The irrelevants

Human resource management

Training Workshop on
Stock Market
Guided By-
Prof. Asra Ahmed
 Presented by

Sanjay Bajiya- 17BMSR0037

Prakhar Agrawal- 17BMSR0266
Anand Kumar- 17BMSR0223
Shreyansh Jain- 17BMSR0038
 What is the workshop all about?

We all know that these days buying and

selling shares is a very common thing, so
we the members of The Irrelevants, have
taken this initiative to give you all an
overview of Stock Market and other
related functions.
 Objectives

Through this training session, we

would like to help the students
to understand the working of
Stock Market, trading in stock
market, history, facts & figures.
 Trainers And Trainees

Trainers :
1. Sanjay Bajiya
2. Anand Kumar
3. Shreyansh Jain
4. Prakhar agrawal

Trainees :
Students of 1st year bms-ib ‘C’
 Methods of training

Method of Training used in the

workshop is Lecture & Conference
which falls under OFF THE JOB
Training.
 Levels of training

There are 3 Levels of training in an Organisation:

1. Basic
2. Intermediate
3. Advanced

We’ve chosen the Basic Level of Training for the

workshop as the Stock Market is very Big. This
method will give you a highlight of what the stock
market is all about, how to trade in it, etc.
 Components

Concept
Functions
Types Of financial Markets
Stock Exchange
Functions and Trading Procedure
Securities Exchange Board Of India (SEBI)
 Meaning of stock market

A stock market, equity market or share market is the

aggregation of buyers and sellers of stocks (also called
shares), which represent ownership claims on
businesses; these may include securities listed on a
public stock exchange as well as those only traded
privately.
Examples of the latter include shares of private
companies which are sold to investors through equity
crowd funding platforms. Stock exchanges list shares
of common equity as well as other security types, e.g.
corporate bonds and convertible bonds.
 Functions of financial market

 Mobilisation of savings and channelizing

them into the most productive uses.
Facilitating price discovery.
Providing liquidity to financial assets.
Reducing the cost of transactions.
Types of financial markets
 meaning of stock exchANGE

A stock exchange is a place or an organization through

which, individuals and organizations can trade stocks. Many
large companies have their stock listed on a stock exchange.
This makes the stock more liquid and thus more attractive
to many investors. It may also act as a guarantor of
settlement. Other stocks may be traded "over the counter"
(OTC), that is, through a dealer. Some large companies will
have their stock listed on more than one exchange in
different countries, so as to attract international investors.
Stock exchanges may also cover other types of securities,
such as fixed interest securities (bonds) or (less frequently)
derivatives, which are more likely to be traded OTC.
 Stock exchanges in india

Stock exchanges provide an organised market for

transactions in securities and other securities. There
are 23 stock exchanges in the country, 21 of them
being regional ones with allocated areas. Three others
set up in the reforms era, viz., National Stock
Exchange (NSE), the Over the Counter Exchange of
India Limited (OTCEI) and Inter-connected Stock
Exchange of India Limited (ISE).
 Bombay Stock exchange

The Bombay Stock Exchange or BSE is the oldest

stock exchange in Asia. The Bombay Stock Exchange
was established in 1875. There are around 4,800
Indian companies listed with the stock exchange. It
is among the five biggest stock exchanges in the
world in terms of transactions volume. It has
changed to a full fledged corporation under the BSE
Scheme, 2005 and its name was changed to the
Bombay Stock Exchange Limited.
 National stock exchange of india

The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is one of

the largest and most advanced stock markets in India.
The National Stock Exchange of India was promoted
by leading financial institutions at the behest of the
Government of India, and was incorporated in 1992. In
1993, it was recognized as a stock exchange. NSE
commenced operations in 1994. The NSE is the world’s
third largest stock exchange in terms of transaction. It
is located in Mumbai, the financial capital of India.
 Functions of stock market

 Provides liquidity and marketability to existing

securities
 Pricing of securities
 Safety of transactions
 Contributes to economic growth
 Spreading equity cult
 Provides scope for speculation
 Trading procedure

1. Selection of a broker
2. Opening De-mat account with depository
3. Placing the order
4. Executing the order
5. Settlement
Why was Securities and exchange Board of
India established?

Price Rigging – Manipulating the market price of

shares by increasing or decreasing their prices.
Insider trading - The insiders of the company
like directors, promoters, etc, used inside
information to make personal profits.
Unofficial premium on new issues.
Delay in delivery of shares.
 Role of sebi

SEBI was setup to meet the needs of the following

mentioned groups :
Issuer: For issuers, it provides the market place in
which they can raise finance easily and fairly.
Investors: For investors, it provides protection and
supply of accurate and correct information.
Intermediaries: For intermediaries, it provides
competitive professional market.
 Objectives of SEBI

The overall objective of SEBI is to protect the interest of

investors, promote the development of and regulate
securities market.
This may be elaborated as follows:
To regulate stock exchanges and the securities industry to
promote their orderly functioning.
To protect the rights and interests of investors,
particularly individual investors, and to guide and educate
them.
To prevent fraudulent activities and malpractices.
 The conclusion

Being the students of International Business

and aspirants of setting up your own venture,
it is important to learn about how the market
works, how can one invest and earn the best
return out of it.
The whole point of our workshop is to give
you an idea and teach you about working and
functioning of Stock Market.
 feedback

We would like you to answer the following questions in

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1. Your Name
2. Class
3. Did you enjoy the Training?
(Yes/No)
To what extent you were able to understand the
Training?
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Thank you!