A Study on Investment Behavioural Patterns of Women Investors

P Vanishree Sah

P Vanishree Sah Assoc. Professor, CVR College of Engineering/Humanities and Sciences Department, Hyderabad, India

Abstract

The socio-economic status of women is changing. With increase in the number of working women, there has been an increase in the number of women investors. Their financial influence is becoming stronger as they feel responsible for household expenditures and savings. So women structure their expenditures and savings for specific purposes. Thus, this study examines the investment behaviour of women investors in different investment avenues.