Nam Securities Ltd

NAM Securities Limited (NAM) has since proved itself as a reliable financial institution, addressing various financial challenges for individuals, institutions, and governments. With more than three decades of experience, NAM integrate tradition with innovation to provide outstanding financial services. Established in July 1994, NAM is a SEBI registered Member of NSE, BSE, DSE, MCX-SX & NSDL having presence in all segments of Indian financial market, that is Cash, Derivatives, Currency, Mutual funds, Clearing & Depository. NAM has complete access to Capital Markets. We have presence in Equities, Derivatives, Currency, Depository, and IPO Distribution by obtaining membership of NSE, BSE and Metropolitan Exchange& DP with NSDL. It diversify the portfolio with a wide range of mutual fund options. The growth story of NAM coincides with India's growth story in the field of Financial Market. Liberalization measures introduced in the Indian stock market since 1992 have made drastic growth in financial sector of the economy. Setting up of regulatory bodies like SEBI, Nationwide fully automated Stock exchange i.e. National Stock Exchange (NSE), electronic based delivery with setting up of NSDL and CSDL depositories is making it more efficient, transparent and investor friendly. The year 2022-23 has been year of fluctuations in the prices of shares. Due to inflationary trends in India & Abroad, more particularly in USA & Europe, the Central Banks of the affected nations including India, were forced to interest repo rates. The interest rates were raised by more than 30% of the previous levels. This resulted into increasing cost of borrowing and higher EMIs for the purchases made by the consumers. With the increased interest rates, the banks and other financial institutions started offering higher interest rates on the deposits made by the investing class. This created alternative investment opportunities for investors, with almost Nil risks, compared to investment in equities. The weakening of US economy adversely affected the cash flow of banking industry, resulting into collapse of certain big banks. Due to all these, once again, the stock markets have been adversely affected across the globe. This kind of situation had an impact on Indian stock markets as well on Company's turnover and profitability during the year 2024-25.