Asia emerging markets

Ebook "Multinational management: A casebook on Asia’s global market leaders" demonstrates that the future of global business lies in how well the multinational landscape is charted and how the importance of Asian market leaders is deeply embedded in it. It offers international management students and researchers an extensive guide to the business history, strategy development, and foreign market entry modes used by emerging Asian multinationals.

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "A new financial market structure for East Asia" provides readers with contents including: financial centers in East Asia; Tokyo financial market as a financial center in East Asia; recycling Asian savings within the region - The role of Singapore; there-emergence of Shanghai as a financial center in China’s financial system;...

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This thesis contributes to our understanding of the ASEAN group, focusing on the ASEAN5 with particular attention paid to asset pricing and the linkages between equity markets, GDP and trade. A further motivation for this thesis lies in the importance of emerging markets. The ASEAN5 equity markets and their economies have only recently been freed from many of the regulatory constraints that bound their economies.

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This paper provides a descriptive analysis of financial systems in emerging Asia, assessing the dimensions of the current state of bond markets. In particular, local currency bond markets have expanded dramatically since governments took steps to end the currency and maturity mismatches that savaged borrowers in the region’s financial crisis nearly twenty years ago.

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The results show that the increase in financial inclusion reduces the monetary policy rate, hence enhancing macroeconomic stability in Asia emerging economies. This study adds to the limited number of studies on the relationship between financial inclusion and monetary policy effectiveness in these countries.

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There are evidences indicating the banking volatility-economic growth nexus in developed markets and emerging markets. However, it is not clear to assume this relationship across countries at various levels of income and geography in low-income and middle-income countries.

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The remainder of the paper is organized as follows. A literature review on the study of return and volatility spillover across markets is presented in the next section. Section Methodology gives details about the financial model for estimating volatility transmissions and spillover effects and as well as estimation procedure. Research data and the descriptive statistics are provided in Section Data. The empirical results are given in Section Empirical Results and finally, in the last chapter, the paper closes with concluding comments.

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In this research, applied the DEA method (data envelopment analysis) for a cross-country analysis of the comparative efficiency of government support for coal production in eight countries: The leading producers of coal and lignite, three OECD countries with developed economies (the USA, Germany, and Australia), four BRICS countries with developing economies and emerging markets (China, India, Russia, and South Africa), and Indonesia – the largest producer of coal and lignite in Southeast Asia from 2013 to 2018.

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This study examines the impact of branding aspects on firm performance in the emerging markets ofSoutheast Asia. Specifically, the question of standardization versus adaptation of brandpromotion is the focus of attention.

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To study the contagious effects of financial risks in South Asia’s emerging stock markets, the main stock indexes from China, Thailand, India, Vietnam and Malaysia are chosen during the period from 2006 and 2014. The paper used the dynamic conditional correlation GARCH model to examine the dynamic relevance, and introduced the dummy variable in order to test whether the structure change had occurred after the global financial crisis. The results showed that the degree of relevance of China, Thailand, India and Malaysia stayed in the high level.

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In this paper, various Value-at-Risk techniques are applied to stock indices of 9 Asian emerging financial markets. The results from our selected models are then backtested by Unconditional Coverage, Independence, Joint Tests of Unconditional Coverage and Independence and Basel tests to ensure the quality of Value-at-Risk (VaR) estimates.

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Can export credit agencies help fund capital intensive projects in emerging industrializing economies? Lessons and applicability in Vietnam. Export growth is now seen by most governments as a key to eonomi growth and re ent growth in emerging East Asia has been export led. The so- alled Export Credit Agen ies (ECAs) played a ritial role in ushioning the downturn in ross border trade to emerging market e onomies dur-ing the global eonomi and finan ialrisis that hit in the f all of 2008.

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The continued demand in the global animation market has allowed the Asia-Pacific region to further emerge as a premier destination for animation outsourcing. The major players in the region include China, India, Singapore, South Korea and the Philippines. China With reported revenues of about US$1.4 billion in 2007 and approximately 10,000 animation professionals, China is considered as one of the stronger players in the animation outsourcing industry.

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In addition, Thai mutual funds play an important role in the capital market and Thailand’s economy is among the three fastest growing in the Asia/Pacific region. The data on mutual funds and the stock market, as well as other relevant information from Thailand, are sufficiently accessible and more complete than from many other emerging countries and thus allow us to make more comprehensive investigations of mutual funds in emerging markets.

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Although the characteristics of emerging markets are relatively diverse, Thailand can represent the rest of the emerging countries, those in Asia in particular. This is because the Thai stock market exhibits several behaviours which are consistent with the average for emerging markets. For example, while the ten-year annualized growth of emerging markets ranged from -0.03% (Taiwan) to 20.45% (India), the Thai stock market grew by 12.36% per year and this figure is comparable to the growth of the MSCI Emerging Markets index 1 , 11.69% (MSCI, 2010).

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We rst construct Pan-European size, book-to-market, and momentum risk factors for stocks. Then, we report on the average performance of European mutual funds over our time period using these benchmarks. Our ndings are similar to those of many studies of U.S. mutual funds (e.g., Carhart, 1997 and Wermers, 2000). Specically, the median one-factor and four-factor alphas are -0.90%/year and -0.32%/year, respectively. This nding indicates that our benchmarks successfully control for common variation in European equity mutual fund returns....

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The American Marketing Association (AMA) seems to be the self appointed arbiter of the definition of marketing. Certainly in Australia and New Zealand, American texts and definitions dominate study of the discipline in academia. Currently the AMA defines marketing as, "The process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas goods and services to create exchange and satisfy individual and organisational objectives" (Marketing News, 1985, p.1).

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Destinations in authentic (often Third World) countries are often off the beaten track. Tourists enjoy authentic experiences in places which have experienced limited tourism development. Emerging destinations in Asia, South America and Africa attract a small number of adventurous tourists who are prepared to forego their comfort in order to interact with local communities and unspoiled surroundings. Although these regions may develop at a later stage to mass tourism destinations, they need to be planned properly in order to sustain their resources.

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Business models used in emerging Asia and traditional western markets were at odds. In the west, transparency was the keystone, providing clear rules and disclosures for how business should be conducted, and shareholder value maximisation became the universal mantra. With few exceptions, the largest and best corporations were privately held and usually the bulk of their stock was traded on stock exchanges.

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European banks also cut lending to emerging markets. Their consolidated foreign claims on emerging Europe, Latin America and Asia had already started to fall in the third quarter of 2011 (see pages 18–20 of the Highlights). New syndicated and large bilateral loans from EU banking groups to emerging market borrowers then fell in the final quarter of the year. This was in contrast to lending to western Europe and other developed countries, which was essentially unchanged (Graph 8).

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