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SUMMER TRAINING REPORT
ON
Comparison between Mutual Fund &
Stock Market InvestmentSUBMITTED TO UTTRAKHAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SUBMITTED BY
JITENDRA SINGH
M.B.A (III SEMESTER)
(2009-2011)
EXTERNAL GUIDE INTERNAL GUIDE
Mr. Rajesh manaktala Mr. NITIN GOGIA
(cluster Manager) (Lecturer MBA)
reliance mutual fund AGRA
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TULAS INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT
(Approved by AICTE, HRD Ministry)
CERTIFICATE
This is certify that the project work done on MUTUAL FUND AS A
Comparison between Mutual Fund & Stock Market Investment
submitted to Tulas Institute Dehradun By JITENDRA SINGH in
partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of M.B.AProgramme is a bonafide work carried out by him under my
supervision and guidance. This work has not been submitted anywhere
else for any other degree.
Mr. NITTIN GOGIA
(Faculty: MBA)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
No task is a single person effort. Same is with this project. Thus Iwould like to extend my sincere thanks to all those people who helped me in
accomplishing my project.
I would like to thank to my project guide Mr. Rajesh Manaktala who
was really proved to be a philosopher & guide in true sense without whose
efforts and guidance it would have been impossible to complete this report.
I would also to my relationship manager Mr. Brijesh Kumar
Dwivedi whose efforts and guidance it would have been impossible to
complete this report.
At last I owe my project success to my faculty members, my seniors,
friends, family and last but not the least special thanks to all those persons,
who gave their valuable time in helping me complete the project.
(JitendraSing
h)
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DECLARATIONS
I, Jitendra Singh a Bonafide Student of M.B.A., Tula's Institute The
Engineering & Management College, Dehradun here by declare that the
project entitled Comparison between Mutual Fund & Stock Market
Investment, submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement of Master
Business Administration is my original work.
Date :.
Time : (Jitendra
Singh)
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CONTENTS
Certificate from company II
Certificate from internal guide III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IV
DECLARATION V
Content v
Preface VI
Chapter - 1 INTRODUCTION 8-23
Chapter - 2 COMPANY PROFILE 24-33
Chapter - 3 OBJECTIVES 34-70
Chapter - 5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 71-74
Chapter - 6 DATA ANALYSIS 75-80
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Chapter - 7 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS 85-86
Chapter - 8 QUESTIONNAIRE 90
INTRODUCTION
About Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd.
Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd.(RCAM) is an unlisted Public
Limited Company incorporated under the Companies Act, 1956 on
February 24, 1995, having its registered office at "Reliance House",
Near. Mardia Plaza, Off. C.G. Road, Ahmedabad, 380 006 and its
Corporate Office at One Indiabulls Centre, Tower 1, Jupiter Mills
Compound , 841, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road, Mumbai -
400 013. RCAM has been appointed as the Asset Management
Company of Reliance Mutual Fund by The Trustee vide Investment
Management Agreement (IMA) dated May 12, 1995 and executed
between Reliance Capital Trustee Co. Limited and Reliance Capital
Asset Management Ltd. and amended on August 12, 1997 and January
20, 2004 in line with SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996).
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Pursuant to this IMA, RCAM is authorised to act as Investment Manager
of the Mutual Fund. The networth of the Asset Management Company
based on audited accounts as on March 31, 2009 is Rs. 841.32 Crore.
Reliance Mutual Fund Profile
Reliance Mutual Fund (RMF) has been established as a trust under the
Indian Trusts Act, 1882 with Reliance Capital Limited (RCL), as the
Settlor/Sponsor and Reliance Capital Trustee Co. Limited (RCTCL), as
the Trustee.
RMF has been registered with the Securities & Exchange Board of India
(SEBI) vide registration number MF/022/95/1 dated June 30, 1995.
The name of Reliance Capital Mutual Fund has been changed to
Reliance Mutual Fund effective 11th March 2004 vide SEBI's letter no.
IMD/PSP/4958/2004 date 11th March 2004. Reliance Mutual Fund was
formed to launch various schemes under which units are issued to the
Public with a view to contribute to the capital market and to provide
investors the opportunities to make investments in diversified
securities.
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Reliance Mutual Fund, a part of the Reliance - Anil Dhirubhai
Ambani Group, is one of the fastest growing mutual funds in the
country. RMF offers investors a well-rounded portfolio of products to
meet varying investor requirements and has presence in 159 cities
across the country. Reliance Mutual Fund constantly endeavors to
launch innovative products and customer service initiatives to increase
value to investors. "Reliance Mutual Fund schemes are managed by
Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited., a subsidiary of Reliance
Capital Limited, which holds 93.37% of the paid-up capital of RCAM,
the balance paid up capital being held by minority shareholders."
Reliance Capital Ltd. is one of Indias leading and fastest growing
private sector financial services companies, and ranks among the top 3
private sector financial services and banking companies, in terms of
net worth. Reliance Capital Ltd. has interests in asset management, life
and general insurance, private equity and proprietary investments,
stock broking and other financial services.
Sponsor: Reliance Capital Limited
Trustee: Reliance Capital Trustee Co. Limited
Investment Manager: Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited
Statutory Details: The Sponsor, the Trustee and the Investment
Manager are incorporated under the Companies Act 1956.
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Risk Factors: Mutual Funds and securities investments are
subject to market risks and there is no assurance or guarantee
that the objectives of the Scheme will be achieved. As with any
investment in securities, the NAV of the Units issued under the
Scheme can go up or down depending on the factors and forces
affecting the capital markets. Past performance of the
Sponsor/AMC/Mutual Fund is not indicative of the future performance
of the Scheme. The Sponsor is not responsible or liable for any loss
resulting from the operation of the Scheme beyond their initial
contribution of Rs.1 lakh towards the setting up of the Mutual Fund and
such other accretions and additions to the corpus. The NAV of the
Scheme may be affected, interalia, by changes in the market
conditions, interest rates, trading volumes, settlement periods and
transfer procedures. The Mutual Fund is not assuring that it will make
periodical dividend distributions, though it has every intention of doing
so. All dividend distributions are subject to the availability of
distributable surplus in the Scheme. For details of scheme features and
for scheme specific risk factors, please refer to the Scheme Information
Document. Please read the Statement of Additional Information
and Scheme Information Document carefully before investing.
Vision & Mission Statement
Vision Statement
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To be a globally respected wealth creator with an emphasis on
customer care and a culture of good corporate governance.
Mission Statement
To create and nurture a world-class, high performance environment
aimed at delighting our customers.
Corporate Governance
Our Corporate Governance Policy :
Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. has a vision of being a leading
player in the Mutual Fund business and has achieved significant
success and visibility in the market.
However, an imperative part of growth and visibility is adherence to
Good Conduct in the marketplace. At Reliance Capital Asset
Management Ltd., the implementation and observance of ethical
processes and policies has helped us in standing up to the scrutiny of
our domestic and international investors.
Management :
The management at Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. is
committed to good Corporate Governance, which includes transparency
and timely dissemination of information to its investors and unit
holders. The Board of Directors of RCAM is a professional body,
including well-experienced and knowledgeable Independent Members.
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Regular Audit Committee meetings are conducted to review the
operations and performance of the company.
Employees :
Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. has at present, a code of
conduct for all its officers. It has a clearly defined prohibition on insider
trading policy and regulations. The management believes in the
principles of propriety and utmost care is taken while handling public
money, making proper and adequate disclosures.
All personnel at Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd are made
aware of their rights, obligations and duties as part of the Dealing
Policy laid down in terms of SEBI guidelines. They are taken through a
well-designed HR program, conducted to impart work ethics, the Code
of Conduct, information security, Internet and e-mail usage and a host
of other issues.
One of the core objectives of Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd.
is to identify issues considered sensitive by global corporate standards,
and implement policies/guidelines in conformity with the best practices
as an ongoing process.
Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. gives top priority to
compliance in true letter and spirit, fully understanding its fiduciary
responsibilities.
Sponsors
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Reliance Capital Limited :
Corporate & Registered Office :
Reliance Capital Ltd. H Block, 1st Floor, Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge
City, Koparkhairne, Navi Mumbai - 400 710.Tel. 022 30327000, Fax.
022 30327202
Reliance Mutual Fund schemes are managed by Reliance Capital
Asset Management Limited., a subsidiary of Reliance Capital Limited,
which holds 93.37% of the paid-up capital of RCAM, the balance paid
up capital being held by minority shareholders. Reliance Mutual Fund
(RMF) has been sponsored by Reliance Capital Ltd (RCL). The promoter
of RCL is AAA Enterprises Private Limited. Reliance Capital Limited is a
Non Banking Finance Company. Reliance Capital Limited is one of the
Indias leading and fastest growing financial services companies, and
ranks among the top three private sector financial services and
banking companies, in terms of networth.
Reliance Capital has interests in asset management and mutual funds,
life and non-life insurance, private equity and proprietary investments,
stock broking and other activities in the financial services sector. The
net worth of RCL is Rs. 6086 crore as on March 31, 2008. Given below
is a summary of RCLs financials:
Particulars 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06
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(Rs.in crores)
Total Income 2079.79 883.86 652.02
Profit Before Tax 1171.45 733.18 550.61
Profit After Tax 1025.45 646.18 537.61
Reserves & Surplus 5779.06 4915.07 3849.58Net Worth 5927.50 5161.23 4122.46
Earnings per Share
(Rs.)
41.75
(Basic +
Diluted)
28.39
(Basic +
Diluted)
29.74
(Basic +
Diluted)
Dividend (%) 55% 35% 30%
Paid up Equity
Capital
246.16 246.16 223.40
Reliance Capital Ltd. has contributed Rupees One Lac as the initial
contribution to the corpus for the setting up of the Mutual Fund.
Reliance Capital Ltd. is responsible for discharging its functions and
responsibilities towards the Fund in accordance with the Securities and
Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Regulations.
The Sponsor is not responsible or liable for any loss resulting from the
operation of the Scheme beyond the contribution of an amount of
Rupees one Lac made by them towards the initial corpus for setting up
the Fund and such other accretions and additions to the corpus.
Main objectives of the Trust are :
To carry on the activity of a Mutual Fund as may be permitted at
law and formulate and devise various collective Schemes of
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savings and investments for people in India and abroad and also
ensure liquidity of investments for the Unit holders;
To deploy Funds thus raised so as to help the Unit holders earn
reasonable returns on their savings and
To take such steps as may be necessary from time to time to
realise the effects without any limitation.
TYPE OF MUTUAL FUND
The Mutual Fund has launched Forty Seven Schemes till date, namely:
Reliance Growth Fund (September 1995)
Reliance Income Fund (December 1997)
Reliance Medium Term Fund (August 2000)
Reliance Fixed Term Scheme (March 2003)
Reliance Gilt Securities Fund (July 2003)
Reliance Monthly Income Plan (December 2003)
Reliance Pharma Fund ( May 2004)
Reliance Media & Entertainment Fund (September 2004)
Reliance NRI Income Fund (October 2004)
Reliance Equity Opportunities Fund (February 2005)
Reliance Fixed Maturity Fund Series II (April 2005)
Reliance Liquidity Fund (June 2005)
Reliance Fixed Tenor Fund (November 2005)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund I (August 2006)
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Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund III (March 2007)
Reliance Interval Fund (March 2007)
Reliance Equity Advantage Fund (June 2007)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund V (September 2007)
Reliance Equity Linked Saving Fund - Series I (December 2007)
Reliance Natural Resources Fund (January 2008)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund VIII (March 2008)
Reliance Banking Exchange Traded Fund (May 2008)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund XI (October 2008)
Reliance Vision Fund (September 1995)
Reliance Liquid Fund (March 1998)
Reliance Short Term Fund (December 2002)
Reliance Banking Fund (May 2003)
Reliance Diversified Power Sector Fund (March 2004)
Reliance Floating Rate Fund (August 2004)
Reliance NRI Equity Fund (October 2004)
Reliance Index Fund (February 2005)*
Reliance Fixed Maturity Fund Series I (March 2005)
Reliance Regular Savings Fund (May 2005)
Reliance Tax Saver (ELSS) Fund (July 2005)
Reliance Equity Fund (February 2006)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund (April 2006)
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Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund II ( November 2006)
Reliance Long Term Equity Fund (November 2006)
Reliance Mutual Fund Manager Fund (March 2007)
Reliance Fixed Horizon Fund IV (August 2007)
Reliance Gold Exchange Traded Fund (October 2007)
The Management Team
Board of Directors
Mr. Soumen Ghosh
Mr. Kanu Doshi
Mr. Manu Chadha
Mr. Sushil Tripathi
Management Team
CEO
Mr. Sundeep Sikka
Head Equity Investments
Mr. Madhusudan Kela
Head Fixed Income
Mr. Amitabh Mohanty
Equity Fund Managers
Mr. Sunil B. Singhania Mr. Ashwani Kumar
Mr. Shailesh Raj Bhan Mr. Shiv Chanani
Mr. Krishan Daga Mr. Govind Agrawal
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Mr. Omprakash S. Kuckian
Debt Fund Managers
Mr. Amit Tripathi Ms. Anju Chhajer
Mr. Prashant Pimple Mr. Arpit Malaviya
Commodities
Fund Manager Mr. Hiren Chandaria
Head Of Departments
Infrastructure & Admin Mr. Pradeep Andrade
Finance and Accounts Mr. Milind Gandhi
Human Resource Development Mr. Rajesh Derhgawen
Information Technology Mr. Vinay Nigudkar
Service Delivery & Operations
Excellence
Mr. Bhalchandra Joshi
Operations & Settlement Ms. Geeta Chandran
R&T Operations & Investor Relations Mr. Milind Nesarikar
Head - Sales & Distribution,
Product Management, Customer
Service
Mr. Himanshu Vyapak
Compliance Mr. Suresh
Viswanathan
Legal & Secretarial Mr. Muneesh Sud
Zonal Heads
Northern Zone Head Mr. Gurbir Chopra
Western Zone Head Mr. Aashwin Dugal
Southern Zone Head Mr. Gopal Khaitan
Eastern Zone Head Mr. Vikas Rathie
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Awards and Achievements
Reliance Mutual Fund - At a Glance
Reliance Mutual Fund is one of Indias leading Mutual Funds, with
Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) of Rs. 1,01,320
Crores (AAUM as of June 2010 ) (source: www.amfiindia.com)
and an investor count of over 74 Lakh folios.
*(75 lakh investor folios is calculated on the basis of live folios as
on February, 2010 and includes investors across all the schemes
of Reliance Mutual Fund and Presence in over 400 locations
includes the Designated Investor Service Centres (DISCs) of
RCAM and Registrar & Transfer Agents , Offices and Resident
Representatives of RCAM as on December 31, 2009)
Reliance Mutual Fund has over 14 years of extensive market
experience, 35 schemes (as on January 31, 2010) combined with
a strong performance track record.
Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited
Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited has won the
prestigious US based, 2010 CIO 100 award. The 2010 CIO 100
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Awards is presented by the CIO magazine & honors 100
companies worldwide that are creating new business value by
innovating with technology.
Vinay Nigudkar, CTO, Reliance Caital Asset Management
Limitedhas been awarded this honor for implementation of
the CRMnext Systemthat integrates sales force automation,
lead management, customer service and other sales and analysis
applications.
To know more about the this award, you can click
herehttp://www.cio.com/cio100/detail/2079.
What makes this award more special is that Reliance Capital
Asset Management Limited is the only Indian Company to receive
2010 CIO 100 award.
Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited has been awarded
Asset Manager for the year 2009 i.e. from July 2008 to July
2009 at Asia Risk Awards 2009 by Incisive Media Publishing
Limited. The participation was open for all the Asset Managers
across Asia Pacific. Twelve Asset Managers participated for the
award exercise. The Asia Risk Annual Award is renowned for
recognizing and rewarding institutions for the best risk
management practices adopted by them. The judging panel
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comprise of the editorial team of Incisive Media Publishing
Limited. The panel identifies asset managers that have
demonstrated a responsible approach to risk management over
the year and/or launched innovative products. Key factors
determining the awards include significant improvements in
internal risk management practices, risk systems, corporate
governance and utilization of derivatives in a prudent and
responsible manner. Past Performance may or may not be
sustained in future. Source: Asia Risk Magazine
and www.asiarisk.com.hk.
Please read the Scheme Information Document and Statement
of Additional Information carefully before investing.
Our Service Providers
Registrar to the schemes of Reliance Capital Asset Managment :
Karvy Computershare Pvt. Ltd
Custodians to the schemes of Reliance Capital Asset
Managment
Deutsche Bank AG
Auditors to the Schemes of Reliance Capital Asset Management
Bankers to the Schemes of Reliance Capital Asset Management
ABN Amro Bank
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Axis Bank
Citibank N. A.
Deutsche Bank AG
Development Bank of Singapore - only for online investors
HDFC Bank Limited
HSBC Bank
ICICI Bank Limited
IDBI Bank
Ing Vysya Bank
Kotak Mahindra Bank
2. INTRODUCTION ABOUT INVESTMENT
Definition:-
The investment is the employment of funds with the aim of achieving additional
income or growth in value. The essential quality of an investment is that involves waiting
for reward. It involves the commitment of resources which, have been saved or put away
from current consumption in hope that some benefits will accrue in the future.
According to F. Amling, Investment may be defined as the purchase by an
individual or institutional investor of a financial or real asset that produces a return
proportional to the risk assumed over some future investment period.
Introduction:-
Investment management is a subject of growing an importance and interest.
Investment is the sacrifice for the future reward. Investment decision is trade off between
risk and return. The entire globe is based on risk and return. Investing is an activity that is
of interest to many individuals regardless of occupation or income level.
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The term investment refers to funds invested in various securities, consisting of
government and semi government securities, loans, debentures, of local authorities, such
as port trusts, municipal corporations and debentures and shares of companies,
investments represent legal claims of various securities, such as bonds, shares, debentures
etc., and are asset of special nature. There are various forms of investments available with
their relative merits and demerits. Investments are available with their relative merits and
demerits. Investments are freely bought and sold in the stock exchange through banks and
bankers, who charge a small amount of commission for their services. Investment means
the use of money to earn more by way of interest, dividend or money to earn more by way
of interest, dividend or capital appreciation. Well planned investment alone can ensure
regular income, capital appreciation and can be used to meet financial requirements of the
investors. The dynamics of economic growth provide various opportunities for investors
to invest their money in different types of securities.
Ch. 4. Investment Decision
It is important to save, but it is more important to invest money effectively.
Inflation is the deadly eroding your wealth. The power of compounding over time is really
magical. Lastly, by hording cash, youre actually losing money. Not to mention the cost
of opportunities foregone.
Step for Investment in Share Market
1. Plan and know before you invest
Similarly, its most essential to determine your unique investor profile that will
help you in successfully reaching your goals. What kind of investor are you? Are you one
of those go getters, willing to take the risk or are you those easy go, play safe? Or are you
one of those whose hypertension level mimics the stock market index?
o Before embarking on your investment journey, decide the rate of return you expect.
o Determine what kind of an investor you are.
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2. Understanding the essence of asset allocation
Folks! The essence of asset allocation lies in the fact that, over time, it can
determine up to 90%, mark this, 90% of your portfolios return. For this reason, the right
asset mix is one of the most important financial decisions you have to make.
o There arethree basic classes i.e. equity, debt, and cash.
o Optimum asset allocation can determine up to 90% of your portfolios return.
3. Select your assets carefully
However as a basic strategy, the right investment in any asset is a balance of three
things: liquidity, safety and return. By liquidity we mean how accessible your money is,
by safety, the extent of risk involved and by return, what you can expect to get back on
your investment.
Spectrum of assets across classes
Equity Stocks Equity Mutual Funds
Debt Debt Mutual FundsGovt. Bonds, Corp. Debts/FDs Banks
& FI Bonds/FDs
CashLiquid / Money Market
Funds
Bank Savings, BLESS/ALBM,
CPs/CDs
o An optimal asset allocation plan is complete only when you invest the proportions of
each asset class in assets that suit your investor profile.
o As a basic strategy, the right investment in any asset is a balance of three things like
liquidity, safety and return.
4. Design your investment strategy
There are two fundamental approaches in asset selection Passive & Active.
A Passive approach, as the name suggests, is one that is followed by those
investors who do not wish to disturb themselves with the all important decision of picking
the right assets. These investors select assets either through random selection or indexing.
An Active approach, on the other hand, has more to do with picking within each
asset class, individual assets that are likely to out perform the rest of the asset class: that
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is, buying undervalued assets and selling overvalued ones. Active investor has one clear
objective that of beating the market, i.e. earning returns in excess of that from the index.
o The two fundamental approaches of asset selection are passive and active.
o While a passive investor is concerned with keeping with the market, an active investor
seeks every opportunity to beat it.
5. Portfolio execution penultimate step
There are basically three dimensions of portfolio execution: transaction cost,
trading speed and management of risk.
Transaction costs can make the difference between a portfolio that beats the
market and one that does not. They explain why strategies that work on paper and in
simulations do not always earn investors excess returns in practice. This is because truecost involves far more than the brokerage fees and actually has three components. The
first is bid ask spread, which leads investors to buy at a high price and sell at a lower
price. The second is price impact of a trade. Investors push the price up as they buy and
push it down as they sell. In illiquid markets, this cost can be substantial, essentially for
large trades. The last component and most important is the tax impact associated with
trading. Remember, the ultimate objective of investing is maximization of after tax
return?
The second dimension to portfolio execution is trading speed. Generally speaking,
the need to trade fast and the desire to keep transactions costs low will come into conflict.
Investors who are willing accept trades spread out over longer periods will generally incur
much lower trading costs than investors who need to trade quickly.
The final dimension to portfolio execution is the ongoing management of risk in
the portfolio. Once portfolios are created, the risk characteristics do change over time, as
do investor profiles creating a need for a concurrent change in the portfolio.
o Transaction costs are an integral part of any investment portfolio. They can make
the difference between a portfolio that beats the market and one that does not.
o Trading speed and portfolio risk are the other important dimensions of portfolio
execution.
6. Regular evaluate your portfolios performance
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The final leg of investment, and often the most painful one for individual investors
and professional money managers alike, is performance evaluation. The crucial test of
your investment management ability is how well you have performed. Thus, while
evaluating investment performance, it becomes essential to examine the excess returns on
the portfolio being evaluated after taxes. Always keep in mind - the success or failure of
an investment portfolio will be based on the whether it makes the investor wealthier on an
after-tax basis and not a pre-tax basis.
o The crucial test of your investment management ability is how well you have
performed.
o The success or failure of an investment portfolio will be based on whether it
makes the investor wealthier on an after-tax basis and not a pre-tax basis.
Planning for investment
1. Invest in few Scripps
In order to get the best returns on investment with spread of risk, investors need to
invest in multiple companies. So, investors have number of companies in their portfolio.
If numbers of companies are single digit, spread of risk is not minimum, and various
sectors cannot be properly represented. On the other hand, if such number is too large, say
50-100; it is difficult to monitor such a size of portfolio. As a result, some of theinvestment gets devalued without coming to the notice of investors. Ideally, number of
Scripps in a portfolio should be about 15-20. We always advise to choose from high
market capitalization companies.
2. Selection of Scripps
In selection of Scripps, investors should apply two criterions: Sector and
Company. Higher weightage should be assigned to sunrise industries followed by growth
industries. Low growth sectors should be ignored in formation of a portfolio. Once
proportion of investment in particular industry is decided, one should look for good
companies within that segment. Selection of Scripps is not a one-time decision. It is a
continuous process of selection and review regularly. Numbers and title of the companies
should be reviewed and reshuffled from time to time.
3. Purchase in phases
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It has become a practice of many persons to invest whenever they funds in their
hands, ignoring the timings; and sell whenever funds are required. Purchases should be
made gradually, once broad parameters of portfolio are considered. Whenever there is a
bearish trend, likely to be reversed, investor should take position in steps. Purchases
should be made when there is a decline in the market. Those who have earned maximum
have purchased at the time of panic sale situations. This is a systematic and regular
exercise.
4. Sell in stages
Many investors have good judgment for entering the market, but do not make sale
decisions at appropriate time. They feel that one should sell only when funds are required,
and just hold them for long time. In fact, for earning good returns, it is equally necessarythat one make sale decisions also regularly. When there is increase in the prices by 15-
20%, one should unload the shares in steps. When one is selling shares, it is not because
the company is not good or he is in need of funds. Sale decisions on one hand helps the
investors to capitalize gains, and provide opportunity on the other hand; to cover them up
at level at the time of correction in trends. With better sale decisions, the returns can be
maximized.
5. Regular monitoring
Once a portfolio is formed, it requires regular monitoring. This can be done in two
ways. By keeping separate files of companies in the portfolio. Investor should prepare
company wise files, and file annual reports, quarterly results, and other relevant headings
in the file. This will help to develop vital insight into the companies, whose shares are
held.
By keeping tab on prices, investors should note down prices of various index and
shares at regular interval, say weekly of fortnightly; in a notebook or a diary. Now there
are number of web sites available like www.walletwatch.com, www.indiainvest.com
where such details can be placed.
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Investment Degree of Risk Annual Return
(Reward)
Treasury
Bill
Smallest degree of the risk.
Only the government has the
power to print money. The
return is usually just enough
to offset inflation.
2.5-3.5%
Governme
nt Bond
There are High degrees of
safety in government bond.
Adjusted for inflation, the
return is modest.
3.0-4.0
Savings
Account
Greater risk than government
bonds, although funds are
insured by the government.
This makes little protectionagainst higher rates of
inflation.
3.5-4.5%
Corporate
Bond
More risk than a savings
account. Priority over
common stock if there is a
business failure. Adjusted for
inflation, the return is
modest.
4.0-5.0%
Share of
stock
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There are
highest
degrees of
risk in
share, due
to possible
business
failure. The
return
includes
about 4%
from
dividends.
Some
protection
from
inflation is
made in
share
stock.
7.0-9.0%
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Ch.4. Returns from Investment
Introduction of Return
Return is reward and motivating force behind every investment. Return is always
haunted by investment. Return is the amount or rate of gain, profit which accrues to an
investment. The return represents the benefits derived by a business firm from its
operations. The rate of return required by a firm to a great extent depends upon the risk
involved, higher the risk, greater is the return expected by the firm. Return on investment
has two components, regular income in the form of interest or dividend and capital
appreciation. The total return on investment can be defined as Income plus (minus) price
appreciation (depreciation).
Definition of return
The return on asset / investment for a given period, say a year, is the annual
income received plus any change in market price, usually expressed as a percent of
opening market price.
Type of Return
The following are various kinds of return that are discussed in detail follows.
1. Internal Rate of Return
This is also known as yield rate. It is the rate which discounts the cash flows to
zero. Internal rate of return is that rate at which the sum discounted cash inflows equals
the sum of discounted cash outflows. The marginal IRR is the rate of discount which
makes the present value of the marginal revenue from the additional investment equal to
unity.
2. Coupon Rate / Bond Rate
Coupon rate means, the interest rate received on the face value or the par value of
the bond. If a company or Government issues a 10 year bond with Rs. 100 as face value
and 14 percent rate of interest, it would be described as 14% bond or debenture and may
be said to have, a coupon rate of 14%.
3. Expected Return / Realized Return
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Return is not guaranteed. It is mostly expected and it may or may not be realized.
Therefore the expected return is an anticipated or predicted, desired return by the investor
which is subject to uncertainty. Realized return means actually earned and received.
4. Holding Period Yield / Return
Holding period yield (HPY) measures the total return from an investment during a
given or designated time period in which the asset is held by the investor. It is to be noted
that HPY does not mean that the security is actually sold and the gain or loss is actually
realized by the investor. The concept of HPY is applicable whether one is measuring the
realized return or estimating the future / expected return. It can be calculated as follows:
HPY= Any cash payments received + Price change over the holding period
Price at which the asset is purchased
5. Basic Yield
Basic yield is associated with high grade bonds. It is the lowest yield actually
attained the market. Basic yield can be understood by noting concept of pure rate of
interest, which is unique and absolutely risk less; it implies absolute safety and certainty
of principal and income and also freedom from losses through changes in commodity
prices, interest rates and taxes. The basic yield, however, does not imply either risk less or
uniqueness.
6. Current Yield
Current yield is also known as the market yield / income yield /running yield.
Bonds are offered to the public with coupon rate. Current yield is the ratio of interest per
year to the current market price of the bond. It does not take into account the return
earned by the investor because of appreciation in the value of bond.
7. Yield to maturity
It is known as redemption yield. It is the promised rate of return an investor will
receive from a bond purchased at the current market price and held till maturity.
YTM = Annual interest + (Appreciation / Depreciation of the Asset)
Redemption value or face value
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8. Dividend Yield
Dividend yield is the ratio of per share expected dividends, gross of tax to the
current market price of the share
9. Earnings Yield
It is the ratio of expected EPS of the firm to the current market price of the share.
There is no difference between dividend yield and earnings yield, if the firms
dividend payout ratio is 100%.
10.Nominal and Real Return
Nominal return is the return in nominal rupees, the real return is equal to the
nominal return adjusted for inflation.
11. Gross and Net Yield
The yield realized by the investor before paying taxes, is called as gross yield. The
net yield is gross yield less income tax paid.
Net yield = gross yield [1- Tax rate]
12. Required Rate of Return
Required rate of return is an important factor to be considered for buying security.
The RRR is defined as the minimum expected rate of return needed to an investor to
purchase the security, given its risk. The RRR has two components viz. The risk free rate
of return or the time value of money. The second component of RRR is the risk premium.
It is the return that an investor must get for facing the risk by investing his money in all
those risk generating investments.
RRR = The time value of money + inflation premium + risk premium
Or
RRR = Risk free rate of return + risk premium.
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BASIC RISKS INVOVLED IN TRADING ON THE STOCK
EXCHANGE (EQUITY AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS)
1. Risk of Higher Volatility:
Volatility refers to the dynamic changes in price that securities undergo when
trading activity continues on the Stock Exchange. Generally, higher the volatility of a
security, greater is its price swings. There may be normally greater volatility in thinly
traded securities than in active securities. As a result of volatility, your order may only be
partially executed or not executed at all, or the price at which your order got executed
may be substantially different from the last traded price or change substantially thereafter,
resulting in notional or real losses.
2. Risk of Lower Liquidity:
Liquidity refers to the ability of market participants to buy and sell securities
expeditiously at a competitive price and with minimal price difference. Generally, it is
assumed that more the numbers of orders available in a market, greater is the liquidity.
Liquidity is important because with greater liquidity, it is easier for investors to buy or
sell securities swiftly and with minimal price difference, and as a result, investors are
more likely to pay or receive a competitive price for securities purchased or sold. There
may be a risk of lower liquidity in some securities as compared to active securities. As a
result, your order may only be partially executed, or may be executed with relatively
greater price difference or may not be executed at all.
Buying/selling without intention of giving and/or taking delivery of a security, as
part of a day trading strategy, may also result into losses, because in such a situation,
stocks may have to be sold/purchased at a low/high prices, compared to the expected price
levels, so as not to have any obligation to deliver/receive a security.
3. Risk of Wider Spreads:
Spread refers to the difference in best buy price and best sell price. It represents
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the differential between the price of buying a security and immediately selling it or vice
versa. Lower liquidity and higher volatility may result in wider than normal spreads for
less liquid or illiquid securities. This in turn will hamper better price formation.
4. Risk-reducing orders:Most Exchanges have a facility for investors to place "limit orders, "stop loss
orders" etc". The placing of such orders (e.g., "stop loss orders, or "limit" orders) which
are intended to limit losses to certain amounts may not be effective many a time because
rapid movement in market conditions may make it impossible to execute such orders.
A "market" order will be executed fully and promptly without regard to price and
that, while the customer may receive a prompt execution of a "market" order, the
execution may be at available prices of outstanding orders, which satisfy the order
quantity, on price time priority. It may be understood that these prices may be
significantly different from the last traded price or the best price in that security.
A "limit" order will be executed only at the "limit" price specified for the order or
a better price. However, while the customer receives price protection, there is a possibility
that the order may not be executed at all.
A stop loss order is generally placed "away" from the current price of a stock, and
such order gets activated if and when the stock reaches, or trades through, the stop price.
Sell stop orders are entered ordinarily below the current price, and buy stop orders are
entered ordinarily above the current price. When the stock reaches the pre-determined
price, or trades through such price, the stop loss order converts to a market/limit order and
is executed at the limit or better. There is no assurance therefore that the limit order will
be executable since a stock might penetrate the pre-determined price, in which case, the
risk of such order not getting executed arises, just as with a regular limit order.
5. Risk of News Announcements:
Issuers make news announcements that may impact the price of their securities.
These announcements may occur during trading, and when combined with lower liquidity
and higher volatility, may suddenly cause an unexpected positive or negative movement
in the price of the security.
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6. Risk of Rumours:
Rumours about companies at times float in the market through word of mouth,
financial newspapers, websites or news agencies, etc. The investors should be wary of and
should desist from acting on rumours.
7. System Risk:
High volume trading will frequently occur at the market opening and before
market close. Such high volumes may also occur at any point in the day. These may cause
delays in order execution or confirmation.
During periods of volatility, on account of market participants continuously
modifying their order quantity or prices or placing fresh orders, there may be delays in
order execution and its confirmations.
Under certain market conditions, it may be difficult or impossible to liquidate a
position in the market at a reasonable price or at all, when there are no outstanding orders
either on the buy side or the sell side, or if trading is halted in a security due to any action
on account of unusual trading activity or stock hitting circuit filters or for any other
reason.
8. System/Network Congestion:
Trading on NSE is in electronic mode, based on satellite/leased line based
communications, combination of technologies and computer systems to place and route
orders. Thus, there exists a possibility of communication failure or system problems or
slow or delayed response from system or trading halt, or any such other problem/glitch
whereby not being able to establish access to the trading system/network, which may be
beyond the control of and may result in delay in processing or not processing buy or sell
orders either in part or in full. You are cautioned to note that although these problems may
be temporary in nature, but when you have outstanding open positions or unexecuted
orders, these represent a risk because of your obligations to settle all executed
transactions.
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GUIDELINES FOR LONG TERM INVESTORS:-
The investor should know how to analyze the share prices of the company & pickup
the undervalued shares.
He should follow the principle of contrariness. This means that if everyone buying the
script, he should avoid that script buy such a script which although is deserted but has
a good potential in future.
Before investing he should undertake a deep study on the Net sales, net profit in
relation to equity capital employed and should attempt to forecast for the coming
years.
He should not rely on tips form friends, family, brokers or they buy and sell merely on
bunches this is usually one of the fastest ways to lose a bundle in the market.
If they follow the market trends connately then they can deliver excellent returns.
He should not invest his money in one or two company because if the companies
prices decline, he will have to bear a huge loss.
He set his target of minimum profit before starting his operation in the field of stock
market.
GUIDELINES FOR SPECULATORS
Plan your trade and trade your plan.
Avoid getting in or out of the market too often.
Losses make the speculator studious not profits. Take advantage of every loss to
improve your knowledge of market action.
The most profitable trading tool is a simply following the trend.
The most difficult task in speculation is not predication but self control successful
trading is difficult and frustrating. You are the most important element in the success
equation.
When a markets gotten away and youve missed the first leg. You should still consider
jumping even if it is dangerous and difficult.
Commodities are never high to being buying or too low to begin selling. But after the
initial transaction, avoid make a second unless the first shows a profit.
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The clearest and easiest way to determine a trend is from previous highs and lows.
Higher highs and higher lows make a down trend.
LIMITATIONS
1. Financial statement does not represent the complete picture of the business but
merely a collection of facts, which can be expressed in monetary terms. They may not
refer ton other factors, which affect performance.
2. Comparison of different company was based on ratios derived from the
balance sheet and profit and loss account available in grouping and sub grouping of
various items and necessary adjustments to make for statement uniform has been
done.
3. Insufficient time because of this limit period I have chosen only top company
for the sector, so that could not find out form the overall point of view best investment
opportunity in sector as there are many other company which are best for investment
purpose and best companies for the speculators point of view.
4. I dont have expertise knowledge in this filled so ranking given by me may not
considerable that appropriate.
5. Indian stock market is not stable it keep on fluctuating so ratio derived today
may not consider as useful tool of valuation tomorrow.
6. Ratios are calculated from the financial statements which are affected by the
financial basis and policies adopted on such matter.
7. The ranking given cannot be taken as a full proof decision due to lack of
professionalism.
8. Due to insufficient data given in the financial statements some financial ratios
could not be found out.
FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS:
This is final and most important stage in the entire process. The objective of my
project is end in this step. This will indicate the investors, creditors and shareholders each
of the companies overall operating efficiency and performance that will help them to
make more efficient investment decision. This project has yielded me following result.
Scripts, which are under priced and good for, buy order
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Scripts, which are over priced and good for sell with the necessary margin of profit or
capital appreciation
Scripts, which are becoming sick and have to be disposed off immediately.
Scripts, which are uncertain trend and have to be held with neither buy or sell.
EQUITY OVERVIEW
Equity shares are usually regarded as corner stone of corporate financial resources.
The ordinary shares provide a cushion of safety against temporary unfavorable
developments as the payment of dividends is not compulsory and is depend on the
discretion of management.
The reason for wide public interest in these securities is the possibility of trading
in stock exchange, free transferability, and marketability. Equity shares constitute the
ownership capital of a company and the equity holders have the right of voting and
sharing in profits and assets in proportion to his holding in the total net assets of the
company. He is entitled to all rights and obligations as an owner and to residual profits.
The dividend distributed to them may be uncertain, variable and fluctuating. The equity
holder gets his return in the form of dividends distributed plus capital appreciation on his
shares. The dividends distributed depend upon the net earnings of the company after
meeting all expenses. This would influence the share price in the market, which may lead
to fluctuations in the prices either upward or downward and in turn capital appreciation ordepreciation.
Definition of Share:
According tosection 2 (46) of the Indian Companies Act a share can be defined as
The capital of a company and includes stock except where a distinction between stock
and share is expressed or implied.
Farewell says that The interest of a shareholder in the company is measured by a sum of
money, for the purpose of liability in the first place and of interest in the second but also
consisting of a series of mutual convenient entered into by all the shareholders interest.
MERIT OF EQUITY SHARES
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1. RESEARCH PROBLEM:
To know investors behavior regarding mutual fund as an investment avenue.
2. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES (PRIMARY) :
To know investors behavior regarding mutual fund as an investment avenue.
RESEARCH OBJECTIVES (SECONDARY)
o To identify the objectives of the investors for investing in a mutual fund.
o To identify the investment patterns of investors.
o To find out which scheme is better according to investors.
o To study investors perceptions about level of satisfaction while investing
in mutual funds.
3. RESEARCH PLAN :
DATA SOURCE
We have used primary data source to collect the data regarding investors behavior formutual fund as an investment avenue. The survey was conducted across SANJAY
PALACE (AGRA)
RESEARCH APPROACH
Survey approach was under taken to know the behavior of investor regarding mutual
fund as an investment avenue.
RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
Questionnaire was the instrument of collecting data
SAMPLING PLAN
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Sample unit:
All the investors who are occasionally or regularly investing in financial assets and non-
financial assets
Sample size:
Survey population comprises of the total reputed businessman, Professionals, and
individual investor was approx 70.
Sampling method:
In this study as suggested by the company a sample of reputed Businessman,
Professionals, and individual investors was selected and it was selected through non-
probability, convenience sampling method. Because all the Businessman,
Professionals, and individual investors could not be interviewed as per our requirement
but according to their availability and accessibility we meet them.
Contact method
The total sample size for survey was 70 investors by personal interview
4. SURVEY ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION :
GENDER
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There are 19 females and 51males as respondents
Male 51
Female 19
Survey shows only 27 % of the female are interested in investments due to their working
backgrounds or high incomes from other resources etc.
Q1. what is your age?
AGE
PARTICULARS NO.
20-30 39
30-40 10
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40-50 7
50-60 9
60-ABOVE 5
TOTAL 70
From the above table we can say that awareness for investment in youngster has
been increased & thats why out of 100, 46% are youngster who do investment
and they come in the age group of 20-30, then comes age group of 30-40 from
which 16% people do investment and other age group are 40-50 where they do
investment of 13%, 14%belongs to age group of 50-60 they do the investment, and
11%belongs to the age group of60-above they do their investment. We can say
that youngsters are more careful for their investment.
Q2 .what is your profession?
PROFESSIONPARTICULARS NO.
BUSINESS 5
JOB IN PRIVATE SECTOR 45
JOB IN PUBLIC SECTOR 17
OTHERS 18
TOTAL 70
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Now 70 people doing investment out of which 51% people are from private sector, 21%
are from public sector, 9% are having their business and 19% are others which include
retired people, housewives and student. Reason for investment by all people was to secure
the future and reason given by people doing the job in private was their higher salary and
unsecured job.
Q3 Do you invest in mutual fund or share Trading ?
PARTICULARSYES 65 60
NO 5 10
TOTAL 70 70
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From70people62% of them are doing investment in mutual fund and 38% of them are not
investing in mutual fund but they do investment in other sectors for which information is
given in the next question.
People who were not investing in mutual fund they do invest in sectors like
insurance, equity market, government schemes (includes banks, bonds &other
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scheme ), real estate, commodities even people those who do invest in mutual fund
they also invest in different sectors. Out of 70%, 44% people do invest in equity
market, 37% invest in insurance, 8% in government scheme, 7% do invest in real
estate and 4% do invest in commodities. People do invest in equity market due to
higher returns available in it.
Q5. Rank the company according to your preference from top (1) to bottom (11)?
RANK THE MF FROM TOP 1 TO BOTTOM 11?
PARTICULARS NO
RELIANCE 30
BIRLA 3
TATA 5
LOTUS 2
SBI 5
HDFC 5
ICICI 2
FRANKLIN TEMP. 3
SUNDARAM 2
UTI 2
BENCHMARK 1
NOT INVESTED 10
TOTAL 70
People who were investing in mutual fund had given the rank to different mutual fund
companies on the basis of what they think about that particular company and had given
ranks to different companies. Here in this data 38% people had given reliance as 1st rank
and the second highest is HDFC where 10% people has given it as 1st rank and the reasons
behind giving 1st rank were their return, good credit in market and tax saving benefit.
Q7. If you are investing in mutual fund then you invest in?
INVEST IN MF SCHEME WISE
PARTICULARS NO.
OPEN ENDED SCHEME 30
CLOSE ENDED SCHEME 20
BOTH 5
NOT INVESTED 15
TOTAL 70
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There are two scheme in mutual fund 1 is open ended and another is close ended scheme,
in open ended scheme after some time an investor can withdraw money at any time, while
in close ended scheme the investor can withdraw after a fixed period of time. Here 42%
people invest in open ended scheme while 28% people invest in close ended scheme and
7% do invest in both open ended and close ended scheme.
Q8 .Do you take any reference while investing in mutual fund schemes if yes then
from whom?
1.FINANCIAL ADVISOR
PARTICULARS
EXT. IMPORTANT 30
IMPORTANT 20
NEUTRAL 1
UNIMPORTANT 0
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 1
NOT. RESPONDED 18
TOTAL 70
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In this question it was asked that do you take any reference before investing or duringmake any changes in your investment, then 1 st option was that how important is for you to
take reference from financial advisor then 43% says that it is ext important to take
reference from financial advisor, 29% says its important to take advice from the financial
advisor. People take reference from the financial advisor because he had studied different
schemes and he knows where to invest and not to invest.
1) BROKER
PARTICULARS
EXT. IMPORTANT 15
IMPORTANT 15
NEUTRAL 3
UNIMPORTANT 0
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 2
NOT. RESPONDED 35
TOTAL 70
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11% people says its ext important to take advice from a broker because he knows about
all the scheme which are there in the market,11% says that its important to take advice
from the broker, 2% are neutral about it.
2) RELATIVES OR FRIEND
PARTICULARS
EXT. IMPORTANT 25
IMPORTANT 15NEUTRAL 6
UNIMPORTANT 1
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 3
NOT. RESPONDED 20
TOTAL 70
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Some people do take reference from their friends and relatives there are 50% people who
say its ext important to take reference from your friends and relatives, 18% thinks its
important to take reference and 6% are neutral and 1% says unimportant and 5% says ext
unimportant to take any reference.
3) NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE
PARTICULARSEXT. IMPORTANT 20
IMPORTANT 10
NEUTRAL 4
UNIMPORTANT 1
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 10
NOT. RESPONDED 25
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TOTAL 70
There are many people who take reference from news paper and magazines while
investing in mutual fund 26% people who take reference from newspaper and magazines
and consider it ext important, while 26% says its important to take reference, while 21%
are neutral and 11% and 11% are people who says its unimportant and ext unimportant
respectively to take reference.
4) CO. WEBSITE
PARTICULARS
EXT. IMPORTANT 3
IMPORTANT 10
NEUTRAL 2
UNIMPORTANT 5
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 10
NOT. RESPONDED 40
TOTAL 70
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Here 7% people says they take the reference of respective cos website while investing in
mutual fund and consider it as ext important and 7% say its important to take reference
from co website and 50% people are not responding to it.
5) AMFI WEBSITE
PARTICULARS
EXT. IMPORTANT 1IMPORTANT 3
NEUTRAL 3
UNIMPORTANT 3
EXT.UNIMPORTANT 10
NOT. RESPONDED 50
TOTAL 70
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1% people says that its ext important to take reference of AMFI website before investing
in mutual fund, 2% say its important to take reference, 7% people says its ext
unimportant and 50% people are not responding.
Q9. Do you compare the returns or other benefits of mf schemes before investing?
ANNUAL REPORT CHECKING
PARTICULARS
YES 45
NO 5
NOT RESPONDED 20
TOTAL 70
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It is necessary to compare the returns and other benefits because people do invest in for
higher returns so they compare with other companies also. Here 75% people compare the
returns and other benefits of mutual fund scheme before as well as after investing to see
how their investment is spread over in different segments.
Q10. which factors do you consider while investing in mutual fund?
1. SAFETY
PARTICULARS NO
EXT. IMP. 36
IMPORTANT 10
NEUTRAL 3
UNIMPORTANT 1
EXT. UNIMP 0
NOT RESPONDED 20
TOTAL 70
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Investors consider different factors before investment and for many reasons they invest in
different scheme of mutual fund. Here reason for investment is safety of their
money and safety of their future so 50% people consider it ext important, while
26% people says its important for their investment.
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Many people consider very important to invest in mutual fund to save tax or to
take tax benefit. Therefore 25% people consider it as ext important to invest in tax
saving scheme while 23% people consider it as important for investment,4%
people are neutral about it, 0% and 1% consider it as unimportant and ext
unimportant. While 37% people are not responding to it. Most probably every
companies who are in mutual fund business have schemes for saving tax in these
schemes generally companies do invest in govt bonds and othersgovt.sschemes.
2. RETURN EARNINGS
PARTICULARS NO
EXT. IMP. 40
IMPORTANT 9
NEUTRAL 1
UNIMPORTANT 0EXT. UNIMP 0
NOT RESPONDED 20
TOTAL 70
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Generally people invest in mutual fund companies for higher returns with less risk as
compare equity market and could able to earn good returns.57% people agree that they do
invest in mutual fund for higher returns and consider it as ext important, 13% investors
are considering it as important while 29% people are not responding to it.
3. LIQUIDITY
PARTICULARS NO
EXT. IMP. 40
IMPORTANT 10
NEUTRAL 3
UNIMPORTANT 0
EXT. UNIMP 0
NOT RESPONDED 17
TOTAL 70
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Above graph reveals that majority of the investors means 57% are giving liquidity more
emphasis because by the way of open ended scheme they can any time liquid their
position, 24% investors had given no response about it while 15% of the investors are
giving them least importance as compare to 57% investors.
Q11. How do you monitor the following.
1. NAV
PARTICULARS NO
MONTHLY 29
QUARTELY 3
HALF YEARLY 6
YEARLY 5
NEVER 2
NOT RESPONDED 25
TOTAL 70
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HALF YEARLY 5
YEARLY 12
NEVER 20
NOT RESPONDED 30
TOTAL 70
Fund manager is the person who manage the fund of investor who had invested theirmoney in their company it is necessary that the fund manager should be qualified enough
to manager the fund of the investor because if he fails to manage the fund the investors
money is not secure. So 2% investors monitor profile,14% do yearly and 21% never
monitor the profile. Generally investors monitors the profile before investing.
Q12. Are the following information relevant to analyze the performance of your
investment.
1.MONTHLY RESULT
PARTICULARS NO
EXT. RELEVANT 10
RELEVANT 5
NEUTRAL 8
IRREVENT 11
EXT.IRRELEVANT 6
NOT RESPONDED 30
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TOTAL 70
Results are showing the performance of that particular scheme and it is necessary to
monitor the performance of the scheme by this we can analyze the position of our
investment. For that investor do the monitoring 8% of investor consider monthly result
ext relevant to monitor the performance of scheme, 6% consider it relevant, 6% are
neutral, 4% consider it as irrelevant and 4% consider it as ext irrelevant.
2.QUARTELY RESULT
PARTICULARS NO.
EXT. RELEVANT 8
RELEVANT 8
NEUTRAL 10
IRREVENT 9
EXT.IRRELEVANT 8
NOT RESPONDED 27
TOTAL 70
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For that investor do the monitoring 6% of investor consider quarterly result ext relevant to
monitor the performance of scheme, 6% consider it relevant, 19% are neutral, 7%
consider it as irrelevant and 6% consider it as ext irrelevant.
3.HALF YEARLY
PARTICULARS NO.
EXT. RELEVANT 7
RELEVANT 9
NEUTRAL 21IRREVENT 3
EXT.IRRELEVANT 3
NOT RESPONDED 27
TOTAL 70
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For that investor do the monitoring 7% of investor consider half yearly result ext relevant
to monitor the performance of scheme,15% consider it relevant, 19% are neutral, 2%
consider it as irrelevant and 2% consider it as ext irrelevant.
4.ANNUALY
PARTICULARS NO
EXT. RELEVANT 40
RELEVANT 3
NEUTRAL 4IRREVENT 3
EXT.IRRELEVANT 0
NOT RESPONDED 20
TOTAL 70
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For that investor do the monitoring 50% of investor consider annually result ext relevant
to monitor the performance of scheme, 2% consider it relevant, 3% are neutral, 2%
consider it as irrelevant and 0% consider it as ext irrelevant. Because annual result
contains each and every information regarding the performance of the AMC the
investments and the portfolio of where the co has invested so all the investors monitors
the annual report.
5.NEWSPAPER
PARTICULARS NO.
EXT. RELEVANT 33
RELEVANT 7
NEUTRAL 6
IRREVENT 0
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For that investor do the monitoring 4% of investor consider AMFI website ext relevant to
monitor the performance of scheme, 21% consider it relevant, 6% are neutral, 14%
considers it as irrelevant and 2% consider it as ext irrelevant. Some investors consider
AMFI website relevant to get the information of several reports and the position of that
particular AMC and that particular scheme.
7.CO. WEBSITE
PARTICULARS NO.EXT. RELEVANT 4
RELEVANT 25
NEUTRAL 5
IRREVENT 2
EXT.IRRELEVANT 4
NOT RESPONDED 30
TOTAL 70
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For that investor do the monitoring 3% of investor consider co. website ext relevant to
monitor the performance of scheme, 21% consider it relevant, 18% are neutral, 1%
considers it as irrelevant and 3% consider it as ext irrelevant. Some investors consider co.
website relevant to get the information of several reports and the position of that
particular AMC and that particular scheme.
Q13. Do you check out the annual reports of your scheme to evaluate the
performance of your scheme?
ANNUAL REPORT CHECKING
PARTICULARS
YES 45
NO 10
NOT RESPONDED 15
TOTAL 70
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In the annual report of the scheme all the information of that particular scheme are given
information about the performance of the scheme, position of the scheme in the market,
portfolio of the scheme that where the investment has been done under this scheme,
profile of the fund manager is also given by this the investors can come to know the
position and qualification of the fund manager. So most of the investors are monitoring
the annual report.64% of the investor do monitor the annual report of the scheme, 22% do
not monitor the annual report.
Q14. Objectives for investment in mutual fund schemes (rank them from 1mostpreferred to 4 least preferred).
OBJECTIVE FOR INVESTMENT
PARTICUL
ARS
RANK 1 RANK 2 RANK 3 RANK 5 TOTAL
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RETURN
/DIVIDEND
40 20 15 5 80
APRICIATI
ON
34 32 8 6 80
TAX 5 16 34 25 80
LIQUIDITY 1 12 23 44 80
TOTAL 80 80 80 80
Here in this question the investors have ranked the factors on the basis of their objectives
that for what reason they had invested in that particular scheme. 44% of investors had
given return/dividend 1st rank because every investor want benefits for the risk they had
taken by investing in that scheme, 30% of investors had given appreciation 1st rank
because they want something more including their invested amount.5% of investor has
given tax saving as 1st rank because while investing in some particular scheme their
amount invested is appreciated as well as they get the tax benefit,1% has given 1st rank to
liquidity because they can withdraw their investment at any time in open ended scheme.
Q15 .In which MF schemes are you interested to invest or investing?
SCHEME INTEREST TO INVEST
PARTICULARS
LARGE CAP 39
MID CAP 26
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SMALL CAP 21
SECTORIAL FUND 16
BALANCE FUND 35
BOND FUND 2
INCOME FUND 12
GILT SCHEME 8ELSS 23
ETF (GOLD) 12
ASIAN EQUITY FUND 5
TOTAL 199
These are few schemes where the investors invest the schemes in which more no of
investors invest are large cap where the return is tremendous but risk is also more, balance
fund in which investment is done in equity and debt where risk is somewhat less then
large cap and return is also less, then comes mid cap and small cap where risk is there but
can get good return, then investment is done in equity linked saving scheme.
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LIMITATION OF THE STUDY:
Every research has its own limitation and present research work is no exception to this
general rule the inherent limitation of the study are as under:
Interview method, which was followed in the present research work, is relatively more
time consuming. In addition to this it is very expensive method, especially when spread
geographic sample is taken. Questionnaire method can be used only when
respondents are literate and co-operative. Sample size was 100 that are not enough to
study the awareness of Independent individuals. As sampling techniques is convenient
sampling so it may result in personal bias. Even respondent give bias answers. Time is
main constraint of the research as we have been given project as well as study
simultaneously.
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FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS :
From the above analysis, I found that even though certainly not the best or deepest of
markets in the world, it has ignited the growth rate in mutual fund industry to provide
reasonable options for an ordinary man to invest his savings.
With the help of
Give more importance to safety and return attributes because Independent Financial
Advisors are more concern about safety and of giving more benefit of the investments to
their clients.
Independent Financial Advisors who are not suggesting their clients to invest in mutual
funds due to their lack of knowledge of mutual funds. So, NJ India Invest should arrange
mutual fund awareness Program of their and other independent Financial Advisors on
regular basis.
By providing better service NJ India Invest should try to attract the Independent Financial
Advisors to join with them.
NJ India Invest should arrange special mutual fund awareness program for general
public. So they can directly work with NJ India Invest as direct client.
Majority of the Government employees take into consideration tax benefits before making
any investment. So NJ India Invest should highlight tax benefits in mutual funds.
NJ India Invest should launch its brand awareness campaign to be successful in Mutual
fund advisory service provider
o NJ India invest should also concentrate on youngster who are interested in savings
so make them aware about different schemes for investment and arrange seminars
for college going students, by this company gets more customers connected for
long period.
o Put hoardings outside the colleges making NJ INDIA known to them and try to
attract them.
Key Findings: -
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Around 50% of the investors invest to maximize their returns and
they are ready to take moderate risks in their investment portfolio.
Most of the investors give importance to the fact that their
investment should grow in value over a
period of time.
Growth scheme is the most preferred for investment
Knowledge about mutual funds and their various schemes is
moderate among investors.
It is necessary to make Mutual Fund more popular in the eyes of
investors as well as distributors and also cater trust which has been lost due to US-64.
Most of the investors give importance to return, tax saving etc.
Objectives of the investor are to get something in return for their
investment and the risk they are taking.
Here the objective of the investor between the age of 20-30 is to
earn the higher return.
While the age group above 30years concentrates on safety and tax
saving and they even take care of the liquidity.
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ANNEXURE
QUESTIONNAIRE
Q1 .what is your age?
1) 20-30 ( )
2) 30-40 ( )
3) 40-50 ( )
4) 50-60 ( )
5) 60-above ( )
Q2. what is your profession?
1) Business ( )
2) Job in private sector ( )
3) Job in public sector ( )
4) others ( )
Q3. Do you invest in mutual fund or Share Trading?
1) Yes ( ) (2) No ( )
Q4 .If you are not investing in mutual fund or Share Trading then where do you invest (in
proportion)?
1) Insurance ( )
2) Equity market ( )
3) Government schemes ( )
4) Real estate ( )
5) Commodities ( )
Q5 .Rank the company according to your preference from top (1) to bottom (11)?
1) Reliance ( )
2) Birla ( )
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3) Tata ( )
4) Lotus ( )
5) SBI ( )
6) HDFC ( )
7) ICICI ( )
8) Franklin Templeton ( )
9) Sundaram ( )
10) UTI ( )
11) Benchmark ( )
Q6. If you give 1st rank to the company then why?
Q7. If you are investing in mutual fund or Share Trading then you invest in
1) Open ended scheme ( )
2) Close ended scheme ( )
Q8. Do you take any reference while investing in mutual fund schemes or Share Trading if yes then
from whom?
SCALE EXTREMELYIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT NEUTRAL UNIMPORTANT EXTREMELY
UNIMPORTAN
1. FINANCIAL
ADVISOR
2.BROKER
3.RELATIVES&FRIENDS
4.NEWSPAPERS&
MAGAZINES
5.COMPANYS
WEBSITE
6.AMFI WEBSITE
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Q9. Do you compare the returns or other benefits of MF schemes or Share Trading before investing?
1) Yes ( ) (2) NO ( )
Q10. which factors do you consider while investing in mutual fund?
SCALE
EXTREMELY
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT NEUTRAL UNIMPORTANT EXTREMELY
UNIMPORTANT
1.SAFETY
2.TAX
SAVING
3.RETURN
EARNING
4.LIQUIDITY
Q11. Objectives for investment in mutual fund schemes (rank them from 1most preferred to 4 least
preferred),
Rank
1) Return/Dividend
2) Appreciation
3) Tax
4) Liquidity
Q12. Do you check out the annual reports of your scheme to evaluate the performance of your
scheme?
1) Yes ( )
2) No ( )
Q13. How do you monitor the following,
SCALE MONTHLY QUARTERLY HALF YEARLY YEARLY NEVER
1. NAV
2. RISK
FACTOR
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Liquidity -
Q15. In which mf scheme or Share Trading are you interested to invest?
1) large cap shares ( ) (2) Mid cap shares ( )
3) Small cap share ( ) (4) Sectorial funds scheme ( ) 5) Balance fund ( ) (6) Bond funds scheme ( )
7) Income fund scheme ( ) (8) Gilt scheme ( )
9) ELSS ( ) (10) ETF (gold) ( )
11) Asian equity funds ( )
Name: - Mobile No:-
Address:-
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
WEBSITES
www.wikepidia.org
www.wikipedia.com
www.amfi.com
www.sbimutualfund.com
www.mutualfund.org
www.nse.com
www.bse.com
www.moneycontrol.com
www.amfiindia.com
websites of various banks
BOOKS & REFERENCES
1.Preparatory Books For AMFI Exam ;NJ Investment India Pvt. Ltd. Edition JUNE09
2. Anjan Chakrabarti and Harsh Rungta, 2000, Mutual Funds Industry in India :An
in-depth look into the problems of credibility, Risk and Brand ,The ICFAI Journal of
Applied Finance, Vol.6, No.2, April, 27-45.
3. Customer Orientation in Designing Mutual Fund Products, -An Analytical
Approach to Indian Market Preferences, Dr Tapan K Panda, Faculty Member, Indian
Institute of Management, Lucknow.
4. Review Of Marketing Research, Volume 5: K. Naresh Malhotra
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