The process of converting physical shares into electronic form is called _____

(a)

Dematerialisation

(b)

Delisting

(c)

Materialisation

(d)

Debarring

_____ was the first company to trade its shares in Demat form.

(a)

Tata Industries

(b)

Reliance Industries

(c)

Infosys

(d)

Birla Industries

_____ enables small investors to participate in the investment on share capital of large companies.

(a)

Mutual Funds

(b)

Shares

(c)

Debentures

(d)

Fixed deposits

Stock exchanges deals in

(a)

Goods

(b)

Services

(c)

Financial securities

(d)

country's currency

SEBI is formed as per

(a)

Securities contract (Regulation) Act

(b)

Companies Act

(c)

Securities and Exchange Board of India Act

(d)

Indian Constitution

Legal document required by securities Exchange commission stating associated risks and detailed description of issues is classified as

(a)

prospectus

(b)

stated document

(c)

risk detailed document

(d)

exchange commission document

Initially SEBI was a _____ without any statutory power.

(a)

statutory

(b)

non-statutory

(c)

departmental

(d)

none of these

_____ account holder can buy or sell any amount of shares.

(a)

DEMAT

(b)

Equity

(c)

Cost

(d)

Management

_____ is the supervisory body established to regulate Indian Stock Market.

(a)

SEBI

(b)

Mutual fund

(c)

Primary market

(d)

Secondary market

_____ account can be opened with no balance of shares.

(a)

Fixed

(b)

Current

(c)

Demat

(d)

Recurring deposit

Write a short notes on SEBI.

Write any two objectives of SEBI.

What is Demat account?

Mention the headquarters of SEBI.

What are the various ID proofs?

What is meant by Dematerialization?

What are the documents required for a Demat account?

What is the power of SEBI under Securities Contract Act?

What is meant by Insiders trading?

Draw the organization structure of SEBI.

What are the functions of SEBI? (any 5)

What are the benefits of Dematerialisation?

What are the objectives of SEBI?