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Original Article
Open Access
Do Cash Holdings Impact the Financials of Companies? Evidence from India
K. Riyazahmed, M. Sriram
· pp. 8–24
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i3/173614
Purpose: The purpose of the study was to examine the impact of cash holdings on financial performance metrics, such as return on assets and Tobin’s Q. Further, the study analyzed the impact of external shocks like the global pandemic, in …
Keywords:
Cash Holdings, Pandemic and Cash Holdings, COVID and Liquidity, Dynamic GMM. JEL Classification Code
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Original Article
Open Access
Bankruptcy Prediction of Manufacturing Companies of India Post-IBC : A Comparative Study Between Various Predictive Techniques
Simrat Kaur, Adarsh Arora, Anil Kumar Goyal, Anjali Munde
· pp. 25–42
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i3/173615
Purpose: The primary goal was to forecast insolvency by comparing different bankruptcy prediction methods among Indian industrial enterprises. Methodology: This study assessed the use of machine learning models in the financial industry. A comparison of random forests (RFs), decision trees …
Keywords:
Random Forest, Decision Tree, Artificial Neural Networks, Logistic Regression, Bankruptcy
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Original Article
Open Access
Examining the Relationship Between Implied Volatility, Index Returns, and Trading Volume in the Indian Stock Market
P. B. Saranya, R. K. Sudhamathi
· pp. 43–55
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i3/173616
Purpose: Investors’ short-term fears or expectations are expressed in India through the India Volatility Index, a volatility index based on Nifty call options. The microstructure of the market was largely composed of trading volume, stock index returns, and implied volatility. …
Keywords:
Implied Volatility, Index Returns, Trading Volume, Contemporaneous, Quantile Regression
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Original Article
Open Access
Family Financial Socialization : Impact of Scholarship Payments on Research Scholars’ Financial Behaviour and Financial Well-Being
Anita, Khyati Kochhar
· pp. 56–67
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i3/173617
Purpose: The fundamental purpose of this research study was to describe and test a conceptual correlation between “financial behavior” (FB) and “financial well-being” (FWB) using the scholarship payments of research scholars. The study particularized how scholarship payment impacted financial behaviour …
Keywords:
Family Financial Socialization, Financial Behavior, Financial Well-Being (Welfare), Scholarship Payments. Abbreviations, Family Financial Socialization (FFS), Financial Behavior (FB), Financial Well-Being (FWB), Financial Literacy (FL)
