their investment and capital appreciation. Their investment's tax advantage and period of maturity are both somewhat imperative goals. Fund managers and mutual fund firms might concentrate on developing strategies that boost investors' rates of return.

Keywords

investments, money-exchange, financial-decisions, bank-schemes

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