MGT201_Topic127 — Transcript
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- 0:00This is 127th
- 0:03module of our course on financial
- 0:05management.
- 0:07And we are starting our discussion on
- 0:09risk and return.
- 0:12Risk and return
- 0:14are two concepts
- 0:16which go together, hand in hand. Yani
- 0:19risk and return do essay concepts here
- 0:23jinko alayda alayda samajhna mushkil
- 0:26hai. Bulky home a ek dusre ki nisbat se
- 0:29use samajhne ki koshish karni hai.
- 0:32When we define return,
- 0:34it is simply the additional amount that
- 0:38we get on our investment.
- 0:41When we use the term return, the other
- 0:44term
- 0:45that is very obvious and that should be
- 0:48discussed along with return is
- 0:51investment.
- 0:52Investment ka matlab hai ke hum apna
- 0:55paisa agar kuch waqt ke liye forego kar
- 0:59dete hai, kisi ko de dete hai, kisi
- 1:01jagah par invest karte hai,
- 1:04to uske natije mein hame kuch waqt ke
- 1:07baad additional amount, additional
- 1:10return milta hai. And this is what we
- 1:13say is the concept of return. So, when
- 1:17we say that
- 1:19we are earning some return, it means
- 1:22that we have made some investment.
- 1:24And the rate of return or the amount of
- 1:28return is certainly that every investor
- 1:32would consider.
- 1:35Ye return ek investor ko kis shakal mein
- 1:37milta hai?
- 1:39Uske liye ye zaroori hai ke hum jaane
- 1:41investment ki kya do bunyadi kisme ho
- 1:44sakti hai.
- 1:46One investment may be in what is called
- 1:50equity. Yani hum kisi business
- 1:53organization, kisi company ke shares
- 1:56kharid le
- 1:57aur us company ke malik ban jaye. As we
- 2:00know that shareholders are the owners of
- 2:02a company.
- 2:03And the other possibility is that we
- 2:07give a loan or a debt to the company and
- 2:10we become a debt holder.
- 2:13A shareholder is also an investor and a
- 2:17debt holder is also an investor.
- 2:20How can an individual be a lender to a
- 2:24corporation or a business organization?
- 2:28Individuals purchase bonds of the
- 2:31companies or debt certificates or debt
- 2:35securities of a company to become
- 2:38lenders and investors in the form of
- 2:41debt to the company.
- 2:55profit uh
- 2:56And the profit when distributed among
- 2:59amongst these shareholders, it is called
- 3:03dividend.
- 3:11And likewise, the lenders, the bond
- 3:15holders, the debt security holders,
- 3:18the return that they get is generically
- 3:21called interest. So, return uh
- 3:25additional amount uh
- 3:30or interest reform uh
- 3:47the result uncertainty uh no matter
- 3:51risk means that when we are investing
- 3:54our money,
- 3:55how unsure we are that what will be the
- 4:00return that we'll get?
- 4:02If we are sure that the rate of return
- 4:06or the amount of return that we will get
- 4:09on our investment will be exactly the
- 4:12same as we have anticipated,
- 4:16then there is no risk.
- 4:31But this is not the case whenever we are
- 4:33making investments, particularly when we
- 4:36are talking about stock markets and
- 4:39security markets, capital, and other
- 4:41types of markets where most of the
- 4:44investor put their money. So, risk is
- 4:47uncertainty
- 4:48of return.
- 4:50Let's take it a little forward.
- 4:54When we talk about
- 4:56risk with reference to investment in
- 4:58shares and in bonds,
- 5:01actually, initially, there is an
- 5:03expectation of return from our
- 5:05investment.
- 5:37Expected return on an investment is
- 5:41actually the average or mean return on
- 5:44that investment of the past few
- 5:48years or months or weeks or days even.
- 5:52And when we talk about risk,
- 5:55it is the probable deviation
- 5:59from that expected return.
- 6:17Because in reality, we cannot be sure
- 6:20that our expected return or our actual
- 6:23return both will be the same.
- 6:25So, the deviation or we can say the
- 6:28possible deviation or the probable
- 6:31deviation from our expected return,
- 6:34which is the mean,
- 6:36is actually the
- 6:38risk.
- 6:39Now,
- 6:40the last thing that we need to
- 6:43understand and remember about these two
- 6:46concepts of risk and return,
- 6:49that these are directly proportional to
- 6:52each other.
- 6:54What is meant by directly proportional?
- 7:17So, securities where the risk level is
- 7:20high provide higher return and
- 7:23securities where the risk level is low
- 7:26also provide lower return. To conclude
- 7:30our discussion on this basic concept of
- 7:32risk and return analysis,
- 7:35we would say that return is what we get
- 7:39on our investment. But, the question
- 7:43that we need to have in our mind is the
- 7:46year return positive be or something or
- 7:50you return negative be or something
- 7:53and that is something which is related
- 7:56to risk and this is something that we
- 7:58will discuss in detail in our next
- 8:01modules.
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