Facts on Savings and Investments in Indian Economy
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur
Term Paper on
FACTS ON SAVINGS AND INVESTEMENT
Submitted to: Dr. Prerena Jain MEBE -1
Submitted by: ANKUR CHAKRAVARTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
W e thank our advisor Dr. PRERNA JAIN, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur for assigning us this project and believing in us. He and his continuous support during the project were always there to listen and his valuable advice enabled us to complete the project on time. He taught us how to be inquisitive and express our ideas. He showed different ways to approach a problem and the need to be persistent to accomplish any goal. Their advice and suggestions have been remarkable in handling different types of situations at work. Sincere thanks to Jaipuria Institute Of Management, Jaipur
Submitted by
ANKUR CHAKRAVARTY
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In Recent past India faces a financial literacy crisis. At a time when more Indians than ever before are investing in securities markets through the purchase and sale of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, numerous studies show they lack the financial basics. Indians need to learn what questions to ask before investing, how to evaluate financial products and professionals, and how to protect themselves in the marketplace. A well- educated investor provides the best defense and offense against securities fraud.
Indians also need to learn the mechanics—and benefits—of financial planning. Our partners and others have found that few Indians develop financial plans to save for their important financial goals, such as retirement or their
Term Paper on
FACTS ON SAVINGS AND INVESTEMENT
Submitted to: Dr. Prerena Jain MEBE -1
Submitted by: ANKUR CHAKRAVARTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
W e thank our advisor Dr. PRERNA JAIN, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur for assigning us this project and believing in us. He and his continuous support during the project were always there to listen and his valuable advice enabled us to complete the project on time. He taught us how to be inquisitive and express our ideas. He showed different ways to approach a problem and the need to be persistent to accomplish any goal. Their advice and suggestions have been remarkable in handling different types of situations at work. Sincere thanks to Jaipuria Institute Of Management, Jaipur
Submitted by
ANKUR CHAKRAVARTY
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In Recent past India faces a financial literacy crisis. At a time when more Indians than ever before are investing in securities markets through the purchase and sale of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, numerous studies show they lack the financial basics. Indians need to learn what questions to ask before investing, how to evaluate financial products and professionals, and how to protect themselves in the marketplace. A well- educated investor provides the best defense and offense against securities fraud.
Indians also need to learn the mechanics—and benefits—of financial planning. Our partners and others have found that few Indians develop financial plans to save for their important financial goals, such as retirement or their
References: Review and Analysis of Data: The facts about savings and investment in Indian economy can be better understood from a short article from Indian Express, August 18, 2012