Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with leaders from the financial and capital markets in Mumbai. She encouraged them to find ways to further strengthen the sector, highlighting the resilience shown during the pandemic. The Minister stressed the importance of efficiency, transparency, and building investor trust to channel resources effectively and make the markets more investor-friendly.
Union Minister for Finance Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman interacted with the leaders of the financial capital markets in Mumbai today. She asked the industry leaders to explore ways to further strengthen the sector.
In her opening remarks, the Finance Minister expressed satisfaction
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Union Minister for Finance & Corporate Affairs, Nirmala Sitharaman, met with the leaders.
The meeting took place in Mumbai.
She asked them to explore ways to further strengthen the financial and capital markets sector.
She emphasised efficiency, transparency, and trust and confidence to attract investors and channel resources productively.
Topics included investor awareness, KYC norms, mutual fund penetration, deepening of corporate bonds, commodity derivatives, and the effectiveness of the market system.
Participants included heads of stock exchanges, clearing corporations, depositories, the mutual fund industry, stock brokerage firms, merchant bankers, and credit rating agencies.