Finding ‘The Third Man’: Untangling the UK’s under EU financial systems equivalence frameworks post-Brexit Abstract: On 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom triggered one of the most significant political and legal events of the 21st century by voting to leave the European Union in a ‘Brexit’. Amongst the many changes set to be wrought by this unprecedented move, Brexit has thrust the question of what […]
Does Economic policy and political uncertainty effect stock market performance and firms’ investment ABSTRACT This paper examines the effect of economic policy and political uncertainty and its components on stock market performance and firm’s investment in United Kingdom and United States. It is found that economic policy and political uncertainty in relation with firms’ level investment in United Kingdom and United States which is shown […]
Introduction Financial crisis is a bubble created by excessive investor inclination towards a particular market. It shadows the valuations and when the bubble bursts, the investors want to exit and therefore rapidly start selling their stake. Too much of capital led to lower interest rates and this in return forced the investors to look for creative investment platforms where the yield was high. This requirement […]
Government spending may refer to any expenditure made by local, regional or national governments. In most countries, including the UK, government spending makes up a significant proportion of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product). Spending can be carried out in many different areas such as investments, loans, acquisitions and transfer payments. The main areas of UK government spending are pensions, health, education, debt interest and defence. […]
What are financial markets? Financial markets are an open and regulated system where companies can raise large amounts of capital through bonds and stock markets, or offset their risk by investing in commodities, foreign exchange futures contracts or other derivatives. Due to the size of financial markets, they are highly liquid, meaning businesses can easily and quickly generate cash by selling their assets. Since financial […]
CHAPTER 1 Rapid changes in financial service industries make it essential to determine the profitability of financial institution. Banks plays a key role in financial market of a country and for this it’s very important to evaluate that bank operate in efficient manner also what are the factors which affect the profitability of banks. A bank generates profit from the differential between the level of […]
CHAPTER 1 Background Finance plays an increasingly important role in economic growth and development of nations around the world. These roles are in many different forms, they include but not limited to channelling savings towards investment. The level of sophistication of a financial system is important and to a large extent determines the overall level of overall growth and development of that economy. The financial […]
Introduction: According to the topic of discussing the differences between Islamic securitisation and conventional securitisation, the discussion will lead to the satisfactory aspects of comprehensive analysis of the information gathered during the research. Moreover, it continues with the Islamic securitisation structure on the qualitative as well as quantitative basis according to the difference from the conventional securitisation structure. Securitisation which openly deals with the trade […]
CHAPTER 1 Stock market plays an important role in the economic development of a country. Stock exchange performance has attained significant role in global economics and financial markets, due to their impact on corporate finance and economic activity. For instance stock exchanges enable firms to acquire capital quickly, due to the ease with which securities are traded. Stock exchange activity, thus, plays an important role […]
2.0 PROBLEM STATEMENT There is a large volume of work in the area of dividend payout policy across many developed countries (Gugler, 2003; Kallapur, 2004; Ferris et al., 2006; Denis and Osobov, 2008; Eije and Megginson, 2008; Engsted and Pedersen, 2010). However, less work has been done in developing countries and researchers have started to study the dividend policy, as well as the behaviour of […]
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