The economic development of a country depends upon the size and extent of the economic activity in the country, which need capital to carry out the activities. So investment culture is to be developed among the public to motivate them to select corporate securities as their investment avenue. The creation of investment culture can be effectively done by understanding the factors influencing the capital market operations. So, this study focuses its attention to identify the major factors that help the creation of investment culture and related activities by the policy makers and capital issuers.
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