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Portfolio Management and Equity Research in the context of Bangladesh

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Portfolio Management and Equity Research in the context of Bangladesh

Course Title : Security pricing and portfolio Theory
Course Code : (F-407)

Prepared For: Md Sajib Hossain Lecturer Department of Finance University Of Dhaka

Prepared By:

Sl.No. Name ID
01 Tarikul Islam 16-008
02 Imtiaz Jahangir Murad 16-066
03 Tapash pal 16-078
04 Md. Fayzul Hoque 16-100
05 Md. Kajol Hossain 16-128
06 Md. Ismail Hossain 16-130

Letter of Transmittal

October 01, 2013
Md Sajib Hossain
Lecturer
Department of Finance
University of Dhaka

Subject: Submission of the report

Dear Sir,
We are submitting here with our assigned report on “Portfolio Management and Equity Research in the context of Bangladesh”. It is the requirement of BBA program from the Department of finance, University of Dhaka. In spite of a number of limitations, we have exerted our best effort to prepare this report and to make it a vivid & comprehensive one for accomplishing my academic requirement as well as the need of the enrichment of our knowledge on “Portfolio Management and Equity Research in the context of Bangladesh”. We hope it will serve the purpose.

So, we request you to accept the report and give us a proper suggestion to work in the battlefield life. we shall always be obliged to furnish our clarification regarding this report, if required. If we did any mistake, we are looking forward to your important advice.

Sincerely,
________________
Md. Ismail Hossain
(on behalf of our group)
Roll-16-130
BBA 16th Batch
Department of Finance
University of
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