Roháček, M. Emerging and developed markets mutual funds investment. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2019. The main aim of the diploma thesis is to give a recommendation to an investor about mutual funds investment. The diploma thesis compares risk and return of chosen mutual funds for different investment horizon lengths. The author is focused on factors, having an influence on risk and return. The main feature for final recommendations is a level of a market development.

1 Abstract Thesis: Protection of customers and investors on financial markets The purpose of my thesis is to analyse and comment an issue of legal tools implemented for the protection of investors on financial markets and customers, clients of financial institutions. The thesis is formally divided into eight chapters. Thesis commences by introductory defining the scope of thesis and tasks given to be commented. Chapter one summarize definitions of terms further used in the thesis with special focus on content of the term "Customer (Client)" and "Investor" and their distinction for purpose of this thesis. Second chapter focuses on historical aspects and inputs for development and improvement of financial regulation. I am attempting especially to highlight the influence of political changes and financial crises to concerns about regulation of financial environment (which usually lead to its modification or tightening of rules) on given samples firstly of development in the Czech Republic after year 1989 and secondly on European Union during the last financial crisis of years 2007 - 2009. Third chapter consists of analysis of the financial markets regulation in the Czech Republic under present legislation mainly and in detail focusing on the role of Czech National Bank. As the Czech National Bank integrated...

This thesis examines the integration of European stock markets, focusing on the affect of the EU and Eurozone. Moreover, the thesis analyses whether increasing integration is a local trend possibly caused by the EU and Eurozone, or whether either the Japanese or American stock market gets more integrated with the European ones as well. We study the integration using weekly data of eighteen European stock markets and stock markets of Japan and the US over the horizon of twenty years. The method used is an extension by Klöessner and Wagner (2012) of a method originally introduced by Diebold and Yilmaz (2009). We find a positive effect of the EU on the integration of the stock markets. Also, the integration is rather local as the American and Japanese stock markets are proved to not have a higher increase in integration with the European stock markets that they have with each other. Finally, we find the Eurozone does not have an immediate positive effect on the integration of the stock markets. Keywords Stock markets integration, Spillovers, EU, Eurozone, Diebold and Yilmaz Author's e-mail vildova.t@email.cz Supervisor's e-mail mp.princ@seznam.cz

KOCOURKOVÁ, Kristýna. Consumer behaviour of young people on the market with organic food. Brno, 2014. 116 p. Master thesis. Mendel University in Brno, Faculty of Business and Economics. Thesis supervisor: Ing. Martin Souček, Ph.D. This thesis deals with consumer behaviour of young people on the market with organic food. In the past recent years the market with organic food has been growing fast in the Czech Republic. Qualitative and quantitative research have been used in the practical part of the thesis, specifically Focus Groups, questionnaire and depth interviews with consumers of organic food and their producers. Based on the results of the research, a model of consumer behaviour and a segment on which the producers should concentrate have been created. The thesis also suggests marketing recommendations which could be practically used.

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The objective this study was to identify the possibility of selling their products are organic farmers. At the beginning they describe the basic information on organic farming and how it differs from conventional agriculture.Another section contains forms of sale. The main part is focused on direct sales and its impact on consumers and producers.Research is conducted through a questionnaire of consumers and open-ended interviews with organic farmers. The result is a market selling organic farmers evaluation and recommendations on increasing sales.

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