Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to ascertain determining factors of ownership concentration and institutional portfolio ownership in the listed firms of an emerging market during pre-crisis and post-crisis periods and find variations in determining factors between the two varying market...

Mutual Fund Investment: is it a panacea or a peril? The fascination about mutual fund investment has attracted many investors since its inception due to its perfect arbitration between risk and return. Till December 2013, the total investment in mutual fund industry stood at Rs. 87, 65,220...

This paper is an attempt to study the capital structure of Indian Steel Industry and its determinants. The 66 sample steel companies are bearing an average debt portion of 68% in their capital structure means highly debt driven. Hence we tried to figure out which are the factors significantly...

The Indian business environment has altered radically since 1991, due to decontrol and deregulation of the economic policies, the corporate India faced an unprecedented challenge and fierce competition. To accommodate the changing environment, the Indian business houses started corporate...

This paper investigates the trading and investment behavior of the institutional investors in the Indian capital market post-financial crisis and their effect on the market performance. The study is based on the panel data sets drawn from the NIFTY 500 companies for eight years from FY 2008...

Research aim: This study aims to examine the impact of ownership structure (ownership concentration and identities) on the financial and market performance of Indian listed firms, post the US financial crisis 2008.Design/Methodology/Approach: This study is based on a six-year financial dataset...

This study investigates the influence of the US financial crisis on the relationship between ownership holdings and stock performance by assessing asymmetries in the effects of insider and institutional ownership before, during and after the US financial crisis. This study considers NIFTY...