Governance and risk in emerging and global markets / edited by Sima Motamen-Samadian.
New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.
Available in the Social Sciences & Humanities Library at HG5993 .G69 2005

About this Book
The book features eight studies related to governance and risk. It provides a critical evaluation of Basel II, and questions the significance of corruption in country risk analysis and investors’ decision making. It offers a reliable model of early warning credit signals that helps managers to detect default risks, and provides a risk-based analysis of alternative production systems in Pakistan. It analyzes the effects of market liberalization on volatility spill-over across the globe, and examines past and future prospects for the Iraqi stock exchange. Finally, it proposes securitization as a means to finance costs of reconstruction in Iraq.

Subject(s):
Developing countries - Economic policy.
Investments & Securities
Risk Management
Financial Markets

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