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FD PROJECT REPORT
SUBMITTED TO PROF. SANJAY DHAMIJA
BY GROUP 9
BATCH II
Table of Contents
Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3
Objective 1: ........................................................................................................................... 4
Objective 2: ........................................................................................................................... 5
Objective 3: ........................................................................................................................... 5
Objective 4: ........................................................................................................................... 7
Introduction
The project involves creation of a portfolio, hedging and increment and reduction of Beta. Thus,
we divide this report in four sections, one each for the four given objectives. The excel file
containing all the calculations has been attached.
For creation of the portfolio and calculation of Beta, National Stock Exchange has been
considered the benchmark and adjusted closing prices of NSE have been considered to calculate
returns.
Standard deviation: Standard deviation has been taken over the five years period by calculating
STDEV for daily returns and multiplying it by the square root of the number of days.
Stocks Chosen: TCS, Reliance, Maruti, Hindustan Unilever and Asian Paints have been chosen
to make the portfolio. Beta has been calculated using the following formula.
The overall value of the portfolio has been kept close to 10,00,000 Rs. According to this, the
weights of the stocks have been distributed among the five stocks and number of shares has been
selected appropriately. The portfolio value has been calculated as the weighted average of
adjusted closing prices of all the stocks.
Figure 2 shows the calculation of Beta of a portfolio. It can be observed that there are 102 shares
of TCS, 190 of Reliance, 24 of Maruti, 120 of HUL and 100 of Asian Paints, contributing to
20%, 23%, 22%, 21% and 14% of the portfolio value respectively. From the calculations, the
portfolio Beta came out to be 0.806, which implies that we have a stock choice which is less
volatile with respect to the market.
Objective 1:
Contract Size 75
NIFTY Future (opening price) as on 1st August,
2018 for expiry of 30th August, 2018 11,379.95
Spot Price on 1st August, 2018 11,346.20
Spot Price on 30th August, 2018 11,676.80
Value of one Future Contract of NIFTY 853,496.25
Beta of Portfolio 0.8063
Value of Portfolio 1,000,262.11
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Risk Free Rate 8.05%
Index Value as on 30th August, 2018 11,676.80
Index Return 2.91%
Portfolio Return 2.48%
Gain on Portfolio 24,781.70
Gain/Loss on a Future (296.90)
Gain/Loss on total contracts shorted (22,267.50)
Total Gain 2,514.20
Objective 2:
The objective 1 was to increase the beta by 0.3. Beta is simply a proxy for the systematic risk of
an asset compared to the risk of the market overall. A portfolio beta is therefore simply a
weighted average of the betas of each asset held in the portfolio. To increase the Beta of the
portfolio we must buy future contracts or go long on the appropriate number of futures.
Case 2
Beta of Portfolio 0.806
Value of Portfolio 1,000,262.11
NIFTY 50 Option Contract Size 75
NIFTY put option (opening price) as on 1st August, 2018
for expiry of 30th August, 2018 (PE) 338.3
Strike Price 11700
Spot Price on 1st August, 2018 11,346.20
Spot Price on 30th August, 2018 11,676.80
Value of one Future Contract 25,372.50
Risk Free Rate 8.05%