New Delhi, Aug 04: Securities and Exchange Board of India and industry chamber FICCI will jointly analyse and then prepare a road map for improving the conditions of the country's capital market, officials in the chamber said. To get a market opinion on the state of capital market, FICCI would release a market survey conducted by it today.
Sebi and FICCI are organising a 2-day convention titled 'Capam 2003' in Mumbai from august six to be attended by top officials of ministry of finance, New York Stock Exchange, Reserve Bank, Sebi, NSE, Icra, Crisil, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank.

"The Indian capital market has witnessed some significant reforms on the structural, operational and regulatory front over a period of time. The changes have marked a new era in the functioning of the capital market," FICCI's capital market committee chairperson, Naina Lal Kidwai, said in a statement.
Referring to abolition of controller of capital issues and setting up of Sebi, she said Indian capital market saw radical changes in the form of introduction of nationwide screen-based trading, dematerialisation of shares, derivative trading, rolling settlement and demutualisation of bourses. Bureau Report