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Parties and Their Roles In The Share Market

As we know that the share market is vast and millions of traders are doing billions of rupees of trade<br>daily. It is not easy for a single party or a governing body to manage such a high market, where a great chunk of the economy of the nation is dependent.

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Parties and Their Roles In The Share Market

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  1. PDF 2 Parties and Their Roles In The Share Market As we know that the share market is vast and millions of traders are doing billions of rupees of trade daily. It is not easy for a single party or a governing body to manage such a high market, where a great chunk of the economy of the nation is dependent. The government and the big names have designed the schema of trade up to various levels where one party interact with another, involving other organizations and service providers. Let us take a look at parties and their roles in the market. SEBI: It is a governing body which manages the trade and other lower level bodies. SEBI make sure that the trade and business in the market are flowing by the laws and limitations set by SEBI. SEBI also make sure that no cases of frauds and unfair trade practices should not happen by any means. Exchanges: The exchange works as an intermediate party between the traders, i.e, buyers and sellers. The Indian market has two exchanges, namely NSE and BSE. BSE and NSE have listed around 5000 and 1600 companies respectively. Broker: A broker or a brokerage firm assist a trader to get the demat account for trade. The demat account holds the records of all the trading transactions and stores the shares you bought and sold. Some famous brokerage firms are Zerodha, ShareKhan, Angel broking etc. Most of the brokerage firms also provide calls which include commodity tips, equity tips etc too. Stock Researchers: Share market researchers or advisors are independent bodies which provide calls and share market tips to the trader. Most of the advisors work on a research-based portfolio which helps a trader to make a profit through his trade. A stock researcher should be registered with SEBI. A SEBI registered advisor would never go against the protocols set by SEBI. These are the bodies which are maintaining and managing the market. Every party has their own unique role. It’s up to a trader that how he can benefit himself from the market through these parties.

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