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Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management

Theory Notes
Before You Start
These notes are prepared from Business Legislation for
Management by MC & Vivek Kucchal, Rashid Sir’s
PPT’s and various other sources to which I am truly
thankful.
The notes are made from examination point of view and
are restricted to the syllabus. However, for a greater
learning experience, it is better to study this subject in-
depth. Nevertheless, these notes might serve as a
starting point. I hereby do not take any responsibility
for any consequences that may result from this set of
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juniors in coming years.
Resources
BMS-BFIA: bit.ly/NOTES-COUNCIL
BMS SEM-1 Resources: bit.ly/BMS-SEM1
BMS SEM-2 Resources: bit.ly/BMS-SEM2
MARKETING Notes: bit.ly/Marketing-BMS
HRM Notes: bit.ly/HRM-BMS
BR Notes: bit.ly/BR-BMS4
POM Notes: bit.ly/POM-BMS
Past Year Question Paper Analysis
Unit 1
Basics of risk & return
Concept of returns
Application of Standard Deviation
Coefficient of Variation
Beta Alpha
Bonds
Present Value of a Bond
Yield to Maturity
Yield to Call
Yield to Put
Systematic Risk
Price Risk
Interest Rate Risk
Default Risk
Yield Curve & Theories regarding shape of yield curve
Unsystematic Risk & Non-Risk factors that influence yields
Duration & Modified Duration
Immunization of a bond portofolio

Fundamental Analysis
EIC Framework
Economic Analysis: Leading, Lagging & Co-incident macro-economic indicators
Expected Direction of movement of stick prices with macro-economic variables in
Indian Context
Industry Analysis: Stages of Life Cycle, Porter’s Five Forces Model, SWOT analysis,
Financial Analysis of Industry
Company Analysis
Unit 2
Share Valuation
Dividend Discount Models – No Growth, Constant Growth, Two Stage Growth
Model, Multiple Stages
Relative Valuation Model using P/E ratio, Book Value to Market Value
Technical Analysis: Meaning, Assumptions, Difference b/w Technical &
Fundamental Analysis
Price Indicators – Dow Theory, Advances & Declines, New Highs & lows –
circuit filters
Volume Indicators – Dow Theor. Small Investor volumes
Other Indicators – Futures, Institutional Activity
Trends – Resistance, Support, Consolidation, Momentum
Charts – Line Chart, Bar Chart, Candle Chart, Point & Figure Chart
Pattersn – Head & Shoulders, Triangle, Rectangle, Flag, Cup & Saucer, Double
Topped, Double Bottomed
Indicators – Moving averages
Efficient Market Hypothesis
Concept of Efficiency: Random Walk, Three Forms of EMH and implication
for investment decisions (no numerical in EMH & techninacl analysis)

Unit 3
Portofolio Analysis: Portfolio Risk & Return
Markowitz Portofoloia model: Risk & Returns for 2 & 3 asset portofoli
Concept of efficient frontier & optimum portofolio
Market Model: Concept of beta systematic & unsystematic risk
Investor Risk & Risk Preference: Indifference curves & the efficient frontier
Traditional portofolio management for individuals: Objectives, Constraints,
Time Horizon, Current Wealth, Tax considerations, Liquidity Requirements and
anticipated inflation
Asset Allocation: Asset allocation pyramid, Investor life cycle approach
Portofolio Management Services: Passice – Index Funds, Systematic Investment
Plans, Active – Market Timings, Style Investing

Unit 4
CAPM: Efficient frontier with a combinatior of risky and risk free assets
Assumption of single period classical CAPM model
Characteristic Line, Capital Market Line, Security Market Line
Expected Return, Required Return,, Overvalued and Undervalued assets
Mutual Funds: Introduction, Calculation of Net Asset Value of a Fund,
Classificiation of mutual fund schemes by structure and objective, Advantage &
Disadvantage of investing through mutual funds
Peformanc evaluation using Sharpe’s Treyonor’s & Jensen’s measures

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