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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
361

Individual Investors and Financial Disclosure

Lawrence, Alastair 10 January 2012 (has links)
Using detailed data of individual investors, this dissertation investigates whether and how individuals use financial disclosure and analysts’ signals. Chapter 1 shows that, on average, individuals invest more in firms with readable, concise, and transparent financial disclosures. The results indicate that these relations are less pronounced for overconfident investors, and that individual investors appear to place a greater weighting on such financial disclosure attributes relative to institutional investors. In supplementary analyses, I further examine cross-sectional variations among individuals in their use of disclosure, and find two main subgroups that do not display a preference for accessible and transparent disclosures. The first subgroup is speculative investors, whose investment strategies rely on conjecture rather than knowledge, and the second subgroup is financially literate investors, those with lower information processing costs. These findings support the notion that more accessible and transparent disclosures are used by those individuals who need them the most: i.e., the average American. Lastly, I examine whether individuals’ investment performance varies with financial disclosure attributes and show that individuals’ returns are, on average, increasing in firms with more accessible and transparent disclosures. Chapter 2 examines how individuals react to revisions in analysts’ recommendations and earnings forecasts. First, the analyses show that individuals’ abnormal trading activity increases by 30 percent in response to analysts’ recommendation revisions and by 15 percent in response to analysts’ earnings forecast revisions. Second, the analyses indicate that 47 percent of individuals trade consistently with analyst guidance and 53 percent trade contrarian to analysts’ guidance, which opposes the belief that individuals are a homogenous group of investors. The contrarian behavior is most common in response to analyst downgrades (i.e., purchasing after downgrades) and is most evident among individuals with better prior performance, individuals who trade infrequently, men, and older individuals. Lastly, the study provides evidence suggesting that trading contrarian to analysts is in general hazardous to individuals’ financial health. Taken together, the results indicate that individuals respond to analyst guidance and that individuals’ use of analyst guidance varies significantly with respect to their personal attributes.
362

Effectiveness of industrial estates: A locational comparison

Nagaiya, D 03 1900 (has links)
A locational comparison
363

The strategies of semiconductor industry while the financial crisis occurring-the case of N company

Huang, Ying-Chou 22 July 2010 (has links)
2008, the subprime mortgage of America caused the global financial crisis since 1930. The semiconductor company, Qimonda claimed bankrupt protection due to final issue. Most semiconductor companies including DRAM, IDM were hurt deeply by the financial crisis. This study researches by interviewing and referring the related documentation to understand the semiconductor industry¡¦s history and current situation. And provide the possible management strategies while the financial crisis occurring.
364

After financial Tsunami, relaxes research of our country Small and medium-sized enterprise impact strategy --Loans take the small and medium-sized enterprise as the example

Chen, Fong-meng 01 September 2010 (has links)
Facing this finance tsunami, the small and medium-sized enterprise own should have the correct management idea, understand positively the government provides each assistance, simultaneously the government directs the bank also to have necessity of the adjustment to financing of strategy the small and medium-sized enterprise, this is this article the main purpose. The short-term says, will face the relatively fierce market decline impact inevitably by the foreign trade small and medium-sized enterprise primarily. Even though after the financial tsunami subsides, within from 3 to 5 years, before the global trade demand extremely will be in the future possible the deflation which, because the US will expend, but greatly is inferior, on the other hand, because the enterprise operational risk will elevate relatively, the bank system will give the letter standard also possibly tends to be strict. Origin and influence after this research main discussion finance tsunami, the government loans the strategy small and medium-sized enterprise of by the bank system execution, to relaxes research of our country Small and medium-sized enterprise impact. This research by way of is related Wen Xianzheng , as well as the article offers the methodology and the historical review law studies under the globalization the financial crisis, the small and medium-sized enterprise and the government, in assists the small and medium-sized enterprise to loan in the strategy the result. This research discovered: The latter financial tsunami time, Our country Government is right 'the small and medium-sized enterprise to loan each condition to have the improvement. The research conclusion thought: The government should revise the credit support mechanism, and using the administrative method, enhances the bank to handle time this lending operation the elasticity and the wish, causes the small and medium-sized enterprise to obtain the fund affable synthesis effect, achieves the government to continue to support the industry and the stable economy policy.
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Tang, Tsui-pine 25 August 2004 (has links)
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366

The Performance Measurement of the Financial Holding Company in Taiwan

Huang, Yu-Chun 26 June 2006 (has links)
Recent trend of globalization has lead financial industry to an increasingly competitive environment. In respond to intensify market competition, mergers and acquisition (M&A) amounts financial institutions to become the strategic choice for firms to increase their market power. The trend also adds pressure on local financial institutions of Taiwan to improve their competitiveness for their global position. The result of it was the establishment of financial holding companies (FHC) to utilizes the use of resources and to achieve the economic of scale through M&A between companies. Therefore the market will weight more heavily on FHC and a tendency of continues M&A is expected for the next several years. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the performance of fourteen FCFs of Taiwan by looking their financial profitability, operating efficiency and asset quality and strategic resource allocation performance; the results are summarized as followed: 1.When look at the financial profit performance, Cathay FHC has the best performance therefore it ranks top of the list, and Chine Development FHC has the worse result and ranked at bottom of the list. 2.If look at from operating efficiency and asset quality¡¦s prospective, Chine development FHC, Taishin FHC and Shin Kong FHC are the top three amounts fourteen FHC of Taiwan. 3.To performance better in strategic performance ranking were associated with more diversified in subsidiaries of FCFs or FCFs which has less market shares. 4.In combine of the three performance measurements, Cathay FCF, Chinatrust FCF and Taishin FCF are the top three FCFs amount the fourteen and Chine Development FCF, Jin Sun FCF and Waterland FCF are rank as bottom three for their poor performance.
367

A Case Study of Financial Fraud Model¡V The Case of Rebar Group Enterprise

Liu, Yen-hsiao 23 June 2007 (has links)
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Hsia, Hsi-Ying 25 June 2007 (has links)
Since the dot-com bubble, the concept of Web2.0 infuses new strength and ideas to the industry of internet service. Many successful business models with the qualities of Web2.0 arises the attention all over the world. Web2.0 also announces the traditional internet business model will change dramatically. In addition to that, many Web2.0 acquisitions, such as Google-Youtube or Yahoo-Wretch, enhanced the E-business industry and focused by the world-wild investors. This research, A Project of applying the concepts of Web2.0 to Innovate Business Models, is based on an affiliated project (called I-Design.) sponsored by Triple-I. The research will establish financial evaluations to analysis the possibility of profitability of the project. After that, treating those individual factors with the sensitive analysis. According to the assessment of business modeling when the discount rate is 12%, the result reveals, the project NPV equals to 7,625,979NTD, and IRR is 19%, higher than the general required return 18%.Besides, PI is 2.24 and DPB is 4.01 years, tells that the project is highly profitable. Moreover, with sensitive analysis it concludes that the revenue inflows and the capital outflows are the two factors to the evaluation to the project. However, the revenue inflows is the main significant factor. Hence, the company should, before the price in the market fluctuate, actively develop nich services to increase the sales revenue, in support of the financial feasibility of the entire operation.
369

The Application of Standard Deviation for Financial Distress

Li, Chun-Hung 25 June 2007 (has links)
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370

The impacts on East Asian countries by international capital flows:The case of East Asian financial crisis

Chen, Chien-Chang 20 June 2001 (has links)
No English Abstract.

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