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    Capital structure and stock returns - evidence from the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Nyabicha, Edith Masereti (Strathmore University, 2014-03-24)
    Capital structure and stock return are important aspects in financial management. This study examines how debt ratios move in relation with movement in stock prices for listed firms in Kenya. The Fama-Macbeth regression ...
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    Examining the relationship between market liquidity and equity returns - a case study of firms listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Mwangi, Ibutiti Allan (Strathmore University, 2014-03)
    This study uses a panel regression of 42 actively traded equities listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange over 58 days to relate a stock's bid-ask spread and its return. The study results show that in the NSE, there is ...
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    The relationship between macroeconomic variables and stock returns in the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Rotich, Mercy Jelagat (Strathmore University, 2014)
    A clear understanding of the movements and sensitivity of each macroeconomic variable with respect to behavior of the stock returns is of importance to the general economy as it facilitates its growth and enables investors ...
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    Return volatility and the pricing of equities at the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Chege, Eric Theuri (Strathmore University, 2014-03-12)
    Using the monthly return series between 1999 and 2013 I find evidence that volatility is priced on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The GARCH-M model yields positive and significant ARCH and GARCH parameters and the shocks ...
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    Analysis of asymmetric and persistence in stock return volatility in the Nairobi Securities Exchange market phases 

    Ogega, Haggai Owidi (Strathmore University, 2014)
    Asymmetric and persistence in the volatility of stock returns are very fascinating features of the behaviour of securities market. The persistence in volatility has a major effect on the future volatility of the security ...
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    Market differential reaction to profit warning announcements and dividend decrease : an empirical analysis of the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Mitau, Carol Betty Ndanu (Strathmore University, 2014)
    The main aim of the study was to investigate the market differential reaction to profit warning announcements and dividend decreases by carrying out an empirical analysis of the Nairobi Securities Exchange. To achieve ...
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    Corporate governance and dividend payout - analysis of firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Njugi, Mwangi Kevin (Strathmore University, 2014-03)
    The study aims to examine the effect of corporate governance on dividend payout of firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. Based on agency theory, the study considers the effect of two conflicting hypotheses, the ...
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    Calendar anomalies - Evidence from the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Kiptanui, Peter Kipchirchir (Strathmore University, 2014)
    Calendar anomalies are a phenomenon that seem to suggest that financial securities such as stocks, bonds and even derivatives, experience patterns of returns that coincide with particular points in the week, month or year. ...
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    The relationship between macroeconomic variables and firm performance in the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Wangui, Njoroge Valentine (Strathmore University, 2014-03)
    Perspectives on Energy Security Increased exposure of national economies to global markets has at the level of corporate stakeholders meant increased attention to exchange rates, interest rates, inflation rates and relative ...
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    Evaluation of recent initial public offers subscription levels in the Nairobi Securities Exchange 

    Mulu, Mercy Kalyali (Strathmore University, 2014-03)
    This study investigates the determinants of success for IPOs in the Nairobi Securities Exchange by making a comparative analysis of under - subscribed and oversubscribed IPOs. The population of the study consisted of all ...
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    AuthorChege, Eric Theuri (1)Kiptanui, Peter Kipchirchir (1)Mitau, Carol Betty Ndanu (1)Mulu, Mercy Kalyali (1)Mwangi, Ibutiti Allan (1)Njugi, Mwangi Kevin (1)Nyabicha, Edith Masereti (1)Nzesya, Lilian Mwikali (1)Ogega, Haggai Owidi (1)Pius, Stephen Mwendwa (1)... View MoreSubject
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