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Godfred Aawaar,Nicholas Addai Boamah,Joseph Oscar Akotey
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Daily returns of 224 stocks traded on three distinctively classified markets (stand-alone, frontier, and emerging) within a developing continent context are used, employing the Chang, Chen and Khorana (2000) measure. We provide evidence of the presence o...
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Dulani Jayasuriya Daluwathumullagamage and Alexandra Sims
There is considerable hype about blockchain in almost every industry, including finance, with significant investments globally. We conduct a systematic review of 851 records and construct a final article sample of 183 for the sample period 2012 to 2020 t...
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N. S. Nanayakkara,P. D. Nimal,Y. K. Weerakoon
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Neoclassical asset pricing is built on the premise investors are rational and there are unlimited arbitrage opportunities. Behavioural implications of irrational investors led to the development of the counter paradigm, behavioural asset pricing. This st...
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Yudhvir Seetharam,Jesse A. Da Cunha
AbstractUnderstanding the stock market?s reaction to secondary equity offerings (SEOs) is vital for managers who are commonly tasked with deciding on how to finance their firm?s operations. This study investigated the short-run performance of firms condu...
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Mydhili Virigineni,M. Bhaskara Rao
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Investors need not be rational for markets to be efficient. The axiom of efficient market hypothesis that it is not possible to earn excess profits because the available information gets factored in instantaneously fell flat due to influence of human beh...
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