A Study On Investment Avenues Preferred By Informational Technology Professionals In Bengaluru City

  • Prithvi Heggade M P
  • Dr.V. Maheswari
Keywords: Investment Preferences, Financial Behaviour, Financial Literacy, Sustainable Investing, Investment Trends

Abstract

This study investigates the investment preferences and behaviours of IT professionals in Bengaluru, India, and their implications for the financial sector and broader economy. It encompasses a detailed analysis, including the various investment avenues preferred by IT professionals, factors influencing their choices, and the challenges and risks they face. The research highlights significant impacts such as the growth of the mutual fund industry, the boost to the start-up ecosystem, and the evolution of fintech platforms. Additionally, it identifies risks like information overload, market volatility, and regulatory uncertainties. The study culminates in policy recommendations aimed at enhancing financial literacy, regulating emerging technologies, incentivizing sustainable investments, and strengthening investor protection. By addressing these aspects, the study provides comprehensive insights into the investment landscape for IT professionals in Bengaluru and suggests measures to foster a more robust and secure financial ecosystem.

Author Biographies

Prithvi Heggade M P

Ph.D Research scholar, Department of Commerce, Annamalai University.

 

Dr.V. Maheswari

Assistant Professor in Commerce, (Deputed From Annamalai University), PS.PT. MGR. Government Arts & Science College, Puthur, Sirkali.

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Published
2024-01-21
How to Cite
Prithvi Heggade M P, & Dr.V. Maheswari. (2024). A Study On Investment Avenues Preferred By Informational Technology Professionals In Bengaluru City. Revista Electronica De Veterinaria, 25(1S), 1475 -1483. https://doi.org/10.69980/redvet.v25i1S.1253