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In essence, authors showed that the behaviour of selected African stock markets is in compliance with the cyclical efficiency invented by the proponents of the AMH. [...]it may be more appropriate to describe African markets as adaptive markets rather than inefficient markets. By implication, market...

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Published in:Journal of global business and technology 2019-10, Vol.15 (2), p.IV-VIII
Main Author: Delener, N
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Asset allocation
Bonds
Calendars
Corporate bonds
Debt
Defined benefit plans
Defined contribution plans
Efficiency
Government securities
Households
Hypotheses
Investment advisors
Investment policy
Market shares
Money markets
Participation
Pension plans
Portfolio management
Regulation
Researchers
Restrictions
Risk exposure
Rural areas
Securities markets
Stock exchanges
Studies
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Summary:In essence, authors showed that the behaviour of selected African stock markets is in compliance with the cyclical efficiency invented by the proponents of the AMH. [...]it may be more appropriate to describe African markets as adaptive markets rather than inefficient markets. By implication, market participants may not view African stock markets as being anomalous in absolute form. Data extracted included annual investment returns on government securities, corporate bonds, fixed deposits, money market, collective investments, listed equities and open/close - end funds, expenses, contributions of members, total asset under management and benefits paid out to members from 2012 to 2016 when most pension schemes in Ghana were active and NPRA regulations were proactively enforced. [...]the study investigated the linkages between participation in Ponzi schemes and the intensity of household over-indebtedness.
ISSN:1553-5495
2616-2733