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Vol. 5, No. 11 · November 2011 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 5
2011
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 5, Issue 11 · November 2011
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 6
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 6 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Asset Pricing Models in Indian Capital Markets

Asset pricing theory is a framework designed to identify and measure risk, as well as to assign rewards for bearing risk. There is a general contention that the simple Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) does not adequately describe stock return …

Keywords: Asset Pricing Theory, Macro-Economic Factors, Capital Asset Pricing Model, Arbitrage Pricing Model, Emerging Capital Markets
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02 Original Article
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Relative Financial Performance of Public Sector Banks

Financial performance is the key indicator for any business organization. The survival, growth and development of a business depend on profitability, which helps to measure the financial performance of business and indicates how far it has been successful. The present …

Keywords: Financial Performance, Public Sector Banks, Profitability, Trend Analysis Performance Indices
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03 Original Article
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Testing the Performance of Leading Banks in India - An Experimental Study

This study tests the performance of leading banks of India during the financial year 2008-2009. The year 2008-2009 was chosen as this year faced the greatest financial crisis in the human history. The banks selected for study are the top …

Keywords: Bank Performance, Top Ten Bank Performance, Leading Banks, Banks and Financial Crisis and Performance Parameters
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04 Original Article
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Investors’ Perception Towards Capital Market – An Empirical Study With Reference to Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu

The Indian capital market is one of the oldest and largest capital markets of the world. The rapid industrialization in the country since independence has given vitality to the capital market. Savings of the household sector can be directly channelized …

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05 Original Article
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Role of Subjective Norm in Investment Decision Making of Casual Investors

Casual investors are those who have less knowledge about basic finance and more or less do not make big calculations for making their investment decisions. Financial theories, such as Markowitz portfolio theory attempts to pin down investment decision-making in terms …

Keywords: Investment Decision Making, Casual Investors, Theory of Planned Behavior, Markowitz Portfolio Theory
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06 Original Article
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Does Microfinance Empower Rural Women? – An Empirical Study In Vellore District, Tamil Nadu

Microfinance is a powerful tool to reduce poverty and to induce empowerment among rural women so that the rural women may come out of dependency and will move from marginality to centrality. Microfinance plays a vital role in reducing poverty …

Keywords: Microfinance, SHG, Empowerment, Income Generating Activities
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