One of the cornerstones of Financial Theory is that arbitrage will eliminate any excess profit opportunities. Over the past decade anomalous empirical evidence has been showing up, the return patterns of which do not fit this prediction. Most anomalies self-destruct, but the value premium (i.e., higher share price returns for companies trading at low prices to fundamentals) has been a stubborn anomaly. This study tests for the existence of the value premium in South Africa’s equity market and interpret the results in terms of its implication for arbitrage and our understanding of it as a cornerstone of financial markets
markdownabstractOne of the most important challenges in the field of asset pricing is to understand ...
Thesis (M.Com. (Finance))--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management,...
Shleifer and Vishny (1997) and Pontiff (2006) contend that limits-to-arbitrage prevent investors fro...
This study investigates the existence of the value premium in South Africa’s equity market, and test...
Abstract: The expected equity risk premium is arguably the most important number in modern finance w...
MBA - WBSHistorical research has found a larger than expected premium between equity returns and bon...
We test the limits of arbitrage argument for the survival of irrationality-induced financial anomali...
A key incentive for accounting research is to provide evidence on the usefulness of earnings in maki...
Using idiosyncratic volatility as a proxy for arbitrage costs, the authors found that the highly pub...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 114-119).The South African financial e...
CITATION: Steyn, J. P. & Theart, L. 2019. Are South African equity investors rewarded for taking on ...
On a historical basis, South African equity markets have outperformed inflation significantly. Using...
This study tests the Arbitrage Pricing Theory on the Johannesburg stock Exchange (JSE). Following th...
This paper presents a detailed empirical examination of the South African equity premium, and a quan...
This thesis studies the predictive abilities of the abnormal return anomalies of size, value and ret...
markdownabstractOne of the most important challenges in the field of asset pricing is to understand ...
Thesis (M.Com. (Finance))--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management,...
Shleifer and Vishny (1997) and Pontiff (2006) contend that limits-to-arbitrage prevent investors fro...
This study investigates the existence of the value premium in South Africa’s equity market, and test...
Abstract: The expected equity risk premium is arguably the most important number in modern finance w...
MBA - WBSHistorical research has found a larger than expected premium between equity returns and bon...
We test the limits of arbitrage argument for the survival of irrationality-induced financial anomali...
A key incentive for accounting research is to provide evidence on the usefulness of earnings in maki...
Using idiosyncratic volatility as a proxy for arbitrage costs, the authors found that the highly pub...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 114-119).The South African financial e...
CITATION: Steyn, J. P. & Theart, L. 2019. Are South African equity investors rewarded for taking on ...
On a historical basis, South African equity markets have outperformed inflation significantly. Using...
This study tests the Arbitrage Pricing Theory on the Johannesburg stock Exchange (JSE). Following th...
This paper presents a detailed empirical examination of the South African equity premium, and a quan...
This thesis studies the predictive abilities of the abnormal return anomalies of size, value and ret...
markdownabstractOne of the most important challenges in the field of asset pricing is to understand ...
Thesis (M.Com. (Finance))--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management,...
Shleifer and Vishny (1997) and Pontiff (2006) contend that limits-to-arbitrage prevent investors fro...