Investment Analysis Summer 2013 – Class Notes Investments: Background and Issues Investment - the current commitment of money or other resources in the expectation of reaping future benefits. Real Assets versus Financial Assets Real Assets – Assets used to produce goods and services. Real assets are tangible assets that determine the productive capacity of an economy, that is, the goods and services its members can create. These include land, buildings, machines, and knowledge that
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capital. At a time when the Indian economy is gearing up to meet the challenges of being an open economy, it assumes of greater significance. Up to 1991, Indian companies were not allowed to raise capital from overseas capital market. For their foreign exchange requirements, they had to depend on government financial institutions, foreign banks, international development agencies etc. By the middle of 1991, the process of liberalization of Indian economy was set in motion by the government and now the Indian
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A SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECT ON “TO STUDY THE DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP AMONG FIIs, MUTUAL FUND EQUITY INVESTMENT AND OTHER SELECTED VARIABLES WITH NIFTY” Submitted to S.R. LUTHRA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT OF THE AWARD FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION In Gujarat Technological University UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF Faculty Guide: Company Guide: Ms.Swapna Nair Mr. Mukesh Vishwakarma Assistant Professor
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active and passive management Active and passive management are the two classes in which the investment strategies are categorized. Active management is whereby financial professionals try to outperform a specific benchmark. Passive funds like the exchange traded funds (ETFs) are whereby the index is tracked with no active stock selection (Barr, 2009). The risk of a failing a benchmark or index can be reduced through passive investment. Passive investment also reduces the cost. The active investment
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Portfolio Project, Part I Each student will be charged with the management of a hypothetical sum of money ($100,000). You will construct a portfolio and trade individual securities, mutual funds, closed-end funds and/or exchange traded funds (ETF’s). You can compare your performance to a passively managed benchmark portfolio of cash, bonds, and equities. Objectives 1. Develop portfolio management skills (Asset Allocation, Security Selection, and Trading). 2. Understand how different
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of the spot or share price fluctuations during a period of at least two years. Prepare a report of approximately 3000 words for each market discussing in detail the multiple forces responsible for the trend. Company: The JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) This market is characterized as being a monopoly. Pure monopoly exists when a single firm is the sole producer of a product for which there are no close substitutes (Van Rensburg, 2012, pp 155-158). The JSE is the country’s only regulator of trading
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131-11-2920 | B | (4). | Saiful Islam Mojumder | 131-11-2935 | B | (5). | Sumaiya Jahan | 131-11- 3157 | B | Date of Submission: 21 November, 2015 (1). Finance: Finance is the blanket term that refers to the process of acquiring capital to fund the purchase of something, or an investment. (2). Investment: Investment is when somebody uses (spends) money that they already have in hope of making more money in the future with the "investment. (3). Assets: A resource with economic value that
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Bangladesh. MUTUAL FUND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN BANGLADESH MUTUAL FUND: Mutual fund are Non-banking or, non depositary financial intermediaries that gather funds from the saving and investing public and utilize the accumulated pool of funds by investing in stocks, bonds, currencies, futures and options contracts or a variety of other financial instruments . A key elements in any mutual fund is its ability to provide the investors with professional management of their funds along with other professional
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Bangladesh. MUTUAL FUND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN BANGLADESH MUTUAL FUND: Mutual fund are Non-banking or, non depositary financial intermediaries that gather funds from the saving and investing public and utilize the accumulated pool of funds by investing in stocks, bonds, currencies, futures and options contracts or a variety of other financial instruments . A key elements in any mutual fund is its ability to provide the investors with professional management of their funds along with other professional
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS .....................................................................................................................................5 CHAPTER 1: AN OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN SECURITIES MARKET ............................................8 1.1 MARKET SEGMENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 9 1.1.1 Primary Market..............................................................
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