Stock Market: A Study Of The Investor Interest In Nonfinancial Criteria Considered In Decision Making

The objective of this research was to identify whether investors in Recife the stock market have interest in non-financial criteria when making investment decisions. To this end, questionnaires were applied with investors, registered in the database of a broker and gifts in events held by Apimec in...

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Published in:RC&C. Revista de Contabilidade e Controladoria 2014-01, Vol.6 (1), p.43
Main Authors: Livia Vilar Lemos, Umbelina Cravo Lagioia, Josete Florêncio Santos, Libonati, Jeronymo José, Lucivaldo Lourenço da Silva Filho
Format: Article
Language:eng ; por
Subjects:
Criteria
Decision making
Decision making models
Finance companies
Financial analysis
Investments
Investors
Market economies
Personal finance
Securities markets
Stock
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Summary:The objective of this research was to identify whether investors in Recife the stock market have interest in non-financial criteria when making investment decisions. To this end, questionnaires were applied with investors, registered in the database of a broker and gifts in events held by Apimec in September 2012. The questionnaire contained 12 statements about financial and non-financial characteristics of companies and investors should indicate the level of interest in investing in accordance with the features stated companies. The financial criteria corresponded to liquidity, profitability and risk and non-financial criteria based on the technical option screens, with positive and negative for selecting socially responsible investment screening. Factor analysis was applied to these assertions formed to identify factors, as well as those relevant were included in each factor. Thus, through factor analysis identified that non-financial criteria are being considered in the decision making process of investors surveyed. This is evidenced by the relevance of assertions with no financial analysis in essence had. Keywords Non-Financial Criteria; Investors; Factor Analysis
ISSN:1984-6266