InvITs or Infrastructure Investment Trusts are investment vehicles that allow investors to invest in infrastructure assets and earn regular income.

What is the meaning of InvIT?

InvIT stands for Infrastructure Investment Trust, a SEBI-regulated investment structure for infrastructure projects.

How do InvITs generate returns?

InvITs generate returns through income earned from infrastructure assets such as toll roads, power grids, and telecom towers, which is distributed to investors.

Programme on ‘Macroeconomics’ - National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM)

Last Updated on: December 28, 2020

May 29-30, 2017 | NISM Bhavan, Navi Mumbai

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NISM has conducted a 2-day programme on ‘Macroeconomics’ on May 29-30, 2017 at NISM Bhavan, Vashi, Navi Mumbai. 25 SEBI Officers in Grade A to C attended the programme. One student from HR College, Mumbai also attended the programme.

The topics/areas covered in the programme were General Overview of Indian Economy & GST, Evolution of Macroeconomics & Macroeconomic Indicators, Economy in Short Run & Long Run, Macroeconomics of Currency Market, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy & Inflation Targeting, Globalization, Contours of Global Economy, Challenges of New Economic Nationalism etc.

Mr. G. Mahalingam WTM, SEBI also took a session on ‘Macroeconomics of Currency Markets’.

The other Speakers were:

•   Mr. Madan Sabnavis, Chief Economist, CARE Ratings.
•   Mr. Partha Ray, Professor – Economics, IIM – Kolkata.
•   Dr. A.K Mitra, Director, RBI
•   Mr. Jitendra Kumar, Member of Faculty, NISM

The programme was concluded with valedictory address by Director NISM, Mr. Sandip Ghose. He emphasized on the need and importance of training and upgrading the domain knowledge as well behavioural aspect on regular basis.