Nilesh Shah’s “Economic future lies in financial markets” (May 22) recapitulates the events related to financial market development, its regulatory architecture, and proposes a reduced dependency on foreign capital with increased domestic investment for poverty alleviation. In sum, he stresses broadening and deepening of financial markets for a better future of the economy. He draws upon a key argument: does India’s stock market contribute to economic growth, and what proportion of stocks included in the index traded on exchanges can be a good representative of that growth?
To achieve sustained economic growth, judicial, executive and legislative processes embracing financial market development