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Abstract
The study aims to documents the presence of escalation on Institutional Investors and
Commodity derivatives market by using the Semi-Log Growth Model with the monthly
dataset from April 2016 to October 2019 with 43 Observations. To construct the semi log
growth model need to fulfill the four assumptions they are i) There is no serial correlation in
the data, ii) The data are normally distributed, iii) There is no Heteroskedasticity and iv) The
data must be stationary. These assumptions are fulfill means the predicted growth model is
fit. Variables have been chosen for the study are Institutional Investors and Commodity
derivative market in India. Institutional investors are classified into two they are Foreign
Institutional Investors and Domestic Institutional Investors; Bullion segment is selected in
Futures Commodity Derivative market in that gold and silver commodity is chosen for
analyzing purpose. A Semi-log Growth model demonstrates that there is presence of
escalation in chosen Institutional Investors and Futures Commodity Derivatives market in
India. Therefore, the study exemplifies that the investors can bravely invest in the commodity
derivative market in India.