SYNOPSIS

ON

“COMPARISION OF MUTUAL

FUND SCHEMES IN ICICI

PRUDENTIAL”

BY

PRAJAKTA P. DEMAPURE

MBA. SEM-III

Guided by-

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G.H. RAISONI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

FOR WOMENS, HARIGANGA MIDC CAMPUS, NAGPUR

Comparison of Mutual Fund

Schemes in ICICI Prudential

INTRODUCTION :

Mutual Fund

A Mutual Fund is body corporate registered with

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) that

pools up the money from individual/ corporate investors

and invest the same on behalf of the investors / unit

holders in equity shares, Government Security, Bonds

call money market etc. and distributes the profits.

In other words mutual fund allows an investors to

indirectly take a position in a basket of asset.

OBJECTIVE :

• To understand the concept of Mutual Fund.

• To understand working & growth of Mutual Funds in India.

• To compare the top Mutual Funds according to their

performance.

• To compare the Mutual Funds with financial products or

different investment options available to investors.

• To know the structure of mutual funds in India.

• To know the future of Mutual Funds in India.

• To evaluate investor’s perception about Mutual Funds as an

investment tool.
 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY :

Research study is to be done by collecting data from primary as

well as secondary sources .

A)Primary Data-

Use of questionnaire to find out which scheme of ICICI Prudential

is Preferable.

B)Secondary Data-

Use of past performance record of a particular scheme through,

KIM , Scheme/ offer Documents, Journals and Magazines, web

sites.
BIBILOGRAPHY :

• www.mutualfundsindia.com

• www.google.com

• www.rediffmail.com

• I. M. Pandey
 SYNOPSIS

ON

“INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERS”

BY

MUGDHA D. DHARMADHIKARI

MBA. SEM-III

Guided by-

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G.H. RAISONI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

FOR WOMENS, HARIGANGA MIDC CAMPUS, NAGPUR

IPO ( Initial Public Offer)

An Introduction

(2006 to 2009)
 MEANING OF IPO AND INTRODUCTION :

• Corporate may raise capital in the primary market way of an

initial public offer, right issue or private placement.

• An initial public offer is the selling of securities to the public in

the primary market.

• It is the largest source of funds with long or indefinite maturity

for the company.

• It include the sale of securities to the public at large.

• In recent year one of the hottest topics in the financial area is the

plethora of opportunities associates with Initial Public Offer

(IPO).

• When a private company decided to go public people can invest

it and being some of it shares.

• During the last half of the 1990’s many new IPO’s come to

making investor healthy.

• It is find big risk, there is no way to judge what the company’s

stock will do once traded so the future.

OBJECTIVE :

• To understand the concept of IPO

• To understand working & growth of IPO in India.

• To know the future of IPO in India.

• To compare IPO according to the performance of company.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY :

Collection of Data

Through Secondary Data –

A.Magazine – The information of IPO collected from

following Magazines-

a) Money Today

b) Capital Market

c) Money Outlooks

B. Internet- The Web sites used for data collection are –

a) www.moneyprove.com
 b) www.capitalmarket.com

C.Journals- Data collected for study is from-

a) Business Center b) Economic Time

HYPOTHESIS :

Present research work try to prove that IPO market will grow

in next 2 to 5 year in India. Financial year under consideration

2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09.

 PROJECT FINDING & RECOMENDATION :

There is great opportunities of IPO as there is rise in number

of people who want to invest in share market but these people also

want to take low risk.

 BIBILOGRAPHY:

• www.N.S.E.India.com

• www.B.S.E.India.com

• www.Money Central.com

• Financial Market by Avdani

• Indian Economy by Mishra & Puri

• Business Line Journal

• Mint Journal

SYNOPSIS

ON

“AN OVERVIEW OF STOCK EXCHANGE”

BY

RENUKA D. KADU
 MBA. SEM-III

Guided by-

G.H. RAISONI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

FOR WOMENS, HARIGANGA MIDC CAMPUS, NAGPUR

“AN OVERVIEW OF STOCK EXCHANGE”

 INTRODUCTION :

• In a modern capitalist economy, almost all commodities, even the

smallest, are produced on a large scale; and large-scale production

implies large amounts of capital. The joint stock company or the

corporate form of organization is ideally suited to secure large

amounts of capital from all those who have surplus funds and who

are willing to take risks in investing in companies. It issues stock

and bonds and enables those with surplus funds to invest them

profitably in either of them, according to their convenience and

temperament.

• The stock exchanges are absolutely essential for the proper

functioning of corporate enterprise. They provide the necessary

 mobility to capital and direct the flow of capital into profitable and

successful business undertakings.

• Stock market represents the secondary market where existing

securities are traded. Stock exchange provides and organized

mechanism for purchase and sale of existing securities. Stock

exchanges are intricately interwoven in the fabric of nations

economic life. Stock exchanges is an essential concomitant of

capitalistic a system of economy.

OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY UNDER PROJECT:

• Create a single integrated national level solution with access

to multiple markets for providing high quality low cost

services to millions of investors across the country.

• Create a liquid and vibrant national level market for all listed

companies in general and small capital companies in

particular.
 • Provide trading, clearing and settlement facilities to the

Traders and Dealers across the country at their doorstep with

decentralized support system.

DATA COLLECTION :

The collection of Data is an important part in the process of Research

work. The quality and credibility of the results derived from the application

of research methodology depends upon the relevant accurate and adequate

data.

Data Collection :
For this study secondary method of data collection is used in which use of

internet , journals, stock exchange, newspaper is used.

Abolish the system of carry forward.

• Market making.

• Management Information System.

• Governing Body (GB) and management of stock Exchanges.

6) BIBLOGRAPHY :

• www.NSC.India.com

• www.BSC.India.com
• www.NCFM.com

• Stock Exchange and Investment : V. Raghunathan

• Indian Security market : O. P. Gupta