Title : A study to mine associations between periodical returns and business financial metrics

Type of Material: Thesis
Title: A study to mine associations between periodical returns and business financial metrics
Researcher: Ramchandra, Mitragotri S
Guide: Patel, Nikunj
Department: Institute of Management
Publisher: Nirma University, Ahmedabad
Place: Ahmedabad
Year: 2024
Language: English
Subject: Economics and Business
Financial
Management
Metrics
Social Sciences
Management
Social Sciences
Dissertation/Thesis Note: PhD; Institute of Management, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad; 2024
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245__|aA study to mine associations between periodical returns and business financial metrics
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502__|cInstitute of Management, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad|d2024|bPhD
518__|d2024|oDate of Award
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520__|aOver the last five decades, business academics have identified over three hundred return determinants that potentially influence stock returns. However, we still do not know if all return-determinants are equally important, or whether a smaller set of return-determinants has a disproportionately larger influence on stock returns. To answer that, a study needs to include all return-determinants of interest in the same study. However, asset pricing research so far has heavily relied on linear regression to study the relationship between stock returns and return determinants. And one of the main constraints with linear regression as a method is its inability to include more than a few potential return-determinants in a single asset pricing study. This constraint is one of the reasons why asset pricing research so far has not been able to answer whether all three hundred plus return-determinants have equal influence on equity returns or whether there is a smaller set that wields a disproportionately higher infl
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653__|aMetrics
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