"Impact of recomposition of the KMI-All Share Index on the performance " by Sajid Sikander

Student Name

Sajid SikanderFollow

Degree

Master of Science in Islamic Banking & Finance

Department

Department of Finance

Faculty/ School

School of Business Studies (SBS)

Date of Submission

Spring 2022

Supervisor

Dr. Irum Saba, Associate Professor & Program Director MS-IBF, Institute of Business Administration, Karachi

Keywords

Pakistan Stock Exchange, Karachi Meezan Index (KMI), Shariah Compliance, Islamic Capital Market

Abstract

This project report seeks to analyze the impact of recomposition of Shariah Index on the returns of stocks. This study investigates the effect of the inclusion and exclusion of stocks in the KMI All Share index on their share price/returns. The quantitative approach has been applied, and secondary data available on Pakistan Stock Exchange data portal was used. The sample data is obtained for three years (from July 15, 2019, till January 03, 2022) with semiannual recomposition totaling 139 inclusions and 132 exclusions from the KMI-All Share Index on Pakistan Stock Exchange.

The methodology used in this study to analyze the risk and returns of the stocks included or excluded from the KMI-All Share Index, to evaluate the impact on the volumes of KMI – All Share before and after the event of a change of Index, and on the return and volatility of the KMI-All Share Index is event study technique to determine Cumulative Abnormal Returns (CAR) of stocks. The study finds out that included stocks and excluded stocks do not show significant changes in their returns and share prices due to the event under consideration; moreover, its impact on volumes, returns, and volatility of the KMI-All Share Index remains insignificant. It is recommended that the regulator i.e., SECP should provide incentivization to the Shariah-compliant companies. Moreover, SECP and PSX should focus on creating awareness amongst the investor about the Shariah-compliant products and services in the PSX while also providing incentives including relaxation in tariffs and Capital Gains tax, etc. which would help increase the investor base and promote Islamic Capital Market in Pakistan.

Document Type

Restricted Access

Submission Type

Research Project

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