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Financial Analysis into Relationships between Emerging Asian Markets:
An Empirical Study (2009)
It
is the aim of this dissertation is to compare and discuss the
differences in the regulatory regime of the United Kingdom and Poland.
I focus my efforts on the markets where regulation plays the most
significant part, meaning the public regulated markets of listed
shares. It is clear that the markets themselves are very different in
effect of numerous factors such as history and the legal
systems’ characteristics. The role of European regulation in
harmonising the regulatory regimes of those two markets has admittedly
played an important role in bringing them together in terms of the
regulation of entry requirements along with numerous other issues. I
start this essay by observing the recent activities on the public
regulated markets and the economic developments that allow description
of the differences in the markets themselves. The essay’s
second part is devoted to analysing the factors that can shape a
company’s decision to raise capital via means of the capital
markets, with special consideration of the public regulated share
markets. I then go on to analysing the characteristics of the financial
authorities in the United Kingdom and in Poland. In the second half of
this essay I consider the European perspective of public equity markets
regulation. First, I describe the European legislation shaping the
regulation of admissions to listing in both the UK and Poland. I then
go on to discuss the procedure and effects of implementation of the
mentioned European legislation into the legal orders of those
countries. I close the essay with an assessment of the impact of the
most important issues described in the earlier parts.
- 10,000
words - 45 pages in length
- Excellent
use of literature
- Expertly
written through
- Good
in depth analysis
- Ideal
for finance and business students
CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW OF
ASIAN STOCK MARKET
INTRODUCTION
STOCK MARKET PERFORMANCE OF ASIAN COUNTRIES
CHINA
MARKET PERFORMANCE OF CHINA
JAPAN
HONG KONG
SOUTH KOREA
MALASIA
ISRAEL
PHILIPPINES
INDONESIA
INDIA
STOCK MARKET REFORMS IN INDIA
Establishment of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
DIP Guidelines
Electronic Trading (1994)
Reduction in trading cycle
Derivatives Trading
Volatility in Stock Market
SCOPE AND RELEVANCE
CHAPTER2:
LITERATURE REVIEW
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER
3: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Period of Study
Sample Size
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
HYPOTHESES
Data Base
Source of Data
SAMPLE SELECTION METHOD
DATA ANALYSIS
ORGANIZATION OF THE STUDY
LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
CHAPTER
4: DATA ANALYSIS
CORRLATION ANALYSIS
Index Growth
CHAPTER
5: MAJOR FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION
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