All about Social Stock Exchange.
                     All about Social Stock 
Exchange
What is Social Stock Exchange?
• Social Stock Exchange is a stage which 
permits speculators to purchase 
partakes in social undertakings 
confirmed by an official trade. 
• The Union Budget 2019 proposed 
setting up of first of its sort Social Stock 
Source: taxscan.in Exchange in India. 
Finance Minister’s view?
• According to Finance minister Nirmala 
Sitharaman, 
"The time has come to take our capital 
markets nearer to the majority and meet 
different social welfare objectives targets 
identified with comprehensive 
development and financial inclusion." 
Source: Wikipedia 
Why Social Stock Exchange?
• India needs enormous investments in the 
coming a very long time to have the option 
to meet the human advancement 
objectives recognized by worldwide bodies 
like the United Nations. 
• This isn't possible through government use 
alone. 
Source: HelpAge India
The real Struggle
• Private enterprises working in the social 
sector also need to step up which are as 
of now already very active in India. 
• However, there are bottlenecks in raising 
funds. One of the biggest struggle faced 
is, apparently, the lack of trust from 
common investors. 
Source: Pixabay
Expected Outcomes
• Social Stock Exchange would attempt to 
give a stage where financial specialists 
would put resources into social 
undertakings approved by the trade. Such 
ventures would need to impart to the open 
the subtleties of their exercises and 
interests in a straightforward way. 
Source: Pixabay
Use of Online portal
• The exchanges on the Social Stock 
Exchange would almost certainly be online, 
on the lines of other stock trades. 
• No details have been proclaimed by the 
legislature, aside from the declaration of 
the proposition. 
Source: Pixabay
Comparison with other nations
• In London, SSE is more as a directory 
connecting social enterprises with potential 
investors, while in Canada the SVX is an 
online platform where even retail investors 
can invest funds.
• In India, the finance minister said the 
Source: Dailybarta exchange will come under the ambit of the 
Securities and Exchange Board of India.
Lack of Clarity 
• Many fund raisers and NGOs have 
complained that there are still loopholes 
in the exchange and things are not 
properly detailed.
• But, if done in a proper way India would 
be much better served. 
Source: Pixabay
Conclusion
• India is a home to in excess of 2 million 
social enterprises including NGOs, hence 
the suggestions with respect to posting of 
the NGOs on social stock exchange need 
cautious arranging. 
• While defining the same for India, it is 
required to have a broad and wary 
Source: Economic Times methodology as far as its accreditation, 
valuation and observing.
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