April 2017 NRB Samachar 1. Capital Markets Capital Markets are the markets consisting long-term securities issued by the government or a corporation. Capital Market typically relates with financial assets which have life spans of greater than one year. Capital Market is a means through which scattered saving and investable resources are converted into actual investment. Capital market is one of the several factors that play a prominent role in the economic development of the nation. The saving institutions such as banks, investment trusts or companies, specialized financial corporations and stock exchanges are some of the important constituents of capital market. The primary role of capital market is to allocate the economy’s capital stock among various productive sectors. Capital invested in such sectors acts as seed money and generates more funds for further investments. No modern corporation of any size can function effectively without ready access to capital markets...
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