Important Points for IC 26 - Life Insurance Finance Exam

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  • At the time of Independence, the Government of India established most of the core industries, where huge capital was required. For example SAIL, BHEL, ONGC, NTPC etc. were set up.
  • Following is the structure of the financial system in India: capital market, money market, insurance market, mutual funds, banking system.
  • Capital market is a place where companies (privately owned or Government owned) can raise money (capital).
  • When a company issues shares for the first time, it is done through the IPO process in the primary market.
  • Once the shares are listed, the trading (buying and selling) of shares happens through the secondary market.

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