TY  - BOOK
AU  - Singh, Preeti
TI  - Investment Management: Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
SN  - 9789352739080
U1  - 332.6/SIN/Inv 
PY  - 2021///
CY  - Mumbai
PB  - Himalaya Publishing House Pvt.Ltd
KW  - Investment
N1  - Book Purchased Under BCOM Funds @ Rs.525/-; Contents :

1. Investment Management – An Introduction
2. Indian Securities Market
3. Securities Exchange Board of India
4. Risk
5. Returns
6. The Investment Alternatives (Bonds, Preference Shares and Equity Shares and Derivatives)
7. Derivatives
8. Security Valuation
9. Alternative Forms of Investment
10. Dividend Policies and the Investor
11. Investor and Interest Rates
12. Fundamental Analysis
13. Technical Analysis
14. Efficient Market Theory
15. Portfolio Analysis
16. Portfolio Selection and International Diversification
17. Techniques of Portfolio Revision
18. Performances Measurements of Managed Portfolios (Mutual Funds)
Glossary
Appendices
N2  - nvestment Management is a useful insight to the world of investment. In India, the interest in investment has become alive after 1991 when globalization and liberalization was set in as a part the economic reforms in India. Science stock markets have many intermediaries and processes of purchase and sale of securities, it is important that the money of the investors is safe and also brings a return in addition to their normal income. Many universities have introduced investment management as a subject to provide an understanding of various channels and sources and options in the investment world.

The Indian Market is dynamic and changes take place in investment opportunities. There are many options available but the investor has to take wise decisions to gain money. This revised edition of the book has explained the return on securities and how single and combination of securities provide returns.

Investment management extends beyond the Indian boundaries as investments now in different countries. ADRs, GDRs., debt financing and loan syndication all extend to investment in different countries.

This book has been written to provide information to students and teachers in India on various kinds of securities that are available. It also explains theories and practical aspects of investing in different countries.

The book has been written in a very simple style to reach out to students. It explains the concepts with the illustrations and examples. It has explanations and gives the latest developments in Indian Stock Markets. It also gives the function and guidelines of Securities Exchange Board of India which is the market regulator
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