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    Comparison of mutual fundportfolios empirically

    Neha Agarwal(1)

    Abhishek Arora(3)

    Mahima Arya(4)AbhishekSahay(26)

    Sohin Savla(28)

    Amit Agarwal

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    Objective

    To study the performance of 15 schemes of mutual fundsbased on risk-return relationship

    Standard measure like mean return, beta and coefficient

    of determination

    The time-tested models of mutual funds performanceevaluation given by Sharpe, Treynor and Jensen have also

    been applied

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    The various measures of return / risk and portfolio performance

    used are:-

    Return

    The return from a Mutual fund scheme () at time t is :

    The Mean Return of the mutual fund scheme () is :

    =1

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    The return on the market (representative by a stock index)

    at time t :

    11 The mean Return of the market portfolio () over a periodof time :

    =1

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    Risk

    The risk is calculated on the basis of the following:-

    Beta (): i.e., funds volatility as regard market index

    Standard Deviation (): i.e., funds volatility or variation

    from the average expected return over a certain period

    Co-efficient of Determination (R2): i.e., the extent to

    which the movement in the fund can be explained by

    corresponding benchmark index ( here, NSE Nifty )

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    Sharpe Ratio

    The Sharpe measure provides the reward to volatility

    trade-off

    Sharpe Measure Where,

    = average return on mutual fund portfolio

    = average risk free return= standard deviation of excess returns(over the sample period)

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    Treynor Ratio

    Treynor ratio is computed as the average return of the

    portfolio in excess of the risk-free return divided by theportfolio's beta

    where = beta risk value for the mutual fund portfolio

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    Jenson Model

    A risk adjusted performance measure

    This measure involves evaluation of the returns that thefund has generated vs. the returns actually expected out of

    the fund given the level of its systematic risk

    Required return of a fund at a given level of risk (Bi) can

    be calculated as:

    Ri = Rf + Bi (Rm - Rf)

    Where, Rm is average market return during the given

    period

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    MUTUAL FUND

    SCHEMERETURN BETA SHARPE RATIO TREYNOR RATIO

    Can equity tax saver Moderate High +ve under performer +ve under performerFranklin india

    bluechipGood Low +ve over performer +ve under performer

    Franklin india primaplus Good

    Low

    +ve over performer

    +ve under performer

    HDFC Top 200 Excellent High +ve over performer +ve under performerMagnum Global 200 Excellent High +ve over performer +ve under performerReliance growth fund Good High +ve over performer +ve under performerICICI Prudential tax

    plan Excellent High +ve over performer +ve under performerICICI Prudential

    powerPoor Low -ve under performer -ve under performer

    ICICI prudential

    growthGood Low +ve over performer +ve over performer

    Reliance income fund

    Poor

    High

    -ve under performer

    -ve under performer

    Birla income plus moderate Low -ve moderateperformer

    -ve moderate

    performerKotak Bond regular

    planGood Low -ve over performer -ve over performer

    ICICI prudential

    incomegood Low -ve over performer -ve over performer

    TATA income fund Poor Low -ve under performer -ve under performer