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Case Code: FINC144
Case Length: 09 Pages 
Period: 2014-2016   
Pub Date: 2018
Teaching Note: Available
Price:Rs.250
Organization : DPV Investment Research
Industry : Financial Services
Countries : India
Themes: Technical Analysis
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Finance
Human Resource Management
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Economics
Leadership & Entrepreneurship

A Portfolio Restructuring Dilemma

 
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ACTIVE PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT BECOMES DIFFICULT

 

As the years went by, Kapil grew busy both in his professional and family life and did not find enough time to do proper research on a prospective company before investing in it. And as time went by, he invested a good amount in a few stocks without really doing proper research. By the time he realized it, his overall portfolio returns had started moving southward. ..

 
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FORTHCOMING PAYMENT
Kapil had to make a loan repayment of Rs. 1.2 million in the next six months and for this payment, he planned to liquidate a part of or his total stock portfolio. ..
 
DHAVAL P VYAS INVESTMENT RESEARCH
DPV Investment Research was one of the leading financial consultancy firms in India. The company, based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, a state in western India, was founded in 2007 by Dhaval P Vyas, an eminent technical analyst. .
 
KAPIL APPROACHES DPV INVESTMENT RESEARCH
Kapil approached Dhaval on February 13, 2016, for a restructuring of his portfolio. Dhaval still remembered the first time he had met Kapil through video conferencing. Dhaval said..
 
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AT DPV INVESTMENT RESEARCH
At DPV Investment Research, new customers who wanted to change their portfolios were asked to fill up an essential form – the ‘Risk Profile Questionnaire.’ Dhaval said.
 
TIME TO TAKE A DECISION
Back home, Kapil was in a dilemma as he went through the relevant data of the companies that Dhaval had asked him to include and exclude from his portfolio (Refer to Exhibit V and VI for stock data).
 
EXHIBITS
Exhibit I: Details of Kapil’s Portfolio as on May 16, 2014
Exhibit II : Details of Kapil’s Portfolio as on February 12, 2016
Exhibit III : SReturns from Portfolio between May 16, 2014 and February 12, 2016
Exhibit IV :Questionnaire Filled by Clients of DPV Vyas Investment Research
Exhibit V : Stocks Data of Kapil’s Portfolio on May 16, 2014 (Partial Data)
Exhibit VI : Stocks Data of Companies Suggested by Dhaval P Vyas Investment Research (Partial Data)