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          1988 as an apex institution to mobilize resources for the
          housing sector and to promote housing finance institutions
          both at regional and local levels

          Stock Holding Corporation of India Ltd.
          (SHCIL)
          Recently in  1987 another institution viz., Stock Holding
          Corporation of India Ltd. was set up to tone up the stock
          and capital markets in India.

          Mutual Funds Industry
          Mutual funds refer to the funds raised by financial service
          companies by pooling the savings of the public and investing
                                                              have  created  a  monopolistic market structures  in  the
          them in a diversified portfolio.
                                                              financial system.
          Venture Capital Institutions
                                                              Dominance of Development  Banks in
          Venture capital is another method of financing in the form of
          equity participation. A venture capitalist finances a project Industrial Financing
          based on the potentialities of a new innovative project  The development banks constitute the backbone of the
                                                              Indian financial system occupying an important place in the
          Credit Rating Agencies                              capital market.
          Of late, many credit rating agencies have been established
          to help investors to make a decision of their investment in Inactive and Erratic Capital Market
          various instruments and to protect them from risky ventures.  The important function of any capital market is to promote
                                                              economic development through mobilization of savings and
          Multiplicity of Financial Instruments               their distribution to productive ventures.
          The expansion in size and number of financial institutions
          has consequently led to a considerable increase in the Imprudent Financial Practice
          financial instruments also.                         The  dominance of  development  banks  has  developed
                                                              imprudent financial practice among corporate customers.
          Legislative Support
          The Indian financial system has been well supported by Summary
          suitable legislative measures taken by the Government then
                                                              A system that aim at establishing and providing a regular
          and there for its proper growth and smooth functioning.  smooth, efficient and cost effective linkage between depositors
                                                              and investors is known as financial system. A financial system
          Weaknesses of Indian Financial System               companies of financial institutions, financial services, financial
          After the introduction of planning, rapid industrialization has  markets and financial instruments. These constituents are
          taken place. It has in turn led to the growth of the corporate  closely related and work in conjunction with each other.
          sector and the Government sector.
                                                              References
          Lack of Co-ordination between different             1  V.Avadhani,  Indian  capital  market,  First  Edition,
          Financial Institutions                                 Himalaya publishing  Home.
                                                              2.  H.R.Machiraju, Merchant banking, third Edition, New age
          There are a large number of financial intermediaries. Most
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          of  the  vital  financial  institutions  are  owned  by  the
          Government.                                         3.  Ruddar Datt&K.P.M.Sundharam, Indian Economy, Fortieth
                                                                 Revised Edition, S.Chand&Co.Ltd.,
          Monopolistic Market Structures                      4.  M.Y.Khan,  Indian financial system,  Fourth Edition,  Tata
          In India some financial institutions are so large that they  mcgraw Hill.


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