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Financial market and Hong Kong economyPang, Chung-kit., 彭仲傑. January 1991 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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The determinants of beta: an empirical study with reference to the Hong Kong stock marketTsang, Hon-kwan., 曾漢君. January 1984 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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Modern portfolio analysis, capital asset pricing model and the Hong Kong stock marketWan, Wai-keung., 溫偉強. January 1981 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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Capital asset pricing model: is it relevant in Hong KongKam, Wai-hung, Simon., 甘偉雄. January 1993 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
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Behavioural asset pricing in Chinese stock marketsXu, Yihan January 2011 (has links)
This thesis addresses asset pricing in Chinese A-share stock markets using a dataset consisting of all shares listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges from January 1997 to December 2007. The empirical work is carried out based on two theoretical foundations: the efficient market hypothesis and behavioural finance. It examines and compares the validity of two traditional asset pricing models and two behavioural asset pricing models. The investigation is initially performed within a traditional asset pricing framework. The three-factor Fama-French model is estimated and then augmented by additional macroeconomic and bond market variables. The results suggest that these traditional asset pricing models fail to explain fully the time-variation of stock returns in Chinese stock markets, leaving non-normally distributed and heteroskedastic residuals, calling for further explanatory variables and suggesting the existence of a structure break. Indeed, the macroeconomic and bond market factors provide little help to the asset pricing model. Using the Fama-French model as the benchmark, further research is done by investigating investor sentiment as the third dimension beside returns and risks. Investor sentiment helps explain the mis-pricing component of returns in the Fama-French model and the time-variation in the factors themselves. Incorporating investor sentiment into the asset pricing model improves the model performance, lessening the importance of the Fama-French factors, and suggesting that in China, sentiment affects both the way in which investors judge risks as well as portfolio returns directly. The sentiment effect on asset pricing is also examined under a nonlinear Markov-switching framework. The stochastic regime-dependent model reveals that stock returns in China are driven by fundamental factors in bear and low volatility markets but are prone to sentiment and become uncoupled from fundamental risks in bull and high volatility markets.
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AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS IMPACTING HAY AUCTION PRICES AND THE POTENTIAL FOR NAP TO REDUCE ALFALFA REVENUE RISKDant, Madeline L. 01 January 2017 (has links)
Hay auctions have generally been understudied due to their unique market structure. Therefore, the factors that influence the price of hay at auction markets are not well-known. The price of hay at auction markets reflects the various characteristics that differentiate each lot of hay sold. This study is aimed at analyzing the determinants of Central Kentucky hay prices. A hedonic price model is estimated using data collected from a Central Kentucky hay auction. Known hay attributes include forage species, form, bale weight, and nutritive value. An important aspect of this analysis is to determine whether the quality measures of the hay are significant factors in determining hay prices in this auction setting. While price discovery of hay is important, it is also important to know about the insurance that is available to producers. Insurance for hay production is very limited with only two insurance programs available to Kentucky producers. An evaluation of the Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program is conducted by simulating yields from an alfalfa producer and alfalfa trials from University of Kentucky Agriculture Research Centers in Princeton and Lexington, Kentucky. This analysis reveals the effectiveness of the coverage levels offered through the program for alfalfa producers in Kentucky.
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Ranking vybrané skupiny pojišťovenTesařík, Martin January 2010 (has links)
This thesis deals with the performance evaluation of a selected group of insurance companies. The text is divided into several parts and begins with the explanation of theoretical frameworks for both insurance and the ranking process. This knowledge is then applied to the object of analysis. Mainly the financial performance of insurers was assessed, by means of the so-called spread indicator. Hence, part of the analysis is also a cost of equity calculation with the help of the Capital Asset Pricing Model. The outcome of this work is the ranking of analyzed insurance companies by their financial performance in 2007-2009. The contribution of the work can be seen not only in forming the ranking, but in demonstration of a practical application of the chosen methodology as well as in description of its advantages and disadvantages.
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Spellagens påverkan på aktiekurser : En eventstudie om huruvida beviljandet av spellicens har en positiv påverkan på spelbolagens aktierMao, Robin, Jonsson, Arvid January 2019 (has links)
Den svenska riksdagen röstade 2018-06-07 ja till regeringens förslag om en ny spellag. Den nya spellagen innebär bland annat införandet av ett licenssystem för spelbolag verksamma på den svenska spelmarknaden. Denna studie undersöker huruvida nyheter om beviljade licenser leder till positiv avkastning hos spelbolagens aktier. För att undersöka effekten av nyheterna utförs en eventstudie med licensierade spelbolag på den svenska och norska aktiemarknaden. Eventstudien undersöker eventfönster som består av en, fem, tio och tjugo dagar där signifikansen testas genom ett t-test. Resultaten visar att den kumulativa genomsnittliga abnormala avkastningen är signifikant för eventfönster med längd av en dag, men icke-signifikant för eventfönster med längd av fem, tio och tjugo dagar.
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The performance of secondary equity offerings on the Johannesburg Stock ExchangeAlves da Cunha, Jesse January 2016 (has links)
A research report submitted to the School of Economic and Business Sciences, Faculty of
Commerce, Law and Management, University of the Witwatersrand, in partial fulfilment
(50%) of the requirements for degree of Master of Commerce in Finance.
Date of submission:
April 2016 / International studies have widely documented the long-run underperformance of firms
conducting secondary equity offerings (SEOs), a phenomenon commonly referred to as the
‘new issues puzzle’. Understanding the market’s reaction to SEOs is vital for managers who
are commonly tasked with deciding on how to finance their firm’s operations. This study
investigates the short-run and long-run performance of firms conducting SEOs on the
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) over the period of 1998 to 2015, by exploring both
rational and behavioural models in predicting SEO behaviour. Event-study analysis reveals that
the market generally reacts negatively to the announcement of SEOs with a statistically
significant average two-day cumulative abnormal return of -2.6%. Using a buy-and-hold
abnormal return approach, as well as factor regression analysis to study the long-run share
performance of issuing firms, there is no evidence that issuing firms significantly underperform
relative to non-issuing firms over a five-year period when testing for abnormal share return
performance with the Capital Asset Pricing Model. Furthermore, issuing firms exhibit no
consistent signs of operating underperformance in comparison to non-issuing firms over a fiveyear
period. Finally, in evidence contradicting the market timing theory, investor sentiment
appears to bear no consistently significant influence on either a firm’s decision to issue equity,
or on the short-run and long-run performance of SEOs. Overall, the results imply that the longrun
performance of SEOs conducted in South Africa is best described by rational explanations
centred on the risk-return framework. There is no consistent evidence of any ‘new issues
puzzle’ on the JSE. / MT2017
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Performance analysis of South African hedge fundsAdenigba, Joseph January 2017 (has links)
Thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of
Masters of Management in Finance and Investments in the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management Wits Business School at the University of the Witwatersrand
, 2016 / We use a comprehensive HedgeNews Africa data set from January 2007 to October 2016 to examine the performance of South African Hedge Funds in relation to JSE All share Index and All Bond Composite Index. We do so using Capital Assets Pricing Model (CAPM), Fama and French three-factor model and four factor model. Research on South African hedge funds are scarce, which motivate this research and in the light of the new regulation that provide for two categories of hedge funds, namely Qualified Investor hedge funds and Retail Investors hedge funds, to see how ordinary investor can benefit from this unique industry. The results show that South African hedge fund have low correlation with the All Bond Composite Index, but do not outperform the JSE All Share Index. We also find that South African hedge fund outperforms the All Bond Composite Index. We further test whether South African hedge fund managers have market timing ability and find that they do not have any significant market timing ability. / MT2017
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