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Vol. 15, No. 11 · November 2021 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 15
2021
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 15, Issue 11 · November 2021
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 3
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 3 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Board Composition and Underpricing : The Role of Business Experts, Support Specialists, Community Influentials, and Gender Diversity

The objective of this paper was to analyze the influence of resource, structural, and gender diversity on the boardroom of newly listed companies on IPO underpricing. To measure resource diversity, we categorized directors into support specialists, business experts, and community …

Keywords: Board Resource Diversity, Support Specialists, Business Experts, Community Influentials, Gender Diversity, Blau’s Index, Underpricing
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02 Original Article
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Determinants of Penetration of Financial Technology Among the Heterogeneous African Economies

Wide-spread financial exclusion and the inability of banks to meet the customers’ expectations in service delivery in Africa have made most central banks seek technology-enabled solutions, especially as the global trend moves towards diversifying the range of financial service provider …

Keywords: Financial Technology, Spread Of Penetration, GMM
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03 Original Article
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Volatility, Open Interest, and Trading Volume in Indian Futures Markets

Purpose: The paper’s objective was to scrutinize the impact of trading volume and open interest on the volatility of selected futures contracts of Indian markets. The change in notional behavior and size of such behavior was examined, and the contribution …

Keywords: Futures Contracts, E-GARCH, Volatility, Trading Volume, Open Interest
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