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1. RESEARCH PROJECT REPORT
ON
EFFECT OF COVID 19 ON FINANCIAL AVENUES IN INDIA
NAME-YOGESH KUMAR
MBA 4th SEMESTER
SECTION-C
ROLL NO-2000110700180

2. OBJECTIVE
TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE FINANCIAL AVENUES IN INDIA
TO UNDERSTAND THE EFFECT OF COVID 19 ON FINACIAL AVENUES IN INDIA

3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
• The study is based on secondary sources of data. Data on
daily closing prices of indices Nifty and Sensex have been
collected from the official Website of BSE and NSE . Data are
collected from including both the period before and during
COVID-19.
• Data for the study has been taken from the Indian Insurance
Regulatory Authority of India and General Insurance Council
of India websites. The data contains the segment-wise
business figure of the general insurance sector.

4. EXPLORATORY RESEARCH DESIGN
Exploratory research is defined as a research used to
investigate a problem which is not clearly defined. It is
conducted to have a better understanding of the existing
problem, but will not provide conclusive results.
SOURCES OF DATA COLLECTIONS- SECONDARY
DATA
JOURNALS
WEBSITES
REPORT

5. ANALYSIS OF DATA COLLECTED
GRAPH-1

6. INTERPRETATION
• In this graph it is a india’s major stock exchange Bombay
stock exchange sensex.
• After the outbreak of the COVID‐19, the stock market
came under fear as BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty fell by
38%. It leads to a 27.31% loss of the total stock market
from the beginning of this year.

7. GRAPH-2

8. INTERPRETATION
• This is a mutual fund graph in this graph we see that the
performance which shows the negative TREND when hit
the covid .
• This is a ICICI PRU BLUE CHIPS FUND on 23 march its
shows growth in negative trend -16.82% growth

9. GRAPH-3

10. INTERPRETATION
• Much before Covid-19’s impact reverberated across
economies and led to a crash in global stock markets,
gold prices had started their upward glide since May 2019
to culminate into a nearly 40 per cent jump in less than a
year. The present gold prices in India are even higher, as
they jumped from around Rs 32,000 per 10 grams to
nearly Rs 53,300 per 10 gram during the same period, a
nearly 45 per cent return

11. GRAPH-4

12. INTERPRETATION
• As compared to the last six months of the pre-COVID-19
era, the market value of all insurance sectors has
decreased since the COVID-19 strike, except for health
insurance.
• Figure 2a shows that, prior to the pandemic, the health
insurance business saw a year-over-year increase of
12.99% in premium collection, while the motor insurance
business saw a 6.03% increase in premium growth. While
Figure 2b shows that since the pandemic, health
insurance has been steadily increasing at a rate of

13. FINDINGS
All the sector showing negative trend on the covid
pandemic period except the gold market.
Mutual fund can easily beat the sensex and nifty which is
less risky.
Some sector of insurance industry also shows the positive
trend during this pandemic period.

14. SUGGESTIONS
To force the listed companies to publish their actual report
with actual and proper information that can insure the intrest
of investors.
Offering hybrid experiences (humans and AI, physical and
virtual, direct and agent based.