Thispaper is acomparative study analyzingthe efficiency of three different stock markets. Using data fromthe Casablanca Stock Exchange, Euronext Lisbon and the New York Stock Exchange, I look at the predictability of asset prices from 2002 to 2018. In the case of Morocco, I adapt the methodology to account for the institutional features of an emerging market by correcting daily returns for thin-trading and including a non-linearity term. The results show that all three markets are characterized by inefficient pricing during the whole period. I also divide the sample period into three sub-periods to track potential improvement in informational efficiency as a result of structural and institutional reforms of stock mark...
This paper investigates the weak form of market efficiency hypothesis over eleven Tunisian banks lis...
The study aimed to test whether the Nairobi Securities Exchange Market is efficient in the weak form...
This doctoral thesis consists of three essays on the nature and evolution of informational efficienc...
The development of financial institutions has been viewed in recent years as critical to the economi...
The Efficient Market Hypothesis can be defined by the simple statement that “security prices fully r...
Weak form of market efficiency is quite a buzzword among the academicians of financial arena. Part o...
Several researchers have adopted the informational efficiency of financial markets as a research sub...
The main objective of this thesis is to show that additional insights, beyond the verdict of market ...
This article is a literature review that aims to provide an overview on the efficiency of emerging f...
The importance of the efficiency of the stock market cannot be underestimated, given the critical ro...
This study examines the empirical evidence for efficient market hypothesis in the Dar es Salaam Stoc...
Market inefficiency has influence on resource allocation, as price signals tend systematically unde...
The development of financial institutions has been viewed in recent years as critical to the economi...
This paper examines the weak-form market efficiency of twenty-seven emerging markets. The sample enc...
In this paper we test the weak form of the efficient market hypothesis for Central and Eastern Europ...
This paper investigates the weak form of market efficiency hypothesis over eleven Tunisian banks lis...
The study aimed to test whether the Nairobi Securities Exchange Market is efficient in the weak form...
This doctoral thesis consists of three essays on the nature and evolution of informational efficienc...
The development of financial institutions has been viewed in recent years as critical to the economi...
The Efficient Market Hypothesis can be defined by the simple statement that “security prices fully r...
Weak form of market efficiency is quite a buzzword among the academicians of financial arena. Part o...
Several researchers have adopted the informational efficiency of financial markets as a research sub...
The main objective of this thesis is to show that additional insights, beyond the verdict of market ...
This article is a literature review that aims to provide an overview on the efficiency of emerging f...
The importance of the efficiency of the stock market cannot be underestimated, given the critical ro...
This study examines the empirical evidence for efficient market hypothesis in the Dar es Salaam Stoc...
Market inefficiency has influence on resource allocation, as price signals tend systematically unde...
The development of financial institutions has been viewed in recent years as critical to the economi...
This paper examines the weak-form market efficiency of twenty-seven emerging markets. The sample enc...
In this paper we test the weak form of the efficient market hypothesis for Central and Eastern Europ...
This paper investigates the weak form of market efficiency hypothesis over eleven Tunisian banks lis...
The study aimed to test whether the Nairobi Securities Exchange Market is efficient in the weak form...
This doctoral thesis consists of three essays on the nature and evolution of informational efficienc...