The Capital Markets Committee has been set with the aim to ensure development of a healthy and vibrant Indian Capital Market. This Committee interacts with SEBI, Ministry of Finance and RBI at regular intervals to discuss and debate various policies and regulations impacting the sector.
The Capital Markets Committee has been set with the aim to ensure development of a healthy and vibrant Indian Capital Market. This Committee interacts with SEBI, Ministry of Finance and RBI at regular intervals to discuss and debate various policies and regulations impacting the sector. The committee organizes an annual Convention on Capital Markets viz. "CAPAM" which aims at analyzing the present condition of India's capital market in the global setting and lays down a road map to improve its depth, reach and efficiency.
Team Leader
Abha Seth
Senior DirectorTimeline
Virtual session on Green Finance for MSME
SEBI to Unveil 'Demystified' IPO Process in Tech-Driven Market Overhaul
Apex Business Chambers thank SEBI for extending the timeline for implementation of regulation relating to verification of market rumors by listed companies
Fully committed to safeguard interests of minority shareholders: Tuhin Kanta Pandey, Secretary, DIPAM
Trust, transparency & disclosure key imperatives for capital markets: SEBI Chairperson
The Experts' Voice: A compendium of articles<br> Amrit Kaal: Roadmap for Capital Markets for India's Century
Momentous to have a 'Chairperson' at the helm of a prestigious institution: FICCI
FICCI welcomes SEBI's decision on separation of CMD Position
GIFT-IFSC poised to emerge as a leading fund destination for both Indian and foreign centric funds: Executive Director, IFSCA
This decade will be a decade of high growth rate for India: Chief Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance
Aadhaar has empowered people and helped in the disbursement of entitlement-based delivery of services: CEO, UIDAI
Capital markets to play bigger role in funding economic growth: SEBI Chairman
Fiscal resources and reforms need to be balanced: Tuhin Kanta Pandey, Secretary, DIPAM, Ministry of Finance
FICCI 'CAPAM 2021' to focus on Beyond India@75
Govt ready with incentives and development schemes to boost manufacturing in India: Secretary, DEA
GST rates can be reduced further as tax base increases: Finance Secretary
To achieve global scale, Indian banking sector needs to implement Fintech: Chief Economic Adviser
Privatization will bring actual value to Indian Economy: Secretary, DIPAM
G-Secs should be issued in demat form for new retail investors: SEBI Chairman
SEBI assures of all steps to deepen commodity derivatives market; Education and awareness key to promote participation: S K Mohanty, Whole Time Member, SEBI
As the market grows, we need greater governance norms to keep the faith and trust of investors: SEBI Chairman Ajay Tyagi
#CAPAM2018 "Blueprint for Capital Market in New India 2022" The Experts' Voice - A compendium of articles
Conference on 'Institutional Participation in Commodity Derivative Markets'
Market‐based financing supplement to bank financing: SEBI chief Ajay Tyagi
CAPAM 2016: 13th Annual Capital Market Conference
Naina Lal Kidwai on the Free Fall in Markets Today
FICCI's Reaction to IIP Data for April 2012
Interactive Meeting with Mr. R. Gopalan, then Secretary-Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance