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International Journal of Emerging Markets (2023) 18 (9): 2718–2734.
Published: 03 August 2021
...Muhammad Munir Ahmad; Ahmed Imran Hunjra; Faridul Islam; Qasim Zureigat Purpose The authors examine the impact of asymmetric information on firm's financing decisions, the feedback effect of changes in capital structure on the level of asymmetric information, and the speed of adjustments...
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Value‐at‐risk adjusted to the specificities of emerging markets: An analysis for the Tunisian market
International Journal of Emerging Markets (2012) 7 (1): 86–100.
Published: 20 January 2012
...Wafa Snoussi; Mhamed‐Ali El‐Aroui Purpose The specific criteria to the microstructure of emerging markets such as low liquidity, very pronounced asymmetric information, and high volatility affect the risk market. Previous researchers have concluded that the calculation methods of the Value‐at‐Risk...
