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Impact of Personality Traits on Investment Intention: The Mediating Role of Risk Behaviour and the Moderating Role of Financial Literacy

Research Article

This study investigates the role of risk behaviour in mediating the association between personality traits and investment intention and moderating role of financial literacy between the association of risk behaviour and investment intention within a sample of 284 students with finance background. Regression analyses was executed in a series to test the impact of independent variables on dependent variables. Along this, separate models for the mediator and for the moderator were appraised to get more vibrant results. Results suggest that individuals who are active, sympathy toward others, determined, well-organized are more willing toward Investment. Further results revealed that risk behaviour [...]

Journal of Finance & Economics Research 2019
By Muhammad Nauman Sadiq, Raja Ased Azad Khan
Keywords: Personality traits , financial literacy, risk behaviour, investment intention

Determinants of Economic Stability through Female Unemployment: Evidence from Pakistan

Research Article

The objective of this study is to capture a nexus between economic stability and female unemployment in Pakistan. Since economic stability enables macro-economic objectives such as sustainable growth, it creates conductive environment for employment. This study used foreign direct investment (FDI), consumer price index (CPI), fiscal deficit, debt to GDP, interest rate and exchange rate regarded as indicators of economic stability. Whereas, time series data for the period from 1973 to 2015 has employed through Augmented Dickey Fuller and Phillip-Perron and unit roots tests are applied to check the stationarity of the data. It has found that data is a [...]

Journal of Finance & Economics Research 2019
By Malik Shahzad Shabbir, Aniqa Zeb
Keywords: Economic stability, female unemployment, sustainable growth, ARDL

Influence of Investor Sentiments on Stock Market Capitalization of Different Economic Sectors in a Developing Economy: Evidence from Pakistan

Research Article

This study investigates the effect of investor sentiment on the stock market capitalization on different economic sectors of Karachi Stock Exchange of Pakistan by using the data from the year 1972-2014. The findings of EGARCH model suggest that the Power and Fuel sector and the Chemical sector are more affected by investor sentiment as compared to the other sectors due to the presence of big giants' firms of Pakistani market in those sectors. Furthermore, it is concluded that noise traders are irrational traders and they follow news and trends. Therefore, it is recommended that a number of different educational and [...]

Journal of Finance & Economics Research 2019
By Syed Ali Raza, Muhammad Mansoor, Khalid M. Iraqi
Keywords: Investor sentiment, different sectors, noise traders, market capitalization, behavioral finance.

The Study of Potential Shariah Non-Compliance Risks in Murabahah Along with Their Risk Management

Research Article

The primary objective of this paper is to find out the Shariah Non-Compliance Risks (SNCRs) of Murabahah along with proposing its risk management system. As the activity of Shariah non-compliance is negligence or failure to comply with the Shariah rules and regulations as well as for some extent the breach of the law of the land. Hence, Identification, Monitoring, Control and Mitigation of SNCRs need to be undertaken sensitively otherwise the spirit and objective of Islamic banks (IBIs) will be no more different than conventional banking system. Moreover, failure in control and mitigation of Shariah non-compliance risks may render the [...]

Journal of Finance & Economics Research 2019
By Muhammad Yunas Ali, Farooq Hassan

The Nexus between Political & Institutional Corruption Events with the Stock Market: A Study of Pakistan

Research Article

Arrival of new information and dissemination of that information in asset prices is the determining force of asset returns. This paper studies the nexus between political and institutional corruption events with daily stock market returns by using Mega Corruption cases that were reported between January 2011 to February 2019. Therefore, to study how stock market returns react to these selected events, a mean adjusted model has been applied and a before and after, two and five day event window has been constructed. The results show that political and institutional corruption events have negative and significant impact on stock market returns. [...]

Journal of Finance & Economics Research 2019
By Shamrez Ali, Sundus Waqar, Muhammad Haris
Keywords: Corruption, stock market, political stability, volatility.
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