Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
Unit-3 Modern Portfolio Theory
Definition and Assumptions of Modern Portfolio Theory
Definition Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT), introduced by Harry Markowitz in 1952, provides a frame...
Return and Risk on Portfolio
Portfolio Return Portfolio return is the overall gain or loss achieved by a combination of invest...
Markowitz Efficient Frontier
The Efficient Frontier is a fundamental concept in Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) introduced by Ha...
Capital Asset Pricing Model
The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) is a foundational finance theory that describes the relati...
Single Index Model
Single Index Model The Single Index Model (SIM) is a simplified way to estimate the return of a s...
Arbitrage Pricing Theory
Arbitrage Pricing Theory, developed by Stephen Ross in 1976, is a multi-factor asset pricing mode...
Capital Market Line and Security Market Line
Capital Market Line (CML) The Capital Market Line (CML) is a graphical representation used in the...
Evaluation of Portfolio
Portfolio evaluation is the process of assessing the performance of an investment portfolio to de...
Unit-7 Portfolio Management and Evaluation
Specification of Investment Objectives and Constraints
Investment objectives and constraints form the cornerstone of any effective investment strategy. ...
Selection of Asset Mix
The selection of an asset mix is a critical step in investment strategy. It involves deciding the...
Formulation of Portfolio Strategy
Formulating a portfolio strategy is a fundamental process in investment management that involves ...
Selection of Securities
The selection of securities is a critical process in building an investment portfolio. It involve...
Portfolio Execution
Portfolio execution refers to the actual process of buying and selling securities to construct or...
Portfolio Revision
Portfolio revision involves the process of reviewing and adjusting the components of an investmen...
Evaluation of Portfolio
Portfolio evaluation is a crucial part of the investment management process that involves assessi...
Performance calculation methods
1. Sharpe's Ratio Sharpe's ratio is a tool used to help investors understand the return of an inv...
Unit-6 Bond Valuation and Analysis
Introduction to Bond
A bond is a debt investment where an investor loans money to an entity (corporate or governmental...
Current Yield
Current Yield is a financial metric used to evaluate the annual return rate of a bond based on it...
Yield-to-Maturity
Yield to Maturity (YTM) is a crucial concept in bond investing, representing the total return ant...
Yield-to-Call
Yield to Call (YTC) is an important concept in bond investing when considering bonds that can be ...
Price-Yield Relationship
The price-yield relationship of bonds is a fundamental concept in the bond market, describing how...
Bond Valuation
Definition of Bond Valuation Bond Valuation is a financial technique used to determine the theore...
Practice
1. Current Yield a. Example 1 What is the current yield of a 10-year 12% coupon bond with a face ...
Unit-1 Introduction to Investment and Investment Avenues
Meaning of investment
Investment involves committing resources now to gain future benefits. It's both a science and an ...
Comparison between Savings, Investment, Speculation and Gambling
Investing, speculating, and gambling are three distinct approaches to increasing wealth or achiev...
Objectives of Investment
Investing involves allocating funds with the expectation of achieving various financial goals. Th...
Factors Influencing Investment Decisions
Investment decisions are affected by a variety of factors. Understanding these can help investors...
Steps in and Process of Investment
Set Investment Policy Adage Insight: "If you don’t know where you are going, any road will do....
Unit-4 Security Analysis
Fundamental Analysis
Investment Scenario Investing involves allocating funds to assets with the goal of earning income...
Company, Industry and Economy Analysis
The E-I-C (Economy-Industry-Company) framework provides a structured approach to analyze investme...
Points and Figures Chart, Bar Chart
Understanding different types of financial charts is crucial for analyzing market trends, making ...
Chart pattern
Chart patterns are crucial tools in technical analysis, helping traders and investors to anticipa...
Indicators and Oscillators
Oscillators are technical analysis tools that oscillate between two extremes. They are used to id...
Support and Resistance Level
In the context of financial markets, support and resistance levels represent key concepts that tr...
Exponential Moving Average Analysis
The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a type of weighted moving average that gives more signifi...
Unit-2 Risk and Return Analysis
Meaning and Concept of Risk and Return
Risk Risk refers to the uncertainty associated with the potential for loss or the lack of capita...
Concept of Total Risk
Total risk associated with an investment refers to the complete spectrum of variability or volati...
Systematic and Unsystematic Risk
Systematic risk refers to the part of the total variability in return on investments that is due ...
Measurement of Risk
Risk is quantified by the variability of returns, through assigning probabilities and calculating...
Covariance, Correlation Coefficient
Interactive Risk through Covariance When two securities are held in a portfolio, the risk involve...
Unit-5 Valuation of Securities
Introduction to Valuation
Valuation is the process of determining the current worth of an asset or a company. It is a key c...
Meaning and Concept of Value and Valuation
Value is a fundamental concept in finance, economics, and accounting that refers to the worth of ...
Factors Influencing Value of a share
The value of shares in the stock market is influenced by a variety of factors ranging from macroe...
Intrinsic Valuation Approach
The intrinsic value of equity stock is a critical concept in finance, used to determine what a st...
Relative Valuation Approach
The Relative Valuation Approach is a method used to determine the value of an asset by comparing ...
Efficient Market Theory
Introduction Stock prices are influenced by a variety of factors which can be categorized into: ...
Behavioural Finance
Behavioral finance is a field of study that combines psychological theories with conventional eco...
practice
Discounted cash flow method: - Dividend capitalization model - Earnings capitalization model ...