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    Innovative Products in InternationalMarket

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    Gaurav Bhattar

    From

    Rajasthan

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    Jignesh Nayak

    FromGujarat

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    Sudipto Roy

    FromWest Bengal

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    Krushna Mantri

    FromMadhya Pradesh

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    Kirti Dalvi

    FromMaharashtra

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    All of us came togetherfor Prof. N .K. Gupta

    Presentation

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    Innovative Products

    y Weather Derivatives

    y Terror Futures

    y Volatility Index

    y REITS

    y FIDEMAccount

    y Equity Insurance

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    Introduction to Weather Derivatives

    Weather derivatives are financialinstruments that can be used by organizations orindividuals as part of a risk management strategy to

    reduce risk associated with adverse or unexpectedweather conditions. The difference fromother derivatives is that the underlying asset(rain/temperature/snow) has no direct value to price

    the weather derivative.

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    Weather Derivatives

    y Farmers can Hedge when they have poor crops

    y Insure crops against rainy weekends in summers

    y Gas and Power companies use HDD and CDD

    y Sport event managing company can hedge

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    Innovative Products

    y Weather Derivatives

    y Terror Futures

    y Volatility Index

    y REITS

    y FIDEMAccount

    y Equity Insurance

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    Real estate Investment trust

    ORI GI N DATE BACK TO THE 1880S

    A TAX DESIG NATION FOR A CORPOR ATION

    REQUI RED TO DI STRI BUTE 90% OF THEI R

    I NCOME

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    Types of REITs

    y EquityREITs

    y Mortgage REITs

    y Hybrid REITs

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    ASIAPACIFIC TRANSACTION BY VOLUMEAND SECTOR

    OFFICE , 31%

    RETAIL, 22%INDUSTRIAL, 10%

    MIXED, 11%

    RESIDENTIAL, 13%

    OTEL, 3% OT

    ERS, 10%

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    COUNTRY OFFI

    CE

    INDUST

    RIAL

    RETA

    IL

    DIVERSI

    FIED

    SPECIALI

    ZED

    HOTE

    LS

    HEALTH

    CARE

    RESIDEN

    TIAL

    UNITED STATES 17 7 25 7 13 8 6 17

    UNITED

    KINGDOM

    18 5 74 1 2 0 0 0

    SINGAPORE 16 19 55 0 6 0 0 4

    JAPAN 64 2 14 3 0 1 0 16

    HONG KONG 29 54 0 5 12 0 0 0

    AUSTRALIA 22 16 54 5 2 1 0 0

    NEW ZEALAND 46 15 27 3 9 0 0 0

    CANADA 13 14 41 0 11 0 5 16

    SOUTH KOREA 67 0 0 33 0 0 0 0

    COUNTRY WISE PROPERTYSPLIT (%)

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    No. Of REITs

    Countries Dec-09 Jun-08 Jun-07 Jun-06

    America 142 148 169 253

    United Kingdom 20 19 14 N/A

    Hong Kong 7 7 7 4

    Singapore 20 20 16 11

    Japan 41 42 41 38

    Germany 4 2 N/A N/A

    Australia 57 64 58 58

    New Zealand 8 8 10 6

    Canada 30 33 26 33

    South Korea 3 6 6 11

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    Innovative Products

    y Weather Derivatives

    y Terror Futures

    y Volatility Index

    y REITS

    y FIDEMAccount

    y Equity Insurance

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    y 24 Hour market

    y

    Highly robust

    y Avg. daily turnover USD 3 trillion per day

    y High currency volatility

    y Fine pricing/Super-fast quotes

    Forex Market

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    y 9 to 5 market

    y Limited market makers

    y Avg. daily turnover USD 48 billion

    - Merchant 13 bln

    - Interbank 35 bln

    y RBI close overview

    Indian Forex Market

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    y ADR

    y GDR

    y FCCB

    y FCEB

    y ECB

    Instruments

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    y Introduced to the financial markets in 1927y Are bought and sold on American markets just like

    regular stocksy Each ADR Represents Some Number OfShares OfUnderlying Stock

    y E.g. Infosys Issued 2 ADRs For Each Share In IndianStock Market

    y Level 1 - Most Basic TypeLevel 2 - Slightly more requirements than Level1Level 3 Most Prestigious

    AMERICAN DEPOSITORY RECEIPTSAMERICAN DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS

    (ADRS)(ADRS)

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    y Deposit Agreement

    y Lesser Reporting Requirements As Compared ToSecurities Exchange Commission Of USA

    y Used as Currency for Mergers and Acquisitionsy Institutional Investors can Buy

    y Payment of Dividends in the GDR Currency

    y T+3 settlement

    y More than 900 GDRs listed on exchangesworldwide, with more than 2,100 issuers from

    80 countries.

    GLOBAL DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS (GDRS)GLOBAL DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS (GDRS)

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    y Debt instruments - convertible into equity of the company

    y Both FDI and ECB policies are applicable

    y

    Coupon rate must not exceed 300 basis points over SBI PLR

    y RBI approval

    y Restriction on use of proceeds

    y Proceeds to be parked abroad till required in India

    y Preferred by companies for raising funds for overseas expansionsand acquisitions

    Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds

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    FCEB Scheme was notified on February 15, 2008

    A security offered by an issuing company and subscribed to

    by investors living outside India and exchangeable intoequity shares of another company, which is called theoffered company.

    Issuing Company must - Part of the promoter group &hold

    the equity shares

    Offered Company - Listed company

    Foreign Currency

    Exchangeable Bonds

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    y Permitted by the Govt. as an additional source of fundsto Indian Corporate

    y

    Borrower can access ECB under two routes, namelythe automatic route and the approval route

    y Under the automatic route up to US $ 500 million in afinancial year

    y Under the Approval route above US $ 500 million in afinancial year

    External Commercial

    Borrowings


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