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      The Indian capital market has shown signs of buoyancy and dynamism in the recent past. There is a very real need, therefore, to nurture and to give positive direction to the emerging trends in this sphere of economic activity. It is in this context that regulatory agencies have a critical role in providing the right kind of support to avoid bunching of issues as well as in protecting investors against manipulation by unscrupulous investors. Have Indian regulatory agencies risen to the occasion by formulating appropriate and adequate policies to facilitate the development of the capital markets in India? In this article, Varma and Venkiteswaran examine the role of Indian regulatory agencies and evaluate the methodology spelt out in the official guidelines for valuation of equity shares made public by the Government of India [1]
      The Indian Exress [1]
      the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India [1]
      The International Conference on Economics and Business Research, Miami, United States [1]
      The International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), Erasmus University Rotterdam Kortenaerkade 12, Den Haag, 2518 AX, Netherlands [1]
      The Marketing Area of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India [1]
      The Norwegian School of Hotel Management, Faculty of Social Sciences, Stavanger, Norway [1]
      The Times of India [1]
      The University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom [1]
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      The World Bank, United States [1]
      Thejus S, Abhiram [1]
      Therlapu, Swetha Bindu [2]
      Thimmappa, K. [1]
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      Thokchom, Sidhant Sumant [1]
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