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Original Article
Open Access
Deep Learning in Financial Analytics : Exchange Rate Modelling
Sonali Agarwal
· pp. 8–25
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2022/v16i9/172157
In finance, a major enthralling research question has been the accurate determination of future market and economic movements. A lot of researchers have tried to develop different models with different accuracies of prediction over the years. It appears that the …
Keywords:
Forex Forecasting, Predictive Modeling, Deep Neural Network, Input-Output Fitting, Training Algorithm, Hidden Layer, Error Autocorrelation, Back-Propagation, Hyperparameter, Incremental Training
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Original Article
Open Access
Financial Restructuring and its Impact on Shareholders’ Wealth in Selected Companies in India
Nisarg A. Joshi
· pp. 26–41
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2022/v16i9/172158
Purpose: The purpose of the study was to analyze the effect of financial restructuring on shareholders’ wealth of manufacturing companies. This study investigated if there was a significant difference in shareholders’ wealth of the firms after the restructuring. Methodology: This …
Keywords:
Restructuring, Shareholders’ Wealth, Liquidity, Financial Restructuring, Profitability
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Original Article
Open Access
Corporate Governance and Firm Value – An Empirical Study of Financial Services Firms in India
Gautam Negi, Arpit Jain
· pp. 42–53
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2022/v16i9/172159
Empirical evidence on the association between firm value and corporate governance has mixed results depending on the chosen attributes for governance and firm value. The study investigated this relationship for financial services firms in India. Based on the literature review, …
Keywords:
Corporate Governance, Corporate Valuation, Financial Services, Generalized Method of Moments
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Original Article
Open Access
Sustainability Reporting of Indian Companies and the Adherence to GRI Disclosure Framework
Rakhesh Shetty, K. Ashalatha
· pp. 54–65
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2022/v16i9/172160
Given that all significant stakeholders expect companies to be transparent with financial and nonfinancial disclosures, companies are under increasing pressure and are also morally obliged to adhere to voluntary disclosure frameworks. In this regard, the GRI disclosure framework (non-financials) has …
Keywords:
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Social Disclosure, Sustainability Reporting, GRI Disclosure Framework, Compliance. JEL Classifications Codes
