money markets is that segment of financial markets where borrowing and lending of the short-term funds takes place. The maturity of the money market instruments is one day to one year. In our country, Money Markets are regulated by both RBI and SEBI.
Indian money market is divided into organized and unorganized segments. Unorganized market is old Indigenous
market mainly made of indigenous bankers, money lenders etc. Organized market is that part which comes under the regulatory purview of RBI and SEBI. The nature of the money market transactions is such that they are large in amount and high in volume. Thus, the entire market is dominated by small number of large players. At the same time, the money market in India is yet underdeveloped. The key players in the organized money market include Governments (Central and State), Discount and Finance House of India (DFHI), Mutual Funds, Corporate, Commercial / Cooperative Banks, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), Insurance Companies and Financial Institutions and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs).
Structure Of Indian Money Market in India
Indian money market is divided into organized and unorganized segments. Unorganized market is old Indigenous
market mainly made of indigenous bankers, money lenders etc. Organized market is that part which comes under the regulatory purview of RBI and SEBI. The nature of the money market transactions is such that they are large in amount and high in volume. Thus, the entire market is dominated by small number of large players. At the same time, the money market in India is yet underdeveloped. The key players in the organized money market include Governments (Central and State), Discount and Finance House of India (DFHI), Mutual Funds, Corporate, Commercial / Cooperative Banks, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), Insurance Companies and Financial Institutions and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs).
Structure Of Indian Money Market in India
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