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Capital Market Awareness
What is a Stock Market ? Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
First and Oldest Stock Exchange in Asia –
Founded as The Native Stocks & Share Brokers Association in 1875
Largest number of listed companies - 5,249
7th largest exchange in Asia in terms of Market Capitalization
8th Largest Exchange in World – number of trades in Equity Shares
New Platform for trading in equities of SMEs
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BSE Market Offerings Cash Market
Derivatives
Currency Derivatives
Interest Rate Derivatives
Debt Market segment
ETFs/Mutual Funds
BSE SME Platform
How the Capital Market Operates
Settlement System: T+2 Settlement System
Day Time Description of activity
T9:15 a.m. – 3:30
p.m.Trade Day
T+1
By 11:00 a.m.
Confirmation of all trades (including custodial
trades) Facility of an exceptional window for late
confirmations would be made available by the
exchanges
By 1:30 p.m.Processing and downloading of obligation files to
brokers / custodians
T+2By 11:00 a.m. Pay-in of securities and funds
By 1:30 p.m. Pay-out of securities and funds
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How the Capital Market Operates
e-trading
BOLT on-line Trading System at BSE
Benefits :
Lower Transaction Costs
Increased Liquidity & Transparency
Greater Competition
Time Efficient & Automated
De-materialization (Demat)
Shares held in electronic format (Non-Physical)
Facilitates electronic settlement of trades
Maintained & monitored by Depository Participant (DP)
e-trading Screen
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Capital Market Regulator - SEBI
Capital Market Watchdog
Established under SEBI Act, 1992
Promotes Investor Education
Monitors Insider Trading
Regulates Stock Exchanges
Working of all Intermediaries, Stock Brokers
Prohibits Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices
Asset Class Offerings Equity
Direct Equity Equity Mutual Funds
Debt Bank FDs Corporate FDs Debt Mutual Funds Government Instruments (PPF, NSC, Post Office Savings)
Gold ETFs Fund of Funds
100 = 20 .…. How ?
Now that Rs. 100 has become 20, how will one make Rs. 20 work optimally ???
Illustration Amount
Base Income 100
Less : Direct Tax 30
Post Direct Tax Income 70
Non - Discretionary Expenses 35
Indirect Taxes 5
Net Income 30
Net Investible Income 20
Demon of Inflation
1200.00
300.00
50.00
40.00
22.20
48.35
2008
830.85LPG Cylinder
2620.27Zodiac Men’s shirt
259.12Petrol (per litre)
224.00Masala Dosa
52.00Hamam Soap
104.0018.90Colgate toothpaste (100 gm tube)
2017?Item 19878.05
3.05
3.50
7.99
56.15
225.00
7.85
14.00
25.48
137.85
510.00
1997
You Have to Invest to Beat Inflation
FD Returns = 9% Interest is taxable
Clearly, ONLY Low Risk Clearly, ONLY Low Risk FDs will erode your FDs will erode your
capitalcapital
More than ~70% of Investors Funds find More than ~70% of Investors Funds find their way to FD’stheir way to FD’s
Equity v/s Debt – Performance RecoEquity v/s Debt – Performance Recordrd
EquityRs. 790 in July 2014 at a CAGR Return of 18.3%
After Tax
DebtRs. 236 in July 2014 at a
CAGR Return of 6.2% After Tax**
Investment of Rs. 100 invested in March 2003 would have been
** assumed investor is in Highest Tax Bracket
BEATING INFLATION – Equity Investing BEATING INFLATION – Equity Investing High Risk
Two year Bull Run in a 7-8 years7-8 years
Pulls up overall average returns
* Minimum period of remaining invested is 7-10 years
Returns Difference – Over the Returns Difference – Over the Longer TermLonger Term
HUGE
Scheme Category / Benchmark Indices
CAGR % Returns (13th August, 2014)
1 year2
years3
years5
years7
years10
years
Large Cap Funds 54% 27% 15% 16% 15% 23%
Mid Cap Funds 87% 36% 23% 24% 19% 21%
Balanced Funds 60% 27% 17% 19% 15% 22%
Ways of Participating in the Equity Market
Direct Equity
Through Mutual Funds
Selecting a Stock
Management
Business Model
Numbers
Story behind the Numbers
Industry Outlook
Annual Report
Investing v/s Trading Time Frame v/s Immediate
Level of Market Expertise
Long Term v/s Speculative
Delivery v/s Square Off
Returns v/s Zero Sum Game
Capital Markets – Road Ahead
Current Participation – 2%; Year 2025 – 10-15% participation
Indian Equity Market - Strong Potential for Growth
Investment Cycle has to re-start
Sheer Size of Indian Economy
Changing Demographics in India
InvestingInvesting in Mutual in Mutual Funds Funds
What are Mutual Funds
Pool of Money
Professionally Managed
Governed by AMFI and SEBI
Sponsor / Trustee, AMC
Mutual Fund Terms AMC
Corpus
AUM
NAV & Units
Fund Factsheet
Expense Ratio
NFO
Types of Mutual Fund Schemes Equity Mutual Fund Schemes
Large Cap / Multi Cap / Mid & Small cap / Sectoral Funds
Debt Mutual Fund Schemes
Liquid / Ultra Short Term / Dynamic Bond / Income / Gilt
Balanced Funds
Gold Fund of Funds
Tax Saving Schemes
Advantages of Investing through MFs Wide choice of products
Relatively easier to invest – in terms of operations
Less Volatile
Possible to invest small sums
Facilitates disciplined investing
Mutual Fund Taxation
LTCG = Long Term Capital Gains, STCG = Short Term Capital Gains; ** With effect from 11th July, 2014
Ways of Investing in Mutual Funds
Systematic Investment Plan
Systematic Transfer Plan
Systematic Withdrawal Plan
Lumpsum
KYC & Procedures
Mutual Fund Investment Options Growth
Dividend
Dividend Re-investment
MF Portfolio Creation – Key Parameters
Goals & Objectives
Risk Appetite
Allocation & Diversification
Consistent Performance Track Record
Fund Manager Performance Record
AMC Experience & Total Corpus
Measuring MF Performance Benchmarking
Peer Group Performance Comparison
Understanding Strategies
Statistical Measures
Equity - Sharpe Ratio
Debt - Duration, Credit Quality
Financial Planning Financial Planning using using
Asset AllocationAsset Allocation
What is Financial Planning
Achieving Financial Goals
An Individual has to deal with
Investments
Insurance
Taxes
Retirement
Financial Planning Concerns
Do I need to look at my PF everyday
Equity is very risky !!!!
FD is the best
I must take a money back
insurance policy
It is too late / It is too early to plan
my finances
Is it only for wealthy people
I have a very small amount to
invest
Steps in Financial Planning Financial Goals
Buying a house Children's Education Children’s Marriage
Insurance Planning
Tax Planning
Retirement Planning
Estate Planning
Risk Profiling / Questionnaire
Risk profiling is a process for finding
Optimal Level of Investment Risk
Assessing Risk required
Risk Appetite
Risk Tolerance Levels
Financial Products
Equity Markets
Insurance Policies
Mutual Funds (Equity & Debt)
Fixed Deposits
Commodities
Small Saving Schemes
Real Estate
Financial Planning Life Cycle Stages
Wealth Creation
Wealth Consolidation
Wealth Protection
Power of Compounding
Monthly SIP Amount (`)
Expected Rate of Return
Estimated Corpus over 10
years
2,0002,000 15%15% Rs. 5.5 lakhRs. 5.5 lakh
3,5003,500 15%15% Rs. 9.8 lakh Rs. 9.8 lakh
5,0005,000 15%15% Rs. 13.9 lakh Rs. 13.9 lakh
Bull Cycle once in 7-8 years pulls up Bull Cycle once in 7-8 years pulls up Average ReturnsAverage Returns
Three Pillars of Investing Safety
Liquidity
Returns
Right Approach to Financial Planning
Prepare Comprehensive Financial Plan
List down all Assets
List down all Liabilities
Set Achievable Financial Goals
Asset Allocation- Importance
EQUITY if : Relatively High Risk Appetite Relatively longer time frame
for achieving goals Higher Investible Amount High Risk – High Reward
DEBT if : Non-Discretionary Nature of
Goals Diversification of Risks Low Risk – Low Returns Potential to provide Regular
Income
GOLD if : Asset Class of the Last
Resort Optimizes Portfolio
Returns Traditional Hedge
CASH if : Foreseeable Near Term
Goal Contingency Funds
Re-balancing Asset Allocation Allocate based on Economic & Market
conditions
Provide Weightages based on Outlook
Create Asset Class Boundaries
Rebalance based on
Breaching Boundaries
Changing Outlook
Portfolio Monitoring Periodically Monitor
Adopt well defined strategy
Review Annually
Returns Consistency
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FINANCIAL PLANNING IS FINANCIAL PLANNING IS A FULL TIME ACTIVITYA FULL TIME ACTIVITY
THERE IS NO SHORT THERE IS NO SHORT CUT TO MAKING CUT TO MAKING
MONEYMONEY