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Hedging Effectiveness with Physical Delivery and Cash Settlement at Indian Commodity Futures Market: An Empirical Compar

Hedging Effectiveness with Physical Delivery and Cash Settlement at Indian Commodity Futures Market: An Empirical Comparison Analysis. Prasanna Kumar Barik Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Lakamanahalli, Dharwad, 580 004, India. & M V Supriya Assistant Professor Department of Management Studies

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Hedging Effectiveness with Physical Delivery and Cash Settlement at Indian Commodity Futures Market: An Empirical Compar

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  1. Hedging Effectiveness with Physical Delivery and Cash Settlement at Indian Commodity Futures Market:An Empirical Comparison Analysis Prasanna Kumar Barik Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Lakamanahalli, Dharwad, 580 004, India. & M V Supriya Assistant Professor Department of Management Studies Anna University, Chennai, 600 025, India.

  2. Objective (s) for the Future Study • To define and analyze the ‘hedging effectiveness’ at both the physical delivery and cash settlement at commodity futures market • To study the relationship between the market participants’ trading strategy and the above event analysis. • To study the impact of the market participants’ behaviour on market makings in relation to the ‘hedging effectiveness’. • Why do they like so? Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  3. This is because, • In usual observations, the commodity futures market may have the following issues, • Price Risk • Basis Risk • Market Efficiency • Diversification of resources and thereby its impact on Economic Growth • Trading option i.e. dependency on physical delivery or cash settlement Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  4. In this context, the prior studies are: • Barik and Supriya (2005, 2006, 2007a and 2007b): Defined and analyzed the Market activities like hedging ratios, speculation ratios and arbitrage ratios. All are having adverse effect on profit maximization causing insolvency situation at the Nifty futures. • Gurrib, Ikhlaas (2007): Found that there is insignificant relationship between the large hedgers and speculators’ and major macro-economic events in US commodity futures market. • Kabra (2007): Questioned on the financialization of commodity market and its effect on real economy. • Bhattacharya (2007): Outlined infrastructural and regulatory matters and importantly focused on the trading option issue. Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  5. Therefore, the “Hedging Effectiveness” hypothesis and its empirical test arises. Understanding IGARCH (1, 1) model of Barik and Supriya (2005, 2007a and 2007b) and Considering Multivariate GARCH (1, 1) model, this study will follow Park and Switzer (1995) Bivariate GARCH (1, 1) model. This is follows as: At Cash Settlement: Where, Then Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  6. At Physical Delivery Settlement Where, Then, Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  7. For data, we will depend on NCDEX and if there is need, we will depend on primary study at NCDEX. For the estimation, the Regression Analysis on Time Series (RATS) econometric package will be used. References Barik, Prasanna K. and M. V. Supriya (2005), “Signaling In Indian Futures Market”, The ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance, April 11(4), pp. 13-30. Barik, Prasanna K. and M. V. Supriya (2006), “Signaling in Indian Derivatives Market: A Study on Futures Market”, Management Matters, Volume 1, Issue 6 (March-August), pp.119-122. Barik, Prasanna K. and M. V. Supriya (2007), “S & P CNX Nifty Futures at NSE India: An Empirical Analysis, Asia-Pacific Business Review, Volume 3, Number 1 (January-June), pp. 67-90. [a] Barik, Prasanna K. and M. V. Supriya (2007), “Signaling in S & P CNX Futures Market at NSE, India”, Forthcoming in the journal of ‘Decision’, Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, [b] Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  8. Bhattacharya, Himadri (2007), “Commodity Derivatives Market in India”, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol.XLII, No. 13 (March 31), pp.1151-1162. Gurrib, Ikhlaas (2007), “Do large Hedgers and Speculators React to Events? An Analysis of Stability and Events”, The ICFAI Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. V, No.2, pp.31-41. Kabra, Kamal Nayan (2007), “Commodity Futures in India”, Economic and Political Weekly”, Vol.XLII, No. 13 (March 31), pp.1163-1170. Park, Tae H. and Lorne N. Switzer (1995), “Bivariate GARCH Estimation of the Optimal Hedge Ratios for Stock Index Futures: A Note”, The Journal of Futures Markets, Vol.15, No.1, pp.61-67. http://www.thehindubusinessline.com http://www.ncdex.com Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

  9. Now, I require suggestions and comments on this research proposal. Thank You Prasanna K. Barik, Associate Fellow, C.M.D.R., Dharwad-04.

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