Capital Markets in India, New Delhi and Hyderabad: Response and Indian School of Business

摘要

Indian economy has experienced transformation in all quarters of the economy since what we call liberalization of the economy somewhere in late 1980s and in the beginning of 1990s (I took the liberty to stretch the period of initiation of liberalization so long considering the debate on the actual date of liberalization). Though the entire economy went through the transformation, it was the financial sector in particular that saw almost a sea change. This encompasses deregulation, financial innovation and allowing the laissez-faire to operate; the authors of the book Capital Markets in India take us through mechanisms of this happenings in the capital market of India. This book is primarily the outcome of an excellent joint effort of Rajesh Chakrabarti and Sanker De as the editors and as contributors of the book, with contributions also from other eminent practitioners and academicians in the field of finance. The book consists of seven chapters in total, including the introduction.