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TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER -1 | INTRODUCTION | 1-20 | | 1.1 Introduction to Demat and online trading | 1 | | 1.2 Indian e- Broking Scenario | 2 | | 1.3 Effect on off-line business | 2-3 | | 1.4 Depository Service- beginning | 3 | | 1.5 Indian stock market | 4-8 | | 1.6 Evolution of online trading | 9-17 | | 1.7 Reasons for online trading | 17-18 | | 1.8 Reasons for emergence of online trading | 18 | | 1.9 Recent developments | 19 | | 1.10 With online trading an investor can- | 20 | CHAPTER -2 | RESEARCH DESIGN | 21-24 | | 2.1 Statement of problem | 21 | | 2.2 Need for the study | 21-22 | | 2.3 Review of literature | 22 | | 2.4 Objective of the study | 22 | | 2.5 Methodology | 23 | | 2.6 Tools for data collection | 23 | | 2.7 Scope of study | 23 | | 2.8 Limitation of the study | 24 | CHAPTER -3 | INDUSTRY PROFILE | 25-28 | | 3.1 Concept of depositories3.2 Secondary market | 25 25 | | 3.3 Stock Exchange | 25 | | 3.4 Clearing house | 26 | | 3.5 Rolling settlement cycle | 26 | | 3.6 Initial public offering | 26 | | 3.7 Float | 26 | | 3.8 Marginal trading | 27 | | 3.9 Dematerialization | 27 | | 3.10 Depository | 27 | | 3.11 Scrip | 27 | | 3.12 Depository participants | 28 | CHAPTER -4 | ANALYSIS AND DATA INTERPERETATION | 29-71 | CHAPTER -5 | FINDINGS, SUGGESTION & CONCLUSIONS | 72- | | 5.1 FINDINGS5.2 SUGGESTIONS 5.3 CONCLUSIONS | 72-73 74-75 76-77 | | BIBLIOGRAPHY | | | ANNEXURE | |

LIST OF TABLES Sl. No | Name of table | Pg No | 1. | Showing usage if online trading system continent wise | 29 | 2. | Showing ranking of major


Bibliography: * I.M.Panday, Financial Management, Vikas publishing house pvt ltd, 2002.
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