Capital Market Reforms

A Capital market is where two parties, i.e., buyer and seller, come together to trade into financial securities.

The Capital market consists of two types of parties, one who wants to invest their surplus fund and the other who needs the capital.

Buyer and seller can be individuals and institutions.

A place where institutions and mechanisms combine medium and long-term funds so that individuals, businesses, and governments can invest in the funds is called Capital Market.