SAJMS - South Asian Journal of Management Sciences

Terrorism and Stock Market Nexus: New Evidence from Wavelet Analysis

Research Article

This study examines the impact of terrorism on Karachi stock market returns. Daily data of KSE100 index from 1st July 1999 to 31st December 2015 is used for the empirical analysis. The objective of this paper is to examine the change in systematic risk in response to the terrorist activities. Multiscale data derived from Maximal Overlap Discrete Wavelet Transformation (MODWT) [...]

Heterogeneous Panel Analysis among Equity Returns for Portfolio Diversification: Evidence from Emerging and Frontier Asian Equity Markets

Research Article

Our study investigates the linkage between frontier and emerging equity markets of Asia from January 2000 to December 2016. To deal with heterogeneous panels, we applied pooled mean group framework proposed by Pesaran, Shin, and Smith (2001). Our findings reveal both short and long run relationships among sampled markets thereby supporting the feedback hypothesis. The magnitude of relationship is strong [...]

The Value-Growth Indicators and Value Premium: Evidence from Pakistan Stock Exchange

Research Article

This paper aims to study the ability of the six value-growth indicators (i.e. gross profit to total assets, earning to price, book to market, dividend to price, cashflow to price and sales to price ratio) to generate value premium in Pakistan Stock Exchange. This paper uses the methodology of Dimson, Nagel, and Quigley (2003) to construct Fama and French [...]

Human Capital-Economic Growth Relationship: Finding the Most Relevant Level of Education in Pakistan

Research Article

The study employed annual dataset for the period 1981-2014 to find the most relevant level of education in terms of its contribution to the economic growth of Pakistan. The study used three models assuming gross enrolment rates at primary, secondary and tertiary level as human capital and found secondary education as the most relevant level of education for economic growth. [...]

Hedging Effectiveness of Commodities in the Stock Portfolio: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan Stock Exchange using Multivariate GARCH Models

Research Article

This study explores the hedging effectiveness of oil and gold assets in Pakistani stock market. We incorporate three multivariate GARCH models for hedging potential of oil and gold assets in stock market of Pakistan. The DCC model is found fitted among others for empirical analysis. The empirical results indicate that the asymmetric effect is positive (negative) providing that negative shocks [...]