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Financial literacy among working young in urban India
(Elsevier, 2015)
The working young in urban India exhibit inferior financial knowledge, inferior financial attitude, and superior financial behavior compared to their counterparts elsewhere. While both men and women require intervention ...
Study of Informal Financial Markets
(Citi Foundation, 2013)
It is believed that a substantial part of financial transactions in India occurs outside
the regulated formal financial sector comprising banks, insurance firms, NBFCs and
microfinance institutions. A variety products ...
Informed trading around earnings announcements—Spot, futures, or options?
(Wiley, 2018)
Recent literature reports higher single stock options (SSO) volume before earnings announcements (EA). There are no studies that explore single stock futures (SSF) in this context because of illiquid SSF markets in developed ...
Effectiveness of Financial Literacy Interventions in Improving Financial Literacy among Rural Women in North India
(Citi Foundation, 2013)
The objective of the study is to determine whether financial literacy interventions
improve financial literacy significantly in the long-term (eighteen to twenty months
after the intervention) and in the short-term (one ...
Lottery and bubble stocks and the cross-section of option-implied tail risks
(Wiley-Blackwell, 2021-09-15)
The options smile provides forwardlooking information about the risk at thecenter of the distribution (ATMIV) and at the tails (Skew). We investigate thecrosssectional determinants of the options smile using indices ...
Beleif distortion near 52W high and low: evidence from Indian equity options market
(Wiley, 2023-06-28)
We examine investors' behavioral biases and preferences in the options market near 52-week high and low (52W-H/L) using Indian options market data. We document that as the stock price approaches 52W high (low), the skewness ...
Role of derivatives market in attenuating underreaction to left-tail risk
(Wiley, 2023-12-25)
The anomalous negative relationship between left-tail risk measures and future returns has recently attracted the attention of finance researchers. We examine the role of the derivatives market in attenuating left-tail ...