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VOL. 7, ISSUE 2 (2025)
Investor protection measures in India yet needs improvement
Authors
Ankit Raj
Abstract
Strong investor protection is associated with
effective corporate governance. In fact, corporate governance has been
advocated by everyone interested in the long-term shareholder value, which in
turn promotes orderly development of industries and economies. When an investor
places his hard-warned money in the securities of a corporation, he does so
with certain expectations of its performance, the corporate benefits that may
accrue to him, and above all, the prospects of income from, and the possibilities
of capital growth of the securities he holds in the firm. At the same time,
while he makes an investment decision the investor would have obviously taken
note of and evaluated the attendant risks that go with such expectations,
especially the possibility of the risk that the income and/or capital growth
may not materialise. This mismatch between the expectations of the investors
and the unexpected final outcome in terms of income and/or capital growth
arises mainly because their hard-earned money is entrusted to managers in a
corporation whose investment decisions, apart from carrying certain risks of
their own, may not match those of the investors. Investors protection measures
in India yet needs improvement.
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Pages:156-159
How to cite this article:
Ankit Raj "Investor protection measures in India yet needs improvement". International Journal of Management and Economics, Vol 7, Issue 2, 2025, Pages 156-159
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