How To Start Investing In Indian Stock Market Little Money

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How To Start Investing In Indian Stock Market with little money for Investors in Indian or Abrodians news in the top companies trading journal of 2014 such India Angel Network Nasscom programme A nascent initiative from Nasscom , Asia Index Pvt Ltd (AIPL), a joint venture between S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and BSE Ltd, on Monday announced the launch of two more indices for investors in Indian market

how to start investing indian stock i want to know the uae some news to keep in mind before Investing India Angel Network IT industry body Nasscom launched a programme wherein it would support 10,000 start-ups over the next 10 years in partnership with India Angel Network, an angel investor. The ‘10,000 start-ups’ programme would incubate and fund the start-ups, and is supported by corporate majors such as Google, Microsoft and Veri sign.

• The S&P BSE Sensex Futures Index will help investors track the returns generated from investment in the near-month (one month) futures contract on S&P BSE Sensex traded on the BSE.
• The index includes a provision for replacement of the index futures contract as it approaches maturity.
• This replacement occurs over a one-day rolling period every month, which is one business day prior to the expiration of the futures contract.
• AIPL alsso launched the S&P BSE CPSE Index. CPSE refers to Central Public Sector Enterprises and does not include the public sector banks.
• The launch of the S&P BSE Sensex Futures Index and the S&P BSE CPSE Index is a reflection of Indian investor appetite for transparent and innovative benchmarks measuring the Indian market,” said Alka Banerjee, CEO, Asia Index Pvt Ltd.

Ohter news from stock markets

To ensure speedy recovery of dues for investors and others hit by 5,600-crore rupees fraud at the National Spot Exchange Ltd, the government today ordered merger of the scam-hit firm with its holding company Financial Technologies India Ltd, FTIL.

The decision has been taken in essential public interest as the exchange is not left with any viable, sustainable business while FTIL has necessary resources to facilitate speedy recovery of dues. The move to merge NSEL with FTIL, possibly the first major government intervention in a scam-hit private sector entity since the Satyam case in 2009.

Financial Technologies (India) Ltd is the holding company of this group, which had also set up commodity bourse MCX and stock exchange MCX-SX, among other exchange ventures.