How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?

Background: Liquidity is, in practice of portfolio investment, an important attribute of stocks and measuring illiquidity presents a real challenge for researchers, primarily on developed stock markets. Moreover, there is a lack of research dealing with (il)liquidity on emerging markets. In the pape...

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Main Authors: Vidović Jelena, Poklepović Tea, Aljinović Zdravka
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2014-09-01
Series:Business Systems Research
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/bsrj-2014-0020
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spelling doaj-86dae3e135ac48dd84c6946f7301ec6c2021-09-05T21:00:36ZengSciendoBusiness Systems Research1847-93752014-09-0153678110.2478/bsrj-2014-0020bsrj-2014-0020How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?Vidović Jelena0Poklepović Tea1Aljinović Zdravka2University of Split, The University Department of Professional Studies, CroatiaUniversity of Split, Faculty of Economics, CroatiaUniversity of Split, Faculty of Economics, CroatiaBackground: Liquidity is, in practice of portfolio investment, an important attribute of stocks and measuring illiquidity presents a real challenge for researchers, primarily on developed stock markets. Moreover, there is a lack of research dealing with (il)liquidity on emerging markets. In the paper, the problem of applicability and validity of two well-known illiquidity measures, ILLIQ and TURN, on European emerging markets is observed. Objectives: The paper has two main purposes. The first is to test the relative performance of the two selected illiquidity measures in terms of their validity on European emerging stock markets. The second is to propose a new and improved illiquidity measure named Relative Change in Volume (RCV).https://doi.org/10.2478/bsrj-2014-0020illiquidity measuresemerging marketsrelative change in volume-rcv
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Aljinović Zdravka
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Poklepović Tea
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How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
Business Systems Research
illiquidity measures
emerging markets
relative change in volume-rcv
author_facet Vidović Jelena
Poklepović Tea
Aljinović Zdravka
author_sort Vidović Jelena
title How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
title_short How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
title_full How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
title_fullStr How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
title_full_unstemmed How to Measure Illiquidity on European Emerging Stock Markets?
title_sort how to measure illiquidity on european emerging stock markets?
publisher Sciendo
series Business Systems Research
issn 1847-9375
publishDate 2014-09-01
description Background: Liquidity is, in practice of portfolio investment, an important attribute of stocks and measuring illiquidity presents a real challenge for researchers, primarily on developed stock markets. Moreover, there is a lack of research dealing with (il)liquidity on emerging markets. In the paper, the problem of applicability and validity of two well-known illiquidity measures, ILLIQ and TURN, on European emerging markets is observed. Objectives: The paper has two main purposes. The first is to test the relative performance of the two selected illiquidity measures in terms of their validity on European emerging stock markets. The second is to propose a new and improved illiquidity measure named Relative Change in Volume (RCV).
topic illiquidity measures
emerging markets
relative change in volume-rcv
url https://doi.org/10.2478/bsrj-2014-0020
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