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Thursday, July 31, 2014

PGDM Warm up is done! UPDATED

Dear All PGDM students,
We have done warm up sessions. Now is the time to start the big game.
Here I am uploading ppt for the next lecture on investment alternatives. When we meet on Friday morning, I want all of you come prepared for the session.

Good Luck.
Download ppt for Investment Alternatives.
Download  Lecture audio
Audio of Lecture on Monday 4th August

Friday, July 25, 2014

Introduction for PGDM students

Dear PGDM students,
It was good to see a good number of students in the class yesterday. I am uploading power point slides that we will cover in the next lecture, as well as the audio of the introductory lecture. I suggest that you all go through the power point before coming to the lecture. And those who were absent, please start attending college regularly.

Lectur 1 ppt
Lecture 1 Audio file

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Nobel Awards!

Dear Friends,
I must mention one unique thing about this subject, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management (SAPM for MBA) or Investment and Portfolio Management (IPM for PGDM). This subject has a great distinction in terms of Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science, popularly Nobel Prize. Perhaps, this is the only subject of entire two year management course that has as many as SIX Nobel Laureates (winners).
Aflred Nobel minted on the Medal
These great people are:
                    James Tobin (1981)
                    Franco Modigliani (1985) 
                    Harry Markowitz (1990)
                    Merton Miller (1990)
                    William Sharpe (1990)
                    and Eugene Fama (2013)
You people must have studied Modigliani and Miller (MM) model in your Financial Management subject. Both of them have won Nobel at different times. We will study theories of these great people in our subject and that is why I call this subject as one of the most exciting subjects of the curriculum.
I hope you will appreciate the efforts put in by these Laureates in making finance easy (or rather difficult) for common man.

I wish one of you also develop a taste for the subject and win a Nobel in future. Good Luck.