This study investigates the concentrated ownership impact on performance of firm with the sample of 60 listed non-financial companies of various sector of economy from Pakistan. The data is gathered from 2008 to 2013. This ...

Money Laundering is the process by which criminals attempt to conceal or disguise the true origin and ownership of the proceeds derived from criminal procedures. It is not a new concept rather it is an old and global one ...

Recent times have seen a renewed emphasis on improving upon the economic and commercial relations between Pakistan and India. In particular, the liberalization of trade between the two countries has become a growing issue ...

Private equity is a product of pure capitalism which has emerged as a major component of the alternative investment options and is now broadly accepted as an established asset class with in many institutional portfolios. ...

Investment banks help in the development of strong economy in any country by helping its corporate sector through different services, by trading in capital market and money market products etc. In Pakistan investment banks ...

A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a real estate company that offers common shares to the public. In this way, a REIT stock is similar to any other stocks that represents ownership in an operating business and are ...

The KSE Index rose from 6,218 on December 31, 2004 to 10,303 on March 15, 2005. This was an increase of 65 percent in only two and a half months. Not only did the index rise during this period, but the value traded also ...

On going regulatory changes such as Basel II are intertwining the process banks use to manage the finance and risk areas of their business. Successful banks will use new compliance requirements to create a stronger, more ...

Stock market volatility has always been of great concern to the investors in stock exchanges all over the world. In the past lot of research has been done on this. Researchers have tried to find out it causes, impact and ...

More than subsidies poor need access to credit. Absence of formal employment make them non `bankable'. This forces them to borrow from local moneylenders at exorbitant interest rates. The successful implementation of the ...