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The capitalistic markets of world are getting seamlessly
integrated to address the changing business milieu. An evolving
market like India requires time before it can be at par with the
corporate powers of the west. The Indian promoters have to earn
the trust of investors by working with a vision, adhering to regulations
and by excelling in performance.
Investors need confidence about reaping the best
returns on investments in the Indian market. India has attracted
its share of Foreign Institutional Investors however, over 01-02
there has been a pull back in the foreign investments by two percent
amounting to a tune of Rs. 3052 crore.
Although this trend may be
due to a spate of Mergers & Acquisitions, the most effective
method of corporate restructuring, some of the blame has to be shared
by irregularities in fund usage. SEBI's mandate is to protect the
interests of investors and encourage capital market development.
Investors in India have regulatory protection but regulations cannot
be a substitute to the active tracking of investments.
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