BACHELOR’S OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Abstract

Investment policies have received worldwide attention including improved financial markets. Even in the advanced financial markets there are concerns about those who are excluded from the financial/formal banking system. In India, investment has been the national priority agenda of the Government of India for the past decade, especially since the efforts of program 11, to promote inclusive growth in the country. Efforts are being made by authorities and policy- making institutions such as the RBI, NABARD, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA), the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) in accordance with appropriate investment regulations and guidelines. But public debate and unconventional evidence seem to cast doubt on the effects and implications of such inclusive policies. As for now, current researcher limits its scope when given a six-month period to look at the theme of “Investment: Why It Does Not Happen”. The theme is translated into a broad and intriguing question, "Did the investment take place in India?". To answer this question the research followed the objectives originally set for specific reviews as proposed by the Research Advisory Committee of Macro research awards of IIBF.