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Maashele Kholofelo Metwane and Daniel Maposa
Financial market data are abundant with outliers, and the search for an appropriate extreme value theory (EVT) approach to apply is an endless debate in the statistics of extremes research. This paper uses EVT methods to model the five-year daily all-sha...
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Saleh F. A. Khatib, Hamzeh Al Amosh and Husam Ananzeh
We aim to provide a comprehensive systematic analysis of scholarly publications in the field of board compensation in financial sectors extending through the years 1987 to 2021. Hence, the most notable themes, theories, and contributions to the literatur...
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Jia Qi, Swarn Chatterjee and Yingyi Liu
According to the U.S. Census records, 40% of the population is aged between 35 and 64. This statistic means that a substantial percentage of the nation?s population is in the wealth-formation phase of their life cycle and should be saving towards their r...
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Johnson Antwi and Cephas B. Naanwaab
This paper examines the relationship between generational differences, risk tolerance, and attitudes towards financial investments in a nationally representative sample from the United States of America. The sample consists of pooled cross-sectional data...
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Benjamin Mudiangombe Mudiangombe and John Weirstrass Muteba Mwamba
This paper investigates whether currency risk is priced differently in the different sectors (industrial, financial, and basic materials) of equity markets in a sample of developed United States of America (USA) and developing economies (Brazil, India, P...
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