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Wykorzystanie współczynnika beta do oceny wzrostu wartości przedsiębiorstwa

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Kołatka M.
Przegląd Zachodniopomorski
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2013
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issue 3/1
125-136
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The paper describes the key issues associated with the concept of value based management. Presents its essence and characterized factors affecting the growth of the company. The last part of the article presents the results of research and analysis made by the author. Examined whether the beta can be effectively used to evaluate the value creation for shareholders. In the article author placed results of calculations beta for banking companies listed on the WSE. For some companies shown how management decisions that affect the value of the company, also affect the rate of beta.
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Factors affecting stock return volatility in the banking sector in the euro zone

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Niewińska K.
Journal of Economics and Management
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2020
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vol. 39
132-148
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Aim/purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of internal and external historical determinants on the volatility of banks’ stock returns in the euro zone. A dedicated database has been created to identify factors significantly affecting volatility. Design/methodology/approach – The study is based on information about banks listed on the stock exchanges of the euro zone economies. Quarterly data from the period of 2004-2015 along with static panel models were used as the research method. Findings – Results confirm that selected factors have a significant impact on the analysed variables: the ratio of long-term investments to assets, solvency ratio, price to book value, the unemployment rate, beta, as well as implied volatilities in S&P500 and EUROSTOXX50 indexes. Research implications/limitations – Results can be used to estimate future stock return volatility more accurately. The survey focuses solely on the banking sector, which is the biggest limitations of this research and the findings cannot be used to other sectors. Originality/value/contribution – Most volatility research serves the purpose of predicting future stock prices. Very few papers explain which factors in particular impact volatility.
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