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Инвестиционные Решения Компаний В Условиях Асимметрии Информации

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  • ЧЕРКАСОВА ВИКТОРИЯ АРТУРОВНА

    (Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики»)

  • ДУНЯШЕВА РЕГИНА ФАРИТОВНА

    (ООО «ЛЛК-Интернешнл»)

Abstract

В статье рассматривается феномен асимметрии информации (АИ), свойственный, в различной степени, большинству фондовых рынков развивающихся и развитых стран. Исследование сконцентрировано на взаимосвязи уровня информационной асимметрии и эффективности инвестиций компаний на развивающихся рынках капитала. Авторами определяются релевантные показатели оценки асимметрии информации на развивающихся рынках. Акцент сделан на использовании трех показателей общей волатильности доходности, специфической волатильности и показателе ценовой задержки. В качестве характеристики эффективности инвестиций анализируется показатель предельного q. На выборке из 1080 компаний стран БРИК за период за 2005-2014 гг. было выявлено, что уровень информативности цен, измеренный на основе показателей дневной специфической волатильности доходности и дневной ценовой задержки, оказывает значимое влияние на эффективность инвестиций. Авторы определили, что высокий уровень инвестиционных возможностей снижает эффективность инвестиционных решений, а финансовая ограниченность связана с менее эффективными инвестициями. Отраслевой анализ показал, что уровень информативности цен акций компаний-аналогов, измеренной на основе недельной специфической волатильности и недельной ценовой задержки, позволяет менеджерам использовать отраслевую информацию с целью улучшения инвестиционной эффективности. Результаты исследования позволяют определить релевантную модель, которая, с одной стороны, позволит менеджерам увеличить инвестиционную привлекательность компании, а с другой стороны, даст возможность инвесторам снизить риски вложения средств с учетом специфики развивающихся рынков капитала.

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  • Черкасова Виктория Артуровна & Дуняшева Регина Фаритовна, 2016. "Инвестиционные Решения Компаний В Условиях Асимметрии Информации," Higher School of Economics Economic Journal Экономический журнал Высшей школы экономики, CyberLeninka;Федеральное государственное автономное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики», vol. 20(4), pages 655-690.
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