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Financial Issues in Emerging Economies
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Financial Issues in Emerging Economies

SPECIAL ISSUE Including selected papers from II International Conference on Economics and Finance, 2019, Bengaluru, India

Rita Biswas|Michael Michaelides
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10 November 2020
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In this special issue of Research in Finance, editors Rita Biswas and Michael Michaelides compile eleven papers, five of which were selected from the II International Conference on Economics and Finance (ICEF-II) in Bengaluru, India. This volume focuses on a gamut of topics ranging from monetary policy to corporate governance in emerging economies. More specifically, it presents papers on the role of board characteristics and sub-committees on firm performance, the impact of US quantitative easing on countries like India and China, public-private partnerships in infrastructure projects in India, and multinational banking evolution in Nigeria and India. In order to advance the field of international economics and finance, it is necessary to question conventional practice and research approach. Incorporating analysis of classical theories of international finance and economics, the papers in this volume present new innovative theories that seek to do just that. They are essential reading for researchers interested in development economics and emerging finance.

Chapter 1. An Empirical Analysis of the Determinants of Bank Internationalization: The Case of India and Nigeria; Steve Onyeiwu and Sulagna Das Chapter 2. Investment in Technology: Does It Proliferate the Profitability and Performance of the Indian Banks?; Neha Chhabra Roy and Thangaraj Viswanathan Chapter 3. The Impact of US Quantitative Easing on India's Money Market; Moumita Paul and Siva Reddy Kalluru Chapter 4. US Monetary Policy and Spill overs to Select EMEs: An Episodic Analysis; Satyananda Sahoo, Shiv Shankar and Jessica M. Anthony Chapter 5.Suggested Model for Explaining Financial Distress in Egypt: Toward a Comprehensive Model; Sarah Sobhy Mohamed Chapter 6. Impact of Management Control Systems on Sponsors' Profitability in PPP Infrastructure Ventures; Suresh Mony and Narayani Ramachandran Chapter 7. Contributing Factors of Long-term ADR Holding Period Returns: An Up-to-Date Analysis; Mark Schaub and Garland Simmons Chapter 8. Identification of Alternative Insurance Model using Fuzzy AHP; Zahin Ansari, Syed Hameedur Rahman Zaini, and Asif Akhtar Chapter 9. Corporate Board Subcommittees and Firm Performance: Evidence from India; Rama Sastry Vinjamury Chapter 10. Do Indian Stock Market Message Board Discussions Really Matter? A Machine Learning-based Approach; Madhvi Sethi, Pooja Gupta, Shubhadeep Mukherjee and Siddhi Agrawal Chapter 11. Impact of Ownership Structure and Board Characteristics on Firm Value: Evidence from China and India; Aghila Sasidharan and George Varghese

    Rita Biswas is an Associate Professor of Finance and Associate Dean of International Initiatives in the School of Business, University at Albany, USA. Prof. Biswas's primary research interests involve international financial markets and banking. Her work has been published in journals such as Financial Management, the Financial Review, Journal of Financial Services Research, Review of Futures Markets, and Global Finance Journal. Biswas has won several teaching awards, including the President's Award for Excellence in Teaching and the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching (SUNY system-wide, 2013-14). She is a frequent teacher in executive MBA programs worldwide, including at the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Germany and at Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Professor Biswas received her M.S. in international economics from University of Rochester, NY in 1985 and her Ph.D. in international finance and banking from Texas A&M University, TX in 1990.

    Michael Michaelides is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Allegheny College, USA. His research focuses on topics of financial econometrics.