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Vol. 19, No. 1 · January 2025 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 19
2025
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 19, Issue 1 · January 2025
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 4
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 4 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Moderating Role of Stock Return Volatility in Corporate Governance–Firm Value Structural Linkages : Insights from a PLS-SEM with IPMA Approach

Purpose: This study examined the structural linkages between corporate governance (CG) and firm value (FV) through financial performance (FP) and CEO-duality (CEOD) as mediating and stock return volatility (SRV) as moderating constructs.Design/ Methodology: This research utilized secondary data derived from …

Keywords: corporate governance, firm value, CEO-duality, stock return volatility, financial performance. JEL Classification Code
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02 Original Article
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Does Corporate Governance Influence Firms’ Credit Ratings? Evidence from India

Purpose: Credit rating was an indicator of a firm’s creditworthiness, evaluated by rating agencies using firm-level characteristics combined with their judgment and experience. The literature hypothesized that a firm’s governance mechanism influenced its likelihood of default and the risk to …

Keywords: credit rating, corporate governance, board size, gender diversity, ordered probit regression
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03 Original Article
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Efficiency and Predictive Power of Technical Trading Rules in Post-COVID-19 Era : A Study of BRICS Stock Market

Purpose: This study was an attempt to test the efficiency and revalidate the technical trading strategies based on the exponential moving average (EMA), relative strength index (RSI), and moving average convergence divergence (MACD) on stock returns in Brazil, Russia, India, …

Keywords: technical trading, EMA, stock market, BRICS
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04 Original Article
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Determinants of the Stock Return – Exchange Rate Dynamic Linkage in India and China

Purpose: The present study tried to identify the macroeconomic variables that determined the dynamic linkage between stock return and exchange rate in two prominent emerging economies: India and China. The determinants of the stock return–exchange rate linkage varied from country …

Keywords: stock return, exchange rate, macroeconomic variables, dynamic conditional correlation
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