Empirical evidence from Vietnam

The study attempts to explore economic, financial, and institutional developmental factors that contribute to the growth of the size of corporate bond markets by using the data set from ten Asian economies (China; Hong Kong, Indonesia; Japan; Korea; Malaysia; the Philippines; Singapore; Thailand; and Vietnam). The empirical findings by generalized least squares model show that the level of economic development as shown by GDP per capita is one of the most important factors in the development of corporate bond markets.

9p tuongmotranh 18-03-2025 7 1   Download

This study contributes to the literature about asset-pricing models and their performances in different economic contexts. Moreover, the findings also offer insights into the use of the CAPM and TFM in developing countries in general and Vietnam, in particular.

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Diversification is usually seen as a strategy to improve bank risk and performance until the recent financial chaos, which has raised many concerns about this claim. Despite the growing number of empirical studies on the relationship between diversification strategy and banks' profitability, researchers have not yet been able to find a general agreement. One of the reasons is that the results for each country are different from the others. The well-founded evidence is mixed between countries and regions.

189p caphesuadathemmatong 18-11-2021 26 3   Download