2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.econmod.2013.01.004
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Market structure and the cost of capital

Abstract: We contribute to the finance literature in two main ways. First, we present a theoretical capital asset pricing model (CAPM) to price assets in different market structures. Second, we use our model to analyze whether when markets are partially segmented using the local or the global CAPM yields significant errors in the estimation of the cost of capital for a sample of firms from developed and emerging countries.JEL classification: G15, F36, C32.

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“…Several authors have studied asset pricing in a national and international setting, including the research of Bai and Green (2020), Buckberg (1995), De Santis andGerard (1997), Harshita et al (2015), Harvey (1991), Musawa et al (2020), Singh and Yadav (2015), Wang et al (2013) in which they talked about the importance of using the international version of CAPM for valuing the asset pricing models. Researcher's also focussed on the market structure of economies, whether the world market is segmented or integrated (Errunza & Miller, 2016;Errunza, Losq, & Padmanabhan, 1992;El Hedi Arouri, Rault, Sova, Sova, & Teulon, 2013;Patro, 2001;Pirinsky & Wang, 2011;Stulz, 1995;Thomadakis & Usmen, 1991). Cross-listing of shares is another important phenomenon in assessing the pricing of assets in an international setting.…”
Section: Conceptual Development Of Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Several authors have studied asset pricing in a national and international setting, including the research of Bai and Green (2020), Buckberg (1995), De Santis andGerard (1997), Harshita et al (2015), Harvey (1991), Musawa et al (2020), Singh and Yadav (2015), Wang et al (2013) in which they talked about the importance of using the international version of CAPM for valuing the asset pricing models. Researcher's also focussed on the market structure of economies, whether the world market is segmented or integrated (Errunza & Miller, 2016;Errunza, Losq, & Padmanabhan, 1992;El Hedi Arouri, Rault, Sova, Sova, & Teulon, 2013;Patro, 2001;Pirinsky & Wang, 2011;Stulz, 1995;Thomadakis & Usmen, 1991). Cross-listing of shares is another important phenomenon in assessing the pricing of assets in an international setting.…”
Section: Conceptual Development Of Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2013) in which they talked about the importance of using the international version of CAPM for valuing the asset pricing models. Researcher's also focussed on the market structure of economies, whether the world market is segmented or integrated (Errunza & Miller, 2016; Errunza, Losq, & Padmanabhan, 1992; El Hedi Arouri, Rault, Sova, Sova, & Teulon, 2013; Patro, 2001; Pirinsky & Wang, 2011; Stulz, 1995; Thomadakis & Usmen, 1991). Cross-listing of shares is another important phenomenon in assessing the pricing of assets in an international setting.…”
Section: Conceptual Development Of Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Isso pode ser devido a duas razões: ou existem fatores de risco não sistemático no mercado que é avaliado, ou o CAPM é usado incorretamente como medida de risco sistemático. Assim, se a escolha for o CAPM, a seleção das variáveis adicionadas deve ser feita entre duas decisões: (i) qual o grau de integração entre o mercado financeiro local e o global e (ii) a confiabilidade e utilidade dos dados disponíveis do país alvo dos investimentos (STULZ, 1999;ESTRADA, 2000;PEREIRO, 2001;2002, p. 115;BARBOSA;MOTTA, 2004;AROURI et al, 2013). Elton et al (2004) classificam as hipóteses subjacentes do CAPM.…”
Section: Custo Do Capital Próprio (Ke)unclassified
“…They affect the asset prices in the foreign market, so an investment barrier exists, and the foreign market is not fully integrated (Patro, 2001). The linkages between the international financial markets provide substantial relief to the investors in the form of lower cost of capital (El Hedi Arouri et al, 2013) and the allocative efficiency of their capital. Still, it also imposes particular challenges in their legal, institutional, and cultural environment, which create difficulties quantifying the degree of integration and its impact on one financial market to another (Pirinsky & Wang, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%