Do Asymmetries in the Indian Equity Market Exist during the COVID-19?

Deepa Bannigidadmath and Philippus Albertus Truter

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2021, vol. 57, issue 10, 2838-2851

Abstract: This paper investigates the presence of asymmetry in correlations, betas and covariances between the market excess return and the excess return on each of the eleven industry, ten size, ten momentum and ten book-to-market portfolios. We arrive at three main findings. First, there is strong evidence of asymmetric covariance while the evidence for asymmetric correlations is weakest during COVID-19 period. Second, momentum and book-to-market portfolios exhibit strong evidence of asymmetry relative to the size and industry portfolios. Third, regardless of a single exceedance level or four exceedance levels, the downside correlations, betas and covariances are higher than the upside correlations, betas and covariances.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1080/1540496X.2021.1891882

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