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Vol. 2, No. 4 · April 2008 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 2
2008
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 2, Issue 4 · April 2008
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 5
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 5 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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A Credit Assessment Model for Small Businesses in Egypt

This papers aims to develop an assessment method to Credit Managers in order to assist them in evaluating the creditability of small business in Egypt. The proposed model needs to rely not only on financial indicators used in most common …

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02 Original Article
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Foreign Institutional Investment Flows (FIIs) in Indian companies

India has witnessed over a decade of FIIs portfolio flows and with each passing year, these flows have gained in their significance and have played a key role in the overall Indian economy. Investments by foreign institutional investors are typically …

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03 Original Article
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Worldwide Acquisition by Indian Companies: A Case Study of HINDALCO Industries Ltd

During the last few months, most of the Indian companies were indulge in acquisition activities to explore the contemporary practices of corporate community in order to stay competitive. The acquisition of US - Canadian aluminium company 'Novelis' by India based …

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04 Original Article
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Financial Inclusion and Literacy In India - A Critical Study

This article addresses the main elements of financial inclusion- advice, banking and credit. According to certain researches, financial exclusion can lead to social exclusion. This article propagates the international experience&difficulties; in promoting inclusive banking. Financial inclusion in india has a …

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05 Original Article
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Markowitz and Sharpe's Approaches to Portfolio Construction – A Comparison in Indian Context

The study was conducted to compare the Ex-ante performance of portfolios constructed using Mean-Variance Model of Markowitz and Single Index Model of Sharpe. Weekly data was collected on market prices of shares and 30 stocks BSE Sensitive Index for a …

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