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Vol. 8, No. 2 · February 2014 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 8
2014
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 8, Issue 2 · February 2014
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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Inflation Versus Prime Lending Rates: An Empirical Analysis

The inflation rate in our country increased significantly during the last six years. The Reserve Bank of India has been using high interest rate policies to contain the excessive instability and the excessive money supply in the economy. In this …

Keywords: ICICI Benchmark Advance Rate, Inflation, Prime Lending Rates, State Bank Advance Rate
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02 Original Article
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Buoyant Agglomeration of the VAT Refund: An Application of EFA and CFA

Agglomeration of the VAT refund is a major flaw in the VAT system which certainly pushes the future of the industry into the dark and also unnecessarily harasses the industrial units because a lot of funds are blocked in the …

Keywords: Input VAT, Output VAT, Accumulated VAT, Refund
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03 Original Article
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Is Fear (VIX) a Priced Factor in Multi Factor Asset Price Modeling?

This study examines the effect of volatility measure VIX in the Fama and French model augmented by Durand et al. (2011) in the Indian stock market. It also tries to investigate the pricing effects and dynamic interaction of the volatility …

Keywords: Fear (VIX), Size, P/B, Asset Pricing Model, Factor Return, SMB, HML
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04 Original Article
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Determinants of Shareholder Gains in Acquisitions: An Empirical Study in the Indian Corporate Sector

India today is witnessing a wave of mergers and acquisitions in this decade. This has important implications for not only the participating firms, but also for the shareholders investing in these firms. The firms thus need to understand the impact …

Keywords: Acquisitions, Value and Growth Firms, Premiums, Abnormal Returns
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