presentation on capstone project

8/3/2019 Presentation on Capstone Project

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GROUP MEMBERS :-

PUNEET MOHAN RQ2701B31

SATWINDER SINGH RQ2701B47

SIRPREET SINGH RQ2701B48

GURWINDER SINGH RQ2701B44

GURPREET NARANG RQ2701B46

TOPIC: - IMPACT OF BANKING AND REAL ESTATE ON NIFTY


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Standard &Poors CRISIL NSE Index 50 or S&P CNX Nifty

It has 50 stock index accounting for 23 sectors of the economy

Nifty is owned and managed by India Index Services andProducts Ltd. (IISL)

The basic instruments of NSE are:-

Exchange traded funds

Exchange-traded futures and options

Other index funds and OTC derivatives

The S&P CNX Nifty stocks represent about 60% of the totalmarket capitalization of the National Stock Exchange (NSE).


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A bank is a financial institution that serves as a financialintermediary

The term "bank" may refer to one of several related types of

entities:Central banks

Commercial banks

Co-operative banks

A bank pays out at a lower interest rate on deposits andreceives a higher interest rate on loans

The index for bank on Nifty is named as Bank Nifty


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The business of real estate; the profession of buying, selling,or renting land, buildings, or housing.

'Real Estate Law' is the body of regulations and legal codeswhich pertain to such matters under a particular jurisdiction.

The index for Real estate on Nifty is named as CNX Reality.

The terms 'real estate' and 'real property' are used primarilyin common law.


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To study the impact of banking and real estate on nifty.(BEFORE 18THJAN 2008, BETWEEN 18THJAN 2008 TO18TH MAY 2009 , AFTER 18 TH MAY 2009).

To study the correlation between movement of bankingindex and nifty.

To study the correlation between movement of real estateindex and nifty.


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In this study by doing correlation of banking index and real

estate index with the nifty we can find out the relativemeasures in order to safeguard the investment policies if anysudden fluctuation occurs in market in coming future as inthe time of recession during the year 2008 and in which sectoramong banking and real estate investor should invest during

that time.


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RESEARCH DESIGN: Descriptive study

SAMPLE SIZE: Data pertaining to last 5 years i.e 2006 to

2011,NIFTY, REAL ESTATE, BANKING

SOURCE OF DATA: Secondary data

TOOLS OF DATA ANALYSIS: SPSS and Excel sheet


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In This paper they consider the effects of changes (both inclusions

and exclusions) in the composition of the Nifty and Nifty index

for the period 1996-2003.

Price effects were observed only for the Nifty index on the

effective day averaging around 1.47%.

Also the study finds no significant changes in the liquidity of the

stocks that were either included or excluded to/from the Nifty.

This research paper is given by KUMAR S S S (2003)


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This research paper is given by KOTHARI ROOPAM (2009)

The Indian stock market experienced a great volatility inthe year 2007-08 and banks led this volatility.

This study looks at the performance of banking stocks vis-a-vis

S&P CNX Nifty in the period commencing from July 1, 2007 to

June 30, 2008.

The abnormal returns generated by the public and private sector

banks are compared separately. The results were substantiated

with the news analysis.


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It is given by FRATIANNI MICHELE et. al. (2009).

This paper examines government policies aimed at rescuing

banks from the effects of the great financial crisis of 2007-2009.

Concentrate on the fiscal side of interventions and ignore, by

design, the monetary policy reaction to the crisis.

The results appear consistent with the observed reluctanceof individual institutions to come forth with requests for

public assistance.


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This research paper given by MISHRA P. K. (2009).

They searched the stock market volatility has drastically increased

in recent days and economies are currently passing through aturbulent period, as reflected in all financial markets.

Financial institutions and other companies around the world

have been affected by volatility in the share and property markets.

This paper examines the behavior of time varying stock return

volatility in India.


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This research paper is given by D. Sornette et. al. on the financial

crisis of 2008.

Heavy central bank interventions and government spendingprograms have been launched worldwide and especially in the

USA and Europe.

We conclude that many of the interventions to address theso-called liquidity crisis and to encourage moreconsumption are ill-advised and even dangerous, giventhat precautionary reserves were not accumulated in thegood times but that huge liabilities were.


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This research paper is given by PHILLIPS PETER C. B. et. al. (2010).

It introduced to analyze the bubble characteristics of various financial

time series during the subprime crisis.

The tests also serve as an early warning diagnostic of bubble activity.

After the subprime crisis erupted, the phenomenon migratedselectively into the commodity market and the foreign exchangemarket, creating bubbles which subsequently burst at the end of2008, just as the effects on the real economy and economicgrowth became manifest.


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This research paper is given by PODDAR PROF. SANDEEP

(2010).

Global Economic recession is fading and the recovery processfrom the damages is entering another year.

Indian Economy, however just felt the blow of the global

economic recession and the real economic growth have seen asharp fall followed by the lower exports, capital outflow and

corporate restructuring.

Indian economy is bracing for higher economic growth backed by

uninterrupted foreign inflows.


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