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Vol. 17, No. 11 · November 2023 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 17
2023
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 17, Issue 11 · November 2023
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 4
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 4 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Evaluating the Efficiency of the Global Cryptocurrency Market

Purpose: This study focused on evaluating the efficiency of the global cryptocurrency market under the efficient market hypothesis. Methodology: The study explored the presence of calendar effects in the form of the day-of-the-week and the weekend effect in the top …

Keywords: ARCH Modeling, Cryptocurrency, Calendar Effects, EMH, Market Efficiency
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02 Original Article
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The Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Firm-Level Innovations and Their Market Value : Empirical Evidence from India

Purpose: In this study, empirical data from non-financial companies listed on Indian stock markets was used to assess the impact of firm-level innovation on the market value of Indian enterprises. This study also looked into how corporate governance practices affect …

Keywords: Corporate Governance, Firm-Level Innovation, Indian Listed Companies, Firm Performance
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03 Original Article
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Redefining Risk : Indian Sterling Bank’s Journey to Mitigate Concentration Risk

Purpose: The present case study highlighted the impact of concentration risk on the performance of banks. This case focused on the functioning and various challenges faced by a hypothetical private sector bank, that is, Indian Sterling Bank, on account of …

Keywords: Risk, Concentration Risk, Risk Management, Profitability, Portfolio Analysis, Non-Performing Assets
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04 Original Article
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Efficiency of RSI Investment Strategy : A Comparative Study of Saudi Arabia, India, and China

Purpose: The present study is focused on testing the performance of the relative strength index (RSI) minutely on daily prices of stock indices of three sample countries. As the interest in investing in the stock market is growing day by …

Keywords: Relative Strength Index (RSI), Stock Markets, Indices, Technical Trading Rule 30/70 (TTR), Transaction Cost (TC)
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