Running behind Lakshmi : the search for wealth in India's stock market
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TextPublication details: Gurugram : Hachette, ©2025Description: xiv, 862 p. ; 25 cmISBN: - 9789357315487
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part One: From the Banyan to the SIP
Part Two: Approaches and Methods
Part Three: Players
Part Four: Miscellany
From banyan trees to electronic screens – the authoritative account of India's stock market over two centuries. For millions of people, the stock market is the canvas on which are sketched fantasies of riches, of lives transformed. Yet, the history and methods of one of modern India's most transformative forces remain underexplored till now. Starting from the early nineteenth century, when a few banias traded shares under banyan trees, to the Cotton and Share Mania occasioned by the American Civil War, to the decades of marking time during the Nehruvian Era, to 1991's great unshackling that made the market accessible to the public, all the way to the market cycles of the new millennium, Running behind Lakshmi brings India's stock market into focus.

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