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We ask whether a portfolio of large-cap mutual funds in India generates any diversification benefits as compared to holding a single large-cap index tracking exchange-traded fund. Using a mix of traditional measures like correlation and covariance of excess returns, and measures like tracking...
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We show that a monthly-rebalanced, long-only portfolio of top-decile stocks selected from the NIFTY100 using `off-the-shelf' momentum criteria significantly outperforms the NIFTY100 Index - both in terms of absolute returns (by 10.70% pa) and risk adjusted returns, with a mean turnover of 32.10%...
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We believe investors should be willing to pay a higher price for higher quality companies. We build a composite quality score using 'off -the-shelf' criteria and publicly available financial data and show that a quarterly-rebalanced, long-only portfolio of 12 stocks selected using our score in...
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We report on nominal and inflation-adjusted returns of 5 asset classes (equities, fixed deposits, gold, currency, bonds, and housing) using a dataset of India Rupee returns curated from various sources starting from 1992. Historical average long-terms real-returns range from 1.0% pa (range: 0.6...
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We show an inverse relationship between elevated valuations (high CAPE) and forward real-returns over 1, 3, 5, and 10 years in India, similar to other international studies. There is a reasonable probability (38%) that 1-year returns are negative when CAPE is in its highest quintile. While...
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We compute the Fama-French three- and five-factor and momentum factor returns for Indian equities between October 2006 and February 2022 using data from Refinitiv Datastream following two breakpoint schemes. We show a high correlation between our factor return estimates and those reported in the...
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How many stocks are required to reduce unsystematic risk significantly is an important question for investors. While there is a large body of research on the subject in the United States, there is little formal work on this question in India. We show that a 15-20 stock portfolio, the traditional...
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