The effect of gender on SIP investment behavior: An Analysis of risk tolerance and confidence among Bangladeshi male and female investors from capital market industry

Abstract

The production of studies pertaining to mutual funds necessitates a substantial quantity of secondary research and data gathering from reputable sources. Research is necessary to identify the primary variables that significantly influence the fund performance of Shanta Asset Management. This internship report aims to provide insights into the influence of many variables on investor behaviour. This research has acquired a span of either four or three years' worth of data from fund managers. Historical information was gathered to ensure the legitimacy of the data. The gathered survey data was then subjected to a multiple regression analysis. The report on the internship is divided into three chapters. The internship is thoroughly reviewed in Chapter 1. A summary of the student's internship program and an evaluation of the results attained are given in this report. It looks at the contributions the student made to the company, the benefits they gained from the internship, the difficulties they faced while doing the job, and suggestions for improving the internship program. In-depth background information about Shanta Asset Management is included in Chapter 2, along with a summary of the organization's mission, vision, and fundamental values. Lastly, Chapter 3 comprises an investigation of the risk tolerance and investor behaviour of Systematic Investment Plan. The components of this study encompass a literature review, theoretical framework, analysis objectives, methodology, results and discussions, and a conclusion derived from the findings of the conducted analysis.