Investors prefer hefty returns along with tax benefits in the post Covid years
tax benefits are the significant factors influencing the post Covid investment decisions, said a study jointly conducted by the PHD Research Bureau, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIIMS), Rohini.
The industry body conducted a study with the objectives to analyse the factors influencing the individual investments across various financial instruments and to compare the investor behaviors towards selected financial instruments in pre and post Covid years.
The time period considered for the analysis includes two years of pre-pandemic (FY 2018-2020) and two years of post-pandemic (FY 2021-23).
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A total of six financial instruments were considered to assess the changing investor preferences in pre- Covid and post Covid pandemic years including mutual funds, bonds, stocks, derivatives, gold and real estate.
The questionnaire was based on multiple choice questions based on five factors including degree of risk, tax benefits, liquidity, degree of returns and regularity of returns (from investment option).
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