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Serena AKTAR,Md. Mahbub ul ALAM
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Employees are the most important asset in the organization. There should always be a good relationship between employer and employee. If employees are happy in the organization, then the organization can move towards success. Satisfaction towards grievan...
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Michael H. Daly,Gary van Vuuren
AbstractOrientation: Active portfolio managers must simultaneously maximise excess returns (over benchmarks), limit risk and observe constraints on, for example, tracking errors (TRs), betas and asset weights.Research purpose: Determining the range of po...
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Muhammad Zeeshan,Jiabin Han,Alam Rehman,Kashif Saleem,Raza Ullah Shah,Amir Ishaque,Naveed Farooq,Arif Hussain
Pág. 151 - 157
Mutual Funds enable small investors to enjoy the benefits of the capital market instruments with small amount using the expertise of professional managers. This study examines the risk adjusted performance, timing and selection abilities of conventional ...
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Unbreen Arif,Muhammad Tayyab Sohail
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The development of asset pricing model is attributed to Markowitz (1952) which initiated towards Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT). The whole concept of MPT based on normality of returns assumption but in emerging economies volatility of returns is an import...
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Suzette Viviers,Edwin Theron
AbstractOrientation: Compromised global trust levels appears to be one of the lasting legacies of the 2007 financial crisis, also in the financial services industry. In order to rebuilt trust, it is not only important to identify the drivers of trus...
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