Loyola College Indian Securities Market Question Papers
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LOYOLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), CHENNAI – 600 034
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M.Com. DEGREE EXAMINATION – COMMERCE
SECOND SEMESTER – April 2009
CO 2811/CO 2807 – INDIAN SECURITIES MARKET
Date & Time: 20/04/2009 / 1:00 – 4:00 Dept. No. Max. : 100 Marks
SECTION-A
(Answer ALL questions) (10×2=20)
- Give the expansion of ICRA and CRISIL.
- What do you understand by derivatives?
- Who are allowed to function as merchant bankers?
- What is listing?
- What do you mean by “volatility”?
- Define “Hedging”.
- Give the names of any two leading power sector companies on the basis of Profitability.
- What is market index?
- The price of a company’s stock on 10th may 2008 was Rs.880.The price on 3rd June 2008 was
Rs.1020 and dividend received during the year was Rs.13 per share. Calculate the rate of return on
the stock?
- Coupon rate =Rs.80.
Price of the bond = Rs.1,000.
Maturity value = Rs.1,200.
Calculate the holding period return.
SECTION-B
(Answer any FIVE questions) (5×8=40)
- Bring out the differences between the primary market and secondary market
Operations in India.
- Explain the following concepts relating to Government securities:
- Yield structure b) Yield Curve c) Valuation methodology.
- What is rights issue? State the advantages of rights issue.
- Briefly explain the conditions to be fulfilled for the registration of merchant bankersIn India.
- Compare and contrast between Forwards and Futures.
- State and explain the various powers of stock exchanges to make Bye-laws.
- a) A wants to buy a share and hold it on for 5 years. He estimates Rs.8 as dividend to be paid by
the company continuously for the next 5 years. He hopes to sell the share at Rs.100 at the end of
the 5th year. What is the present price? His required rate of return is 20%. (4-marks)
- Felix bought three stocks during 2007.From the following details given below,
Find out whether his expectations are fulfilled or not. His expected return on investment
is 25%. (4-Marks)
| STOCK | PRICE ON 1.4.07
(Rs) |
PRICE ON 30.11.07
(Rs) |
DIVIDEND
(Rs) |
| A | 480 | 1,100 | 3.50 |
| B | 620 | 1,700 | 2 |
| C | 1,230 | 1,620 | 2.50 |
18.a) An investor buys NIFTY Futures contract for Rs.2,80,000 (lot size 200 futures). On
The settlement date, the NIFTY closes at 1,378.Find out his profit or loss, if he pays
Rs.1,000 as brokerage. What would be the position, if he has sold the futures
contract? ( 4- marks)
- b) The shares of Lookmen Ltd, are being traded at Rs.250 on BSE. Its futures for 1 month, 2 months
and 3 months are also available on the BSE. If the risk free rate is 12% p.a and no dividend is
expected during the period, what should be The equilibrium price of these futures? (4-marks)
SECTION-C
(Answer any TWO questions) (2×20=40)
- Briefly explain the various reforms introduced in the Primary market operations in India.
20 a) Explain in detail the salient features of OTCEI with the benefits of getting OTCEI listing for
the Investors. (12-marks)
- Bring out the advantages of credit rating to various parties involved in the Investment activities..
- a) Discuss the procedure adopted for clearing and settlement of transactions by National
Securities Clearing Corporation Limited (NSCCL)
- b) 9% bond (life 5 years) is issued by a company at 90%.It is redeemable at a Premium of 5%.
Find out the post-tax YTM for the investor, whose Marginal Income tax rate is 30% and capital
gain tax rate is 10%.