Theobald, 2004, Market Capitalisation, Cross-Correlations, the Lead/Lag Structure and Microstructure Effects in the Indian Stock Market, International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, 14, 385-400.POSHAKWALE, S.; THEOBALD, M. Market capitalisation, cross-correlations, the lead/lag structure...
Currently, the Indian stock market capitalisation is over $5 trillion. “No other nation is remotely close to such a scale of possibility. There has never been a better time to be Indian,” said the Adani Group Chairman. He said, “India’s infrastructure industry is undergoing a stunning c...
Market capitalisation, cross-correlations, the lead/lag structure and microstructure effects in the Indian stock market Theobald, 2004, Market Capitalisation, Cross-Correlations, the Lead/Lag Structure and Microstructure Effects in the Indian Stock Market, International Financial... S Poshakwale,M ...
Out of three important market parameters, capitalisation play very decisive role to understand the behaviour of stock market. Most often capitalisation could be used as a proxy for the public opinion on stock exchanges. In this study the relationship between number of listed companies and sensex an...
The third objective of study is to ascertain the relationship between returns of securities and market capitalisation (size). The empirical test of the CAPM is carried out by using the weekly data of 30 stock traded is the Mumbai Stock Exchange (BSE) during the period July, 2007 to Dec., ...
We use a panel of 58 top Indian listed companies in terms of market capitalisation (BSE 100 and NSE 100), over the five year period from 2007鈥 08... A Roy - 《Jindal Journal of Business Research》 被引量: 2发表: 2014年 Capital Structure of Real Estate Firms in Emerging Market: An...
Market capitalisation of Nifty 50 stocks plunged by Rs 2.4 lakh crore as of 12:45 p.m with Nifty slipping below the crucial 200-DMA and Sensex tanking over 1,200 points 10 hours ago — Bloomberg Quint Festive Cheer Fizzles As Consumer Staples Face Weak Q3, Say Morgan Stanley, Centrum ...
It shows India’s mostly nationalised banks have decade after decade gotten weaker and weaker financially, being kept afloat by continually pumping in of new “capital” via “recapitalisation” from the government that owns them, using more and more of the soft inconvertible currency that has ...
It shows India’s mostly nationalised banks have decade after decade gotten weaker and weaker financially, being kept afloat by continually pumping in of new “capital” via “recapitalisation” from the government that owns them, using more and more of the soft inconvertible currency that has ...
(FICCI and EY, India Citation2022, 202), Saregama, the only publicly listed major Indian record company, accounts for INR 615 crores (with a market capitalisation of INR 7,367 crores) (The Economic Times Citation2022) and T-Series has an estimated revenue of INR 800 crores (Kohli-Khan...