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Analysis of risk & return of 2 companies under 2 Portfolios (minimum variance portfolio) Presented By: Raju Avhad (01) Arpita Chakraborty (06) Sonali Daine (11) Digamber Jangam (22) Nishank Gonsalves (16)

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Analysis of risk & return of 2companies under 2 Portfolios (minimum variance portfolio)

Presented By:Raju Avhad

(01)Arpita Chakraborty

(06)Sonali Daine

(11)Digamber Jangam

(22)Nishank Gonsalves

(16)

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Investment analysis

• Portfolio Management

• Portfolio Selection

• Security Analysis

– Assessing the Risk

– Assessing the Return

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Portfolio management

Investment objectives & Constraints

Investment objectives & Constraints

Choice of Asset MixChoice of Asset Mix

Portfolio StrategyPortfolio Strategy

Selection of SecuritiesSelection of Securities

Portfolio EvaluationPortfolio Evaluation

Portfolio RevisionPortfolio Revision

Portfolio ExecutionPortfolio Execution

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Portfolio selection

• Portfolio Theory- Harry Markowitz (1950)

• Diversification of a Risk

• Portfolio Risk

• Optimal Portfolio

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Security Analysis

• Return

– Reward for undertaking investment

– Measurement of a historical return

– Components of a Return:• Periodic Return• Capital Gain/Loss

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Cont…

Total Return= Dividend+ (P1- P0) P0 Where, P1= Ending Price of the

Investment P0= Beginning price

Rate of Return= Total Return * 100

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Risk

• Possibility that the actual outcome of an investment will differ from its expected outcome

• Types of a Risk:-– Business Risk– Interest Rate Risk– Market Risk

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Cont…

• It is associated with variability in the return

• Methods to measure variability of a return:-

– Range of Return– Variance– Standard Deviation

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Measuring historical risk

• Measures of a risk are variance or standard deviation

n

• Variance= Σ (Ri – R ) / n-1

i=1 • Standard Deviation = ( Variance)

1/2

2_

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Cont…

• Where, Ri = return from stock in period

( i= 1, 2, …….., n) R = arithmetic return n = number of periods

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covariance

• Changing pattern of securities

• Positive Covariance

• Negative Covariance

• Minimum Variance Portfolio

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• State Bank of India(SBI).

• Larsen & Toubro(L & T)

• Hero Honda

• Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Selection of Securities in 2 Portfolios

Portfolio 1 Portfolio 2

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Introduction of companies

• Largest state-owned banking and financial services company in India

• Founded: 1st July 1955

• Chairman- O. P. Bhatt

• Banking Services

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Cont…

• Revenue: $ 28.212 billion

• Profit : $ 2.4732 billion

• Total Assets: $ 323.04 billion

• Total Equity: $ 18.519 billion

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Financial Condition of SBI

  Mar ' 10 Mar ' 09 Mar ' 08 Mar ' 07 Mar ' 06

Profit before tax 13,926.10 14,180.64 10,438.90 7,625.08 6,837.36

Net cashflow-operating activity

-1,804.99 29,479.73 -856.87 -1,776.07 6,039.14

Net cash used in investing activity

-1,761.52 -1,651.93 -2,798.01 -284.56 -1,134.18

Net cash used in fin. activity

-3,359.67 5,097.38 19,371.12 9,494.11 461.98

Net inc/dec in cash and equivlnt

-6,926.18 32,925.18 15,497.65 7,433.49 5,366.94

Cash and equivalnt begin of year

1,03,110.02 71,478.62 51,968.69 44,535.20 39,322.10

Cash and equivalnt end of year

96,183.84 1,04,403.80 67,466.34 51,968.69 44,689.04

Cash flow

Dividend HistoryDividend History

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Quarterly Trends Annual Trends

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Graphs to Study

Stock Prices at BSE

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Larsen & toubro

• Multinational Conglomerate Company

• Founded : Mumbai (1938)

• Engineering & IT Services

• Products: Power Generation, Cement Plants, Ships

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Cont…

• Revenue: $ 9.54 billion

• Operating Income: $ 1.59 billion

• Net Income: $ 1.18 billion

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Financial Condition of L&T

Cash flow

Dividend HistoryDividend History

  Mar ' 10 Mar ' 09 Mar ' 08 Mar ' 07 Mar ' 06

Profit before tax 5,880.67 3,940.41 3,155.47 2,004.89 1,383.40

Net cashflow-operating activity

5,482.75 1,478.57 1,945.24 2,130.45 1,369.25

Net cash used in investing activity

-6,071.73 -3,308.53 -5,241.89 -1,588.17 -1,326.30

Netcash used in fin. activity

1,245.56 1,640.79 3,166.68 -31.05 -287.77

Net inc/dec in cash and equivlnt

656.58 -189.17 -129.97 511.23 -244.82

Cash and equivalnt begin of year

775.29 964.46 1,094.43 583.20 828.02

Cash and equivalnt end of year

1,431.87 775.29 964.46 1,094.43 583.20

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Quarterly Trends Annual Trends

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Graphs to Study

Stock Prices at BSE

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Hero Honda

• Joint venture between hero group of India & honda of Japan

• Automotive Industry

• Founded: 19th January 1984

• Chairman: Brijmohan Lal Munjal

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Cont…

• Products: Motorcycles, Scooters

• Revenue: $ 2.8 billion

• Second largest two-wheeler manufacturer in the world

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Financial Condition of Hero Honda

Dividend HistoryDividend History

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Quarterly Trends Annual Trends

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Graphs to Study

Stock Prices at BSE

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Tata consultancy services

• Largest provider of Information Technology & business process outsourcing services in India

• Industry: IT Services

• Founded : 1968

• Chairman: Ratan Tata

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Cont…

• Services: Outsourcing, Software Products

• Revenue: $ 6.52 billion

• Operating Income: $ 1.8 billion

• Profit: $ 1.58 billion

• Total Assets: $ 6.112 billion

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Financial Condition of TCS

Cash flow

Dividend HistoryDividend History

  Mar ' 10 Mar ' 09 Mar ' 08 Mar ' 07 Mar ' 06

Profit before tax 6,370.38 5,139.68 5,003.86 4,170.68 3,074.35

Net cashflow-operating activity

6,264.74 4,874.12 3,827.91 3,551.26 2,344.42

Net cash used in investing activity

-4,556.64 -3,162.22 -2,404.90 -2,076.42 -1,464.97

Netcash used in fin. activity

-1,969.65 -1,588.25 -1,424.77 -1,075.35 -882.30

Net inc/dec in cash and equivlnt

-261.55 123.65 -29.62 385.97 -5.10

Cash and equivalnt begin of year

554.83 417.00 557.14 171.17 176.27

Cash and equivalnt end of year

293.28 540.65 527.52 557.14 171.17

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Quaterly Trends Annual Trends

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Graphs to Study

Stock Prices at BSE

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Table For Calculation of Return

Year Closing Date

Dividend Rate of Return(%)

Date Closing Date

Dividend Rate of Return (%)

Aug-2005 917 0 - Aug-2005 1332.95 17.50 -

Aug-2006 930 14 2.94 Aug-2006 2401.05 22 81.78

Aug-2007 1599.50 14 73.77 Aug-2007 2582.75 11 8.03

Aug-2008 1403.60 21.50 -10.90 Aug-2008 2589.85 15 0.86

Aug-2009 1743.05 29 26.25 Aug-2009 1567.60 10.50 -39.07

Aug-2010 2764.85 20 59.77 Aug-2010 1812.45 12.50 16.42

State Bank Of India Larsen and Toubro

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Risk, Variance and Standard Deviation

Year(1)

Return(Ri)(2)

Deviation(Ri-Ravg)(3)

Square of Deviation(4)

Return(Rj)(5)

Deviation(Ri-Ravg)(6)

Square of Deviation(7)

(Ri-Riavg)*(Rj-Rjavg)(3)*(6)

2006 2.94 -27.37 749.12 81.78 68.17 4647.15 -1865.81

2007 73.49 43.18 1864.51 8.03 -5.58 31.14 -240.94

2008 -10.90 -41.21 1698.26 0.86 -12.75 162.56 525.43

2009 26.25 -4.06 16.49 -39.07 -52.68 2775.18 213.88

2010 59.77 29.46 867.89 16.42 2.81 7.8961 82.78

State Bank Of India Larsen and Toubro

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For SBI

• Expected Return- Ri = 30.31

= 5196.25/4 =1299.07

= 36.04

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Time Series of Yearly Rates of Return For SBI

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For L&T

• Expected Return- Ri = 13.61

= 7623.92/4 = 1905.98

= 43.65

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Time Series of Yearly Rates of Return For L&T

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Interpretation

• Standard deviation of L & T is more than SBI but return is less

• Risk factor is more in case of L & T

– Risk Lover- L & T– Risk Averse- SBI

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Covariance and Correlation

• Covariance between SBI & L&T =• Σ (Ri – R ) (Rj – R ) /5

=-1284.66/5= -256.93

»Correlation = Covariance/i*j

= -256.93/ (36.04*43.66) = -0.16

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InterpretationsParticulars SBI Securities L&T Securities

Expected Returns 30.31 13.61

Standard Deviation(Risk) 36.04 43.66

Correlation -0.16

Covariance -256.93

• The Return of SBI shares are more than that of L&T.

• The Risk associated with SBI is lesser than that of L&T.

• The negative correlation between 2 securities indicates

that the returns for the two stocks does not move

together in a linear manner.

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Time Patterns of Returns for 2 assets with Negative Correlation

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Table For Calculation of Return

Year Closing Date

Dividend Rate of Return(%)

Date Closing Date

Dividend Rate of Return (%)

Aug-2005 646.70 20 - Aug-2005 1405.85 8 -

Aug-2006 720.30 20 14.47 Aug-2006 996.05 3 -28.58

Aug-2007 648.60 17 -7.59 Aug-2007 1065 3 7.22

Aug-2008 825.05 17 29.53 Aug-2008 812.45 3 -23.43

Aug-2009 1511.35 19 85.49 Aug-2009 527 2 -34.89

Aug-2010 1791.80 80 23.85 Aug-2010 843.85 2 60.50

Hero Honda Tata Consultancy Services

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Risk, Variance and Standard Deviation

Year Return(Ri)

Deviation(Ri-Ravg)

Square of Deviation

Return(Rj)

Deviation(Ri-Ravg)

Square of Deviation

(Ri-Riavg)*(Rj-Rjavg)

2006 14.47 -14.74 217.26 -28.58 -32.43 1051.06 477.87

2007 -7.59 -36.8 1354.24 7.22 11.06 122.32 -407.01

2008 29.83 0.62 0.3844 -23.43 -19.59 383.77 -12.15

2009 85.49 56.28 3167.44 -34.89 -31.05 964.10 -1747.49

2010 23.85 -5.36 28.73 60.50 64.34 4139.64 -344.89

Hero Honda Tata Consultancy Services

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For Hero Honda

• Expected Return- Ri = 29.21

= 4768.05/4 =1192.01

= 34.53

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Time Series of Yearly Rates of Return For Hero Honda

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For TCS

• Expected Return- Ri = -3.84

= 6660.89/4 = 1665.22

= 40.81

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Time Series of Yearly Rates of Return For TCS

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Covariance and Correlation

• Covariance between Hero Honda & TCS =• Σ (Ri – R ) (Rj – R ) /5

= -2033.64/5= -406.74

»Correlation = Covariance/i*j

= -406.74 / 34.53*40.81 = -0.29

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InterpretationsParticulars Hero Honda Securities TCS Securities

Expected Returns 29.21 -3.84

Standard Deviation(Risk) 34.53 40.81

Correlation -0.29

Covariance -406.73

• The Return of Hero Honda shares are more than that of TCS.

• The Risk associated with Hero Honda is lesser than that of

TCS.

• The negative correlation between 2 securities indicates

that the returns for the two stocks does not move together in a

linear manner.

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Time Patterns of Returns for 2 Assets with Negative Correlation

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Minimum Variance Portfolio• Weights of the Individual Assets in the Portfolio:-• W = - Cov + - 2Cov

= (43.66) – (-256.93) =0.58 (36.04)+(43.66)-2*(-256.93)

• W = - Cov + - 2Cov

= (36.04) – (-256.93) =0.42 (36.04)+(43.66)-2*(-256.93)

SBI SL

SLS L

L

SL

SLL

S

S

2

2 2

2

22

2

2 2

2

2 2L&T

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Return and Risk of Portfolio

• Return On Portfolio E(R ) = W * E(R ) + W * E(R )

= 0.42 * 13.61 + 0.58 * 30.31 = 23.296 = 23.30

• Risk of Portfolio = ( * W + * W + 2* * * Corr * W * W )

= [(36.04) * (0.58) + (43.66) * (0.42) +2*36.04*43.66*(-0.16)*0.58*0.42]

= (650.538) = 25.51

p S S L L

p S S S SL L L LSL2222 1/2

1/2

1/2

2 2 2 2

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Minimum Variance Portfolio• Weights of the Individual Assets in the Portfolio:-• W = - Cov + - 2Cov

= (40.81) – (-406.73) =0.56 (34.53)+(40.81)-2*(-406.73)

• W = - Cov + - 2Cov

= (34.53) – (- 406.73) =0.44 (34.53)+(40.81)-2*(-406.73)

Hero Honda

HT

HTH T

T

HT

HTT

H

H

2

2 2

2

22

2

2 2

2

2 2TCS

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Return and Risk of Portfolio

• Return On Portfolio E(R ) = W * E(R ) + W * E(R )

= 0.56 * 29.21 + 0.44 * (-3.84) = 14.67

• Risk of Portfolio = ( * W + * W + 2* * * Corr * W * W )

= [(34.53) * (0.56) + (40.81) * (0.44) +2*34.53*40.81*(-0.29)*0.56*0.44]

= (494.96) = 22.25

p H H T T

p H H H HT T T THT2222 1/2

1/2

2 2 2 2

1/2

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Conclusion

• The return on Portfolio 1 is more than that of Portfolio 2.

• The risk associated with Portfolio 1 is more than that of Portfolio 2.