Mumbai, Nov. 17 -- Securities Exchange Board of India or SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has noted in a speech that India's capital markets could soon become the preferred destination for household savings, provided the country sustains its economic growth trajectory. Speaking at the 'CII National Financing Summit', he stated that India's unique investor base could double over the next three to five years, given the still-low penetration of equity ownership. Over the past ten years, capital markets - equity and debt together - have facilitated average issuances of roughly Rs 9.5 lakh crore every year. Domestic investors, including both households and institutions, now own a larger proportion of listed stocks than foreign investors, a sig...